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KSLM Radio https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html KSLM Radio Reliable News Talk Radio – Current, Credible, Consistent UK’s Starmer launches political fightback, putting Europe ties at heart of reset Exclusive-Cerebras to raise IPO price range to $150-$160 as demand surges, sources say Venezuela’s leader to defend her country’s claim over mineral-rich Guyana region before UN court Mookie Betts set to return from strained oblique when Dodgers open series against Giants on Monday Red Sox left-hander Payton Tolle honors his mom, who passed away 2 years ago Body of missing US soldier recovered in Morocco Dodgers adjust pitching staff again, recall RHP Wyatt Mills Body of missing US soldier recovered in Morocco Dodgers adjust pitching staff again, recall RHP Wyatt Mills US disappointed in Taiwan’s smaller defense budget, official says Lottery jackpot: Wizards land No. 1 overall pick in NBA Draft Spain’s Nico Williams leaves Athletic game with injury ahead of World Cup Trump says Polish, Moldovan prisoners released from Belarusian, Russian detention Changing geopolitics are in focus as France’s Macron kicks off Kenya visit for an Africa summit Relatives of Mexico’s disappeared hold Mother’s Day protest ahead of World Cup Red Sox 1B Willson Contreras (hand) exits after being hit by pitch Relatives of Mexico’s disappeared hold Mother’s Day protest ahead of World Cup Sparks sign Kate Martin to player development contract Red Sox 1B Willson Contreras (hand) exits after being hit by pitch Sparks sign Kate Martin to player development contract Knicks F OG Anunoby (hamstring) out for Game 4 vs. Sixers Jailed Iranian peace laureate Mohammadi moved to hospital in Tehran Abe Foxman, advocate for American Jews as longtime head of Anti-Defamation League, dies at 86 Washington wins NBA draft lottery, chance to pick first on June 23 Rare earths deal between US and China is still in effect, US official says Phillies’ Bryce Harper returns to lineup for finale vs. Rockies QB R.J. Day, son of Ohio St, coach, commits to Northwestern Giants activate LHP Sam Hentges for long-awaited return Golden Knights captain Mark Stone out for Game 4 vs. Ducks Remains of US soldier who went missing during military exercises in Morocco have been recovered Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi is transferred to a Tehran hospital, her foundation says The Carolina Hurricanes are rolling in the NHL playoffs. Next is another lengthy between-rounds rest Yankees recall All-Star LHP Carlos Rodon Twins recall LHP Kendry Rojas, option LHP Kody Funderburk NTSB gathering details about Frontier Airlines evacuation after plane after hit a person in Denver Britain’s Starmer fights for his job as calls for his ouster grow after local election losses Onboard the hantavirus-stricken cruise ship, in photos The Media Line: WhatsApp Co-Founder Jan Koum Gives $200 Million to Jerusalem Hospital in Record Israeli Healthcare Donation The Media Line: Iran Requires Ships To Submit Forms for Strait of Hormuz Transit Through New IRGC-Linked Authority Syrian President al-Sharaa Reshuffles Government, Dismisses Brother and Information Minister By Rizik Alabi/The Media Line Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa issued a series of presidential decrees reshuffling the presidency, government, and local administration, continuing a broader restructuring effort launched after a new government was formed in March 2025. According to a correspondent for The Media Line in Damascus, Presidential Decree No. 98 of 2026 appointed Abdul Rahman Badr al-Din Al-A’ma as secretary-general of the presidency, replacing Dr. Maher al-Sharaa, the president’s brother, who was relieved of his duties after a short tenure, ending a controversial appointment that had previously sparked public debate. In Decree No. 100 of 2026, al-Sharaa appointed Khaled Zaarour as minister of information, replacing outgoing Minister Hamza Al-Mustafa. Meanwhile, Decree No. 101 named Basel Hafez Al-Suwaidan as minister of agriculture, replacing former minister Amjad Badr. The reshuffle also extended to local administration, with al-Sharaa appointing new governors in four provinces. Ghassan Al-Sayyed Ahmed was named governor of Quneitra, Marhef Khaled Al-Nassan was appointed governor of Homs, Ahmed Ali Mustafa was named governor of Latakia, and Ziad al-Ayesh was appointed governor of Deir ez-Zor. These decisions are part of a broader series of institutional changes since the announcement of Syria’s transitional government on March 29, 2025. The cabinet, composed of 23 ministers, was described as a “government of reconstruction and stability” following the country’s political transition. Since its formation, the government has pursued gradual institutional restructuring, including periodic cabinet reshuffles and senior appointments, as part of efforts to modernize public administration and improve performance across key sectors. The latest reshuffle is widely viewed as an effort by the presidency to reconfigure power centers within the state, particularly amid criticism of certain ministries’ performance—especially the Ministry of Information—and ongoing debate over the appointment of figures close to the president to sensitive positions. Former Information Minister Hamza Al-Mustafa’s dismissal triggered mixed reactions among Syrians on social media, with some praising his attempts to introduce a more open media discourse compared with previous eras, while others argued that the ministry failed to keep pace with Syria’s rapidly evolving political and administrative environment. Overall, the latest changes reflect an accelerating process of institutional realignment in Syria, as the presidency expands and reshuffles across government, ministries, and local authorities, signaling a broader restructuring of the country’s political and administrative architecture. The Media Line: Why Is Palestine Action’s Map and Manual Still Online? 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