Israel raids Gaza north hospitals as push widens
Israeli forces raid and detain staff at two north Gaza hospitals as defense minister vows final clearing of Hamas militants. Airstrikes across southern Gaza kill at least 45, with U S backing and calls for ceasefire intensifying. Pacific officials report brutal scenes in Rafah as families mourn.
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Gaza Strip
Gaza
Hamas
Israel
United States
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Mahmoud Zoarab
Suzan Zoarab
Benjamin Netanyahu
Gallant
Gaza City
Khan Younis
U.S
Lloyd Austin
America
Austin
U.N. Security Council
Immigration fuels U S pop gain with fewer deaths in 2023
U S population rose to 334.9 million in 2023 as immigration plus lower deaths drove the gain. About 1.6 million added, with 1.1 million immigrants the highest in over two decades. Growth occurred in 42 states, led by the South, while deaths fell by about 300,000.
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Orlando
Fla
United States
U.S
U.S. Census Bureau
Census Bureau
William Frey
Brookings Institution
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Texas
Florida
North Carolina
Georgia
O'Connor memorialized by Biden and Roberts at Washington Cathedral
President Biden and Chief Justice Roberts eulogize Sandra Day O'Connor at Washington National Cathedral. The first woman on the Supreme Court, O'Connor earned praise as a pioneer who shattered barriers in law and politics and inspired generations of women.
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Sandra Day O’connor
Arizona
U.S. Supreme Court
Joe Biden
Biden
John Roberts
O’connor
Washington National Cathedral
High Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Roberts
Ronald Reagan
Supreme Court
Washington, D.C
Associated Press
Google to pay 700 million to settle app store antitrust case
Google agrees to 700 million in settlements with state attorneys general to end claims of Android Play Store anticompetitive tactics. The deal includes 630 million to compensate U S consumers and follows a recent federal jury verdict criticizing Google for its app store practices.
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Google
San Francisco
U.S
OCI and Iowa Fertilizer Co revenue rise linked to plant and deals
OCI Global reports 2022 revenue of 9.7 billion up 54 percent from 2021 with growth since 2020. The Iowa Fertilizer Co. opened a 3 billion plant in Lee County, employing 265 full time and 50 to 90 contractors, aided by state and local incentives. Fertilizer output includes 1.2 million tons of urea ammonium nitrate and 700,000 tons of anhydrous ammonia in 2021, plus 700,000 tons DEF, largely sold in the Midwest.
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Mickey McHale
the Gazette
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Iowa Fertilizer Co
Dennis Fraise
Lee County Economic Devel
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OCI
Iowa State University
OCI Global
Orascom
Egypt
United States
Netherlands
United Arab Emirates
Algeria
Iowa
Wever
McHale
Midwest
Koch Industries
Erin Jordan
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Wichita
Kan
Fred Koch
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Americans For Prosperity
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Jordan
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