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Dennis Coyle reunited with family in San Antonio after release from Taliban custody.
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American detainee Dennis Coyle returns to U.S. after more than a year in Taliban custody

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Dennis Coyle, a U.S. citizen detained by the Taliban in Afghanistan since late January 2025, arrived in San Antonio on Wednesday, according to The Daily Wire and a statement posted by his family. His case had drawn public attention from relatives and advocacy groups urging U.S. officials to press for his release.

Building on earlier diplomatic consultations, Egypt's Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty detailed intensified efforts on Wednesday to mediate US-Iran talks and prevent 'total chaos' in the Middle East during a Cairo media briefing. Discussions with US and Chinese officials highlighted economic risks and regional coordination.

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Grifols' board has approved preparing a public offering (OPV) of a minority stake in its US Biopharma business to reduce debt and fund growth. The company will retain majority control and continue listing in Spain. Its ADRs surged up to 13% in after-hours trading.

Hyundai Motor reported four minor injuries from rear power seats in new Palisade SUVs that may trap people. Sales remain halted after a two-year-old girl's death in Ohio earlier this month. The company recalled 68,500 vehicles in the US and Canada.

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Three Supermicro employees face charges of conspiracy to smuggle restricted Nvidia H100, H200 and B200 chips to China. The alleged $2.5 billion scheme used dummy boxes, fake labels and a pass-through company. TechRadar describes it as the biggest heist of the US-China chip war.

Ethiopian Airlines will resume flights to Atlanta starting May 21, 2026, after suspending service in early February. The route, launched in 2023, linked Addis Ababa to Atlanta via Rome multiple times weekly. This restores a key Africa-US connection.

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Catalan police Mossos d’Esquadra are searching in Barcelona for Jimmy Gracey, a 20-year-old University of Alabama student from Chicago, missing since Tuesday morning. He was last seen at 3 a.m. at Shoko nightclub in the Vila Olímpica waterfront area. Authorities are using a helicopter and maritime police due to the possibility he fell into the sea.

 

 

 

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