Drone attack on Moscow marks bold Ukrainian strike
One of Ukraine s largest drone operations hit Moscow while Kyiv pushes parts of Kursk region, claiming to have downed all drones near the capital. Russia reports casualties and delays in Kursk local elections, as Kyiv targets bridges and oil facilities in western Russia.
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Putin risks patience as Kursk anniversary looms
A year after Putin praised Kursk's wartime victory, Ukraine's Aug assault exposed Russia's unpreparedness. Moscow reportedly drafts conscripts as elites weigh the regime's stability and the public face of security amid drone strikes, sanctions, and internal crackdowns.
Georgia teacher fired for reading book draws federal and state attention
The Cobb County case over Katie Rinderle who was fired in 2023 after reading My Shadow is Purple to her elementary class has drawn calls from the U.S. Department of Justice and multiple states. They argue the district’s controversial issues policy risks LGBTQ youth and may impact students from other states, while Cobb presses to dismiss.
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