U.S. warns ships away from Red Sea and Gulf of Aden
The United States and Britain launched airstrikes against Houthi targets in Yemen after attacks on ships. A U S warning urged American flagged vessels to steer clear for 72 hours. President Biden warned of possible further strikes and said the Houthis could be designated as terrorists again.
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Israel Defends Gaza War at ICJ Genocide Hearing
The ICJ hears Israel defend its Gaza war as self defense against Hamas aggression. South Africa accuses Israel of genocide while Germany seeks to intervene on Israel's behalf. Judges will decide on urgent measures with a ruling anticipated in coming weeks.
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Sunak Visits Kyiv Unveils Record UK Ukraine Aid
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak visited Kyiv to announce a 2.5 billion pound aid package for Ukraine the largest UK pledge since the war began. The plan funds long range missiles drones air defense and maritime security as Zelenskyy and Sunak sign a 10 year security accord to bolster Western backing.
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Trump ordered to pay NYT nearly $400 thousand in fees
Former President Donald Trump was ordered to pay $392,638 in legal fees to the New York Times and three investigative reporters after his 2021 suit over a 2018 Pulitzer Prize winning story about his family's wealth and tax practices was dismissed. The case also involves a separate claim against Mary Trump still pending.
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Oregon Supreme Court Allows Trump To Stay On Ballot
Oregon's top court ruled Trump may appear on the state presidential primary ballot while the U.S. Supreme Court weighs a challenge to a Colorado decision. Colorado and Maine had held Trump engaged in insurrection before and during the Jan 6 attack, barring office under the 14th Amendment. Trump appealed the Colorado ruling. the Supreme Court will hear arguments on Feb 8.
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