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Loadsure and BrokerPro Partner to Deliver Advanced, Full-Value Freight Protection Directly Within the TMS Workflow

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By Michael Kennedy
| EIN News
Loadsure and BrokerPro partner to embed AI-driven, full-value cargo insurance directly into the BrokerPro TMS, enabling instant, frictionless coverage By embedding Loadsure’s AI-driven underwriting into BrokerPro’s native workflow, users can now quote and bind specialized risk solutions—including excess limits and gap coverages—in seconds” — Johnny McCord, CEO and Founder of Loadsure NEW HAVEN, CT, UNITED STATES, June 23, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- Loadsure, the global leader in AI-powered...
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‘Heart Eyes 2’ Sets 2028 Release at Paramount in Time for Valentine’s Day

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By Christopher Landon, Michael Kennedy
| starsalert.com
Paramount has set the release date of Spyglass’ “Heart Eyes 2,” the sequel to Josh Ruben’s 2025 romantic comedy slasher film, for February 11, 2028.Like the first film, “Heart Eyes 2” will look to Valentine’s Day weekend for its release, hoping to attract horror-loving couples intrigued by a gory, tongue-in-cheek twist to the usual date night movie.
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Why Ireland sought to stop US airlines landing at Dublin Airport

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By Michael Kennedy
| RTE Brainstorm
Aer Lingus pilots on parade at Dublin Airport in the 1960s. Photo: Independent News and Media/Getty Images Analysis: there was a high level of tetchiness between Ireland and the US when it came to transatlantic aviation in the 1960s By Michael Kennedy, Royal Irish Academy In the late 1960s, Aer Lingus was thinking supersonic. It had two Boeing 2707 aircraft – Boeing’s rival to the Anglo-French Concorde - on order.
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