Detention attempt on impeached South Korean president
Investigators sought to detain President Yoon Suk Yeol over his martial law move as hundreds of supporters gathered outside his Seoul residence. The standoff followed Parliament’s swift reversal of the decree and his impeachment on December 14, with authorities probing the events and Yoon vowing to fight on.
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Israeli strike hit Gaza humanitarian zone amid ongoing war
At least 40 people, including children, were killed across Gaza as airstrikes hit Hamas security officers and the Muwasi humanitarian zone in Deir al Balah. A Mossad Shin Bet and military delegation was authorized to continue ceasefire talks in Qatar amid stalled U S led negotiations and no immediate Hamas comment.
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Biden awards Citizens Medal to 20 people
President Biden awarded the Presidential Citizens Medal in the East Room to 20 recipients including Liz Cheney and Bennie Thompson for leading the Capitol riot investigation. The ceremony honored those who fought for marriage equality and medical veterans care, along with longtime friends Ted Kaufman and Chris Dodd. Cheney received the medal for putting the American people over party as the crowd cheered.
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Court Blocks Net Neutrality Rules In 6th Circuit Ruling
The 6th U S Court of Appeals struck down the FCC net neutrality rules affecting internet service providers, a major GOP win as Trump aides push to unwind Biden era regulation. Democrats pressed for heavier oversight, while Republicans favored a lighter approach, with experts citing slim chances of Supreme Court reversal.
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Montenegro mourns 12 killed in New Year mass shooting
Montenegro enters a three day mourning period after a gunman Aleksandar Martinovic age 45 killed 12 people including two children across multiple sites on New Year’s Day. He died of injuries en route to hospital. Police and prosecutors described a bar confrontation in Cetinje before the gunman returned with a weapon and opened fire. Four more people were hospitalized with life threatening injuries. Prime Minister Spajic called for a possible national ban on gun ownership as security measures are considered. President Milatovic expressed shock and sorrow.
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