Japanese leader addresses Congress at Capitol
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida addressed U S lawmakers urging global commitments amid Asia Pacific tensions. He praised U S Japan alliance and called for swift passage of a 95 billion national security package supporting Ukraine and Indo Pacific allies while noting mixed congressional views.
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Ukraine passes law to boost conscription
Ukraine's parliament approved a mobilization law to streamline calling up soldiers as Kyiv seeks to replenish depleted forces amid Russia's advance. The measure makes 18 to 60 year old men carry military registration documents and present them on request, aiming to identify draft eligible individuals and bolster troop numbers.
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Background checks expand to gun show and online sellers
Thousands more firearms dealers nationwide will be required to run background checks for buyers outside traditional stores under a Biden administration rule. The measure targets unlicensed dealers who sell without checks, aiming to reduce gun violence. The administration presses universal checks while gun rights groups vow court challenges.
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Wife of Julian Assange optimistic about case
Stella Assange says the comments from President Biden about possibly dropping charges against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange are a good sign. Supporters in several cities rallied on the fifth anniversary of his incarceration at Belmarsh prison, as Australia seeks a potential home return for the Australian citizen.
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Severe storms lash Southeast delaying Masters in Georgia
A weather system swept the Southeast causing tornado warnings, flash floods, and power outages with over 100000 customers affected. In Augusta Georgia the Masters start was delayed as forecasters warned of 45 mph wind gusts and risks stretch toward Ohio Valley.
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