U S vetoes U N cease fire call over Gaza
The United States vetoed a U N Security Council resolution backed by 13 members and France and Japan supporting an immediate humanitarian pause in Gaza. The vote highlighted tensions with allies as Egypt Jordan and others pressed Blinken for action while Washington defended Israel’s right to security.
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Israel rounds up Hamas suspects in northern Gaza amid fighting
Israel says its forces detained hundreds of men and boys in northern Gaza during raids aimed at Hamas militants as fighting rages and aid is strained. U N monitors report detentions of males 15 and older in Beit Lahiya and nearby areas while residents flee south.
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Appeals court keeps gag order on Trump with speech limits
A federal appeals court in Washington largely upholds a gag order in Donald Trump’s 2020 election interference case while narrowing speech restrictions to allow disparaging comments about special counsel Jack Smith. It retains limits on remarks about witnesses court staff and other lawyers.
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Rocket attack targets the U S Embassy in Baghdad
Rockets struck near the U S Embassy in Baghdad's Green Zone causing minor damage with no casualties. U S and Iraqi officials reported multiple rocket and drone strikes targeting bases in Iraq and Syria, with Iran-aligned militias suspected, and 14 Katyusha rockets fired on Friday.
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Judge bars migrant family separations for eight years
U S District Judge Dana Sabraw approved a settlement ending the legal challenge to Trump era family separations at the border. The order bans further separations for immigration deterrence for eight years and requires reunification of children with parents within 30 days, though 68 children remain unlocated. The decision follows seven years of litigation and recalls the policy as brutal and cruel.
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