Global aid halted after Gaza strike kills seven workers
Seven aid workers including World Central Kitchen staff were killed in a Gaza airstrike prompting major charities to suspend food deliveries. U S President Biden condemned Israel for not protecting aid workers while international partners warned of famine in northern Gaza.
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Judge expands Trump gag order in hush money case
Manhattan Judge Juan Merchan broadens the April 15 gag order by barring Trump from targeting family members of witnesses jurors and court officials. The revised rule also keeps attacking the district attorney and presiding judge off limits to avoid intimidating participants. Violations could bring contempt, fines, or jail.
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Second channel opens at Baltimore Key Bridge collapse site
Baltimore officials announced a second temporary channel to bypass the wrecked Francis Scott Key Bridge, enabling limited marine traffic through the port’s bottleneck while work continues toward a third channel for larger vessels. The move supports cleanup efforts and vessels already affected.
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Severe weather roars across the United States killing and isolating communities
Severe storms cause at least one death and power outages for thousands across multiple states. In West Virginia about 140000 customers lose power. Oklahoma faces three suspected tornadoes and a homeless woman dies in Tulsa. Ohio river flooding rescues occur while Indiana districts cancel classes. Wisconsin braces for over a foot of snow.
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Suit seeks to force ban on menthols
U S groups sue the federal government over a long awaited ban on menthol cigarettes. The suit argues menthols disproportionately affect Black smokers and youth as officials had targeted a rule last August and then delayed to March.
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