Israel strikes across Lebanon after Hezbollah attack
Israel unleashed its largest air campaign in Lebanon since the ceasefire with Hezbollah, killing at least 11 over Monday as Hezbollah fired warning projectiles. The clashes hit Haris and Tallousa, while Israel said strikes targeted fighters, infrastructure, and launchers in response to Hezbollah actions.
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US to announce 725 million arms package for Ukraine
The United States plans a 725 million drawdown from inventories for Ukraine, including a second shipment of antipersonnel mines and a mix of antitank, counter-drone, and air defense munitions. Pentagon officials say a broader security aid package will be disclosed soon while debate over larger $6.8 billion withdrawals persists.
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Bride killed as new husband and wife ride golf cart
A South Carolina bride Samantha Miller was killed when Jamie Lee Komoroski, driving over twice the speed limit after drinking, struck their golf cart. Groom Aric Hutchinson cried in court recalling their last moments as newlyweds. Komoroski faces 25 years for reckless homicide and multiple DUI counts. In a separate case, Sarah Boone was sentenced to life for killing Jorge Torres by suffocation after domestic abuse claims. Busan talks on a global plastics treaty end without agreement, plan to resume next year, focusing on reducing plastic waste and regulating toxic chemicals.
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Oxford picks brain rot as 2024 word of the year
Oxford University Press announces brain rot as the 2024 word of the year after a public vote with over 37 000 participants. The term, linked to chronic online consumption, traces back to 1854 in Thoreau's Walden and rose 230 percent in usage from 2023 to 2024.
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