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#society
GB News: EuroMillions search for £110million jackpot continues as mega-prize goes unclaimed
No one claimed the €130 million EuroMillions jackpot from Friday's draw, but 64,000 players in Ireland won smaller prizes. The highest Irish win was €115, with 23 players matching four numbers plus one lucky star.
In the EuroMillions Plus draw, the €500,000 jackpot also went unclaimed, but 69 players won €2,000 each. Players are advised to check their tickets within 90 days to claim any prizes.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Syria's new authorities face explosive situation after bloody clashes in Alawite stronghold
Syria's coastal region is engulfed in violence as the new transitional government faces an armed insurrection from loyalists of the ousted Assad regime. Following an ambush that killed 13 security personnel, clashes erupted in Latakia and Tartus, prompting the deployment of thousands of soldiers.
The unrest stems from the presence of former regime officials taking refuge in the area, leading to coordinated attacks against the new authorities. The situation is escalating, with reports of well-organized assaults and heavy weaponry used by the insurgents.
#economy
Liberty Nation News: The Coming Paper Recession - Liberty Nation News
The US economy may be facing a "paper recession," as the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta has downgraded its growth forecast to a 2.4% contraction for the first quarter, down from a previous 3% growth estimate. This downturn is attributed to rising imports, a record trade deficit, and declining consumer sentiment.
President Trump is focused on long-term economic strategies, dismissing current challenges as temporary disturbances. Changes in GDP calculation, proposed by Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, aim to provide a clearer picture by excluding government spending. Critics argue this could misrepresent economic health, but proponents believe it will reveal the true state of the economy.