Paramount pauses its Warner Bros. deal, warplanes from Bahrain and Kuwait struck Iran, and a massive family’s equally large rustic lodge is for sale. Read more in today’s What’s News newsletter:
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Plus, warplanes from Bahrain and Kuwait struck Iran in a rare Gulf retaliation, and a massive rustic lodge built for an equally large family is for sale.
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