Destruction Devastates Khan Younis After Israeli Retreat
Palestinians return to a ruined Khan Younis in Gaza as Israeli troops pull back from the city. Thousands of buildings lie destroyed or damaged, streets leveled, and residents race to salvage belongings amid ongoing war. Analysts note 55 percent of area buildings damaged, with Rafah facing potential invasion and renewed fighting.
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Iran accuses U S of green light for Israel strike in Damascus
Iran's foreign minister in Damascus accused the United States of giving Israel a green light for the attack on Iran's consulate in Syria that killed seven Iranian officials including two generals. He vowed Tehran will respond. Hezbollah and Hamas backed Iran, while the U S says it had no advance knowledge of the strike.
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Federal data privacy deal eyed as first national standard
Two lawmakers Cantwell and McMorris Rodgers say they reached broad outlines for a bipartisan federal data privacy bill to preempt state laws, grant consumers data rights, and allow lawsuits against violators. The plan would empower FTC and state attorneys general, with exemptions for small businesses and no set introduction date.
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R-La
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Vatican declares gender procedures and surrogacy grave violations
The Vatican on Monday released Infinite Dignity, a 20 page document approved by Pope Francis that denounces gender affirming surgery and surrogacy as grave violations of human dignity. It rejects gender theory and cautions against attempts to alter biological sex while distinguishing medical treatments for congenital or later arising genital abnormalities. LGBTQ Catholic advocates criticized the stance as outdated and harmful, warning of increased discrimination and violence against trans people.
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Biden pushes student loan relief to woo young voters in Wisconsin
President Biden outlined a plan that could deliver relief to over 30 million borrowers as part of a Wisconsin trip aimed at energizing young voters. He argued that high education costs strain families and hinder life goals while stressing the need for equal opportunity. The visit followed Wisconsin primary results showing Democratic weaknesses and broad GOP defections.
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