Israeli Strikes in Gaza Kill 32 People

Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have killed 32 individuals, including many women and children, amid escalating tensions and military actions.

Second Child Dies Amid US Measles Surge

A second unvaccinated child has died from measles in Texas amid the worst outbreak in decades, with 607 cases reported nationwide this year.

Trump Fires General Tim Haugh from NSA

President Trump has dismissed General Tim Haugh, director of the NSA, raising concerns among Congress about national security leadership.

ICE Moves Turkish Student to Vermont

A Tufts University student from Turkiye was moved to Vermont after being detained by ICE, despite a judge's order to keep her in Massachusetts.
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Man Pleads Guilty to Kavanaugh Assassination Attempt

Nicholas John Roske pleads guilty to attempting to assassinate Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh in June 2022, facing a potential life sentence.

Fire Investigation at New Mexico GOP Headquarters

Federal authorities investigate a fire at the Republican Party of New Mexico's headquarters, linked to recent vandalism against Tesla.

White House to Remove Historic Magnolia Tree

A nearly two-century-old southern magnolia tree will be removed from the White House grounds due to safety concerns, as announced by President Trump.

Sentebale Chair Accuses Prince Harry of Bullying

Sophie Chandauka, chair of Sentebale, claims Prince Harry orchestrated a bullying campaign against her amid his resignation from the charity.
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Tsunami Warning Lifted After Tonga Quake

A 7.0 magnitude earthquake near Tonga prompted a tsunami warning that was later lifted. No casualties reported as residents moved to safety.

Faye Dail Hall Released from Taliban Custody

Faye Dail Hall, an American woman detained by the Taliban, has been released following negotiations led by Qatari diplomats.

Mass Firings at US Institute of Peace Announced

Most employees at the US Institute of Peace received late-night notices of mass firings as part of government downsizing efforts led by Elon Musk.

Venice to Host Jeff Bezos Wedding

Venice confirms it will host Jeff Bezos' wedding, denying disruption reports. The event will accommodate 200 guests without impacting the city.
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Fatal Clash in Abuja Involves Security Forces

A clash in Abuja between Nigerian security forces and a pro-Palestinian group resulted in six deaths, highlighting ongoing tensions during demonstrations.

Students Protest Against Pro-Government Media in Serbia

Thousands of Serbian students rally against pro-government media accused of propaganda amid ongoing anti-corruption protests.

Faye Dail Hall Released from Taliban Custody

Faye Dail Hall, an American woman detained by the Taliban, has been released following negotiations led by Qatar. She is now on her way home.

Protests Erupt at Tesla Showrooms Nationwide

Protesters gather outside Tesla showrooms across the US, opposing Elon Musk's actions in the Department of Government Efficiency.
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South Africa Warns on Human Trafficking Risks

South Africa cautions citizens on human trafficking after 23 were rescued from Myanmar, highlighting deceptive job offers and dangerous conditions.

Stefanik's UN Ambassador Nomination Withdrawn

The White House has withdrawn Rep. Elise Stefanik's nomination for UN ambassador due to tight GOP margins in the House, impacting Trump's Cabinet.

Heathrow Airport Resumes Flights After Outage

The first plane arrives at Heathrow Airport following a power outage caused by a fire, affecting thousands of flights and passengers.

Investigation Reveals Overweight Alaska Plane Crash

Investigators reveal that an Alaska commuter plane was overweight for icy conditions, contributing to the crash that killed 10 people.
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Immigrants Disappear After Deportation Flights

Over 200 Venezuelan immigrants vanished from ICE's locator after deportation flights to El Salvador, raising concerns among families and advocates.

NTSB Investigates Fatal Wyoming Tunnel Crashes

A series of deadly crashes in a Wyoming highway tunnel began with a pickup losing control, leading to three fatalities, according to NTSB findings.

Canada and EU Discuss Defence Independence

Canada is in talks with the EU to lessen its reliance on US defence, focusing on European fighter jets and local production.

Troop Cuts Under Review at Guantánamo Bay

The Pentagon is considering reducing U.S. troops at Guantánamo Bay by half due to a lack of detainees and ongoing legal challenges.
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Alaska Plane Crash: Overweight Conditions Identified

Investigators reveal Alaska plane crash was overweight for icy conditions, leading to the tragic loss of 10 lives. Preliminary report highlights key findings.