Israel widens Gaza offensive amid evacuation orders in south
The Israeli military said its ground assault now covers all Gaza as it ordered more evacuations in the south. Heavy shelling followed, with 2.3 million Gazans squeezed into the south. The Health Ministry says over 15,500 killed since Oct 7 and 41,000 wounded. US and UN officials urge protection of civilians and a path to ceasefire. The U S calls for no forced displacement while Israel presses on to remove Hamas. U S Vice President Harris spoke with Egypt's president and Israeli leaders about avoiding broader tensions.
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Houthi missiles strike ships in Red Sea amid Iran ties
Three commercial ships in the Red Sea were hit by ballistic missiles fired from Yemen while the U S Navy destroyer Carney shot down drones in self defense. The United States accuses Iran of enabling the attacks as condemnation flows from U S Central Command.
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Alaska Airlines to Buy Hawaiian Airlines in 1.9 Billion Deal
Alaska Airlines agreed to acquire Hawaiian Airlines in a 1.9 billion deal including debt. The combined carrier would keep both brands and be based in Seattle with Ben Minicucci as CEO. It would join Oneworld and expand to 138 U S destinations and 29 international ones.
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Kyiv probes claims Russian troops shot surrendering Ukrainian soldiers
Ukrainian investigators opened a criminal case after grainy footage appeared to show two Ukrainian servicemen surrendering and being shot by Russian forces near Avdiivka in the Pokrovsk district. The video authenticity could not be verified. The Kremlin denies all such war crime accusations.
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