Ukraine and US agree on broad economic framework deal
Ukraine and the United States reached a framework for a broad economic pact. It would give access to Ukraine’s rare earth minerals and involve joint ownership of a fund with future mineral, oil, and gas proceeds. No security guarantees are included in the initial draft. Talks aim to fast track signing, with Zelenskyy possible in Washington to meet Trump.
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Volodymyr Zelenskyy
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Measles outbreak grows in rural West Texas counties
Measles cases rise to 124 across nine Texas counties with 18 hospitalizations as the outbreak spreads mainly through Mennonite communities in sparse oil country. Brownfield Mayor Horton supports long standing MMR vaccine amid regional concerns. In nearby eastern New Mexico nine cases remain.
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U.S
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Supreme Court tosses out Glossip murder conviction
The Supreme Court voided Richard Glossip's murder conviction and death sentence in a 1997 Oklahoma City motel killing. Justices ruled prosecutors allowed a key witness to testify falsely, violating fair trial rights. Glossip, now 62, has long maintained innocence and awaited a new trial.
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Apple shareholders rebuff anti-DEI proposal at meeting
Apple faced a push from National Center for Public Policy Research urging a rollback of diversity programs. After a brief presentation, shareholders rejected the measure with 97 percent voting against it, as disclosed in a Tuesday regulatory filing.
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Southwest flight aborts landing after jet crosses runway
FAA and NTSB probe an incident at Chicago Midway as Southwest Airlines Flight 2504 aborted its approach to Runway 31 Center after a smaller business jet crossed the active runway. Flexjet says it will cooperate in the investigation.
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Six Gaza infants die from hypothermia in cold winter
In Gaza's tent camps and damaged buildings under a fragile ceasefire, at least six babies died from hypothermia over two weeks as temperatures drop below 50 degrees at night. Pediatric officials report multiple deaths among newborns. health authorities cite 15 winter hypothermia deaths so far. Aid remains scarce for warmth, blankets, and fuel.
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Saeed Salah
Friends Hospital
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