Biggest prisoner swap marks post-Soviet era deal
The United States and Russia completed a 24 person exchange releasing Evan Gershkovich Paul Whelan and dissidents including Vladimir Kara Murza while Russia gained Vadim Krasikov and alleged operatives. Biden hailed the swap as a diplomatic feat amid tense relations and criticism over prisoner classifications and political charges.
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Hezbollah chief warns of new phase in Israel conflict
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah told mourners at Fouad Shukur's Beirut funeral that the war has entered a new phase. Iran vowed retaliation after Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was hurt in Tehran, while Israel confirmed the Beirut strike that killed Shukur and an Iranian adviser. Nasrallah warned of a "very well studied retaliation" without details.
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U S recognizes Edmundo Gonzalez as Venezuela winner
The United States on Thursday recognized opposition candidate Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia as the victor in Venezuela’s July 28 presidential election, disputing the National Electoral Council’s result that declared Nicolas Maduro the winner. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Gonzalez won the most votes, citing “overwhelming evidence” and the Venezuelan people's view. Maduro’s rivals say their tally sheets show Gonzalez led after polls closed.
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Schumer pushes No Kings Act to curb presidential immunity
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer introduced the No Kings Act on Thursday seeking to strip presidential immunity from criminal actions. The measure aims to overturn the Supreme Court decision of July 1 that presidents enjoy broad immunity for acts within official duties, affecting ongoing cases against former President Donald Trump.
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Senate rejects child tax credit expansion and more tax breaks
Senate vote fails 48 to 44 with Republicans opposing the bill to expand the child tax credit and restore deductions for businesses. Majority Leader Schumer warns lawmakers of voting against tax cuts for low income families as they recess for the month.
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