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After The Bombing, Tehran Confronts Widespread Ruin
After The Bombing, Tehran Confronts Widespread Ruin
After more than a month of conflict, a fragile ceasefire has allowed people in Tehran to begin assessing the scale of destruction, according to a new Bloomberg report.
The city, home to around nine million people, now bears widespread signs of damage, from shattered buildings to entire blocks reduced to rubble.
Although the truce has been extended for now, talks between the US and Iran have stalled, with major disagreements still unresolved around nuclear activity, regional control, and military influence.
The Bloomberg piece notes that the...
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Authored by Rob Sabo via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours),
Property taxes are rising across the United States and, on average, have outpaced inflation.
Homeowners in 2025 paid a total of $396.8 billion in property taxes on more than 89.6 million single-family homes, a 3.7 percent increase from 2024, an April 9 report by real estate property data provider ATTOM states.
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