Jury orders Trump pay 83 million in defamation case
A New York jury awarded E. Jean Carroll 83.3 million for defamation and sexual abuse claims tied to Trump comments after Carroll's memoir excerpt. Combined with a separate 5 million verdict from last year, Trump faces 88.3 million in total. Carroll celebrated as Trump called the ruling ridiculous and vowed an appeal.
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Houthis fire missile at U S warship in Gulf of Aden
Houthi rebels fired on the U S destroyer USS Carney prompting a missile defense. A separate strike hit a Marshall Islands tanker Marlin Luanda, with Britain reporting a vessel on fire in the Gulf of Aden as tensions spike in Red Sea shipping.
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UN court orders Israel to prevent genocide in Gaza
The International Court of Justice at The Hague ordered Israel to do all it can to prevent genocide and stop acts that could lead to it in Gaza. The ruling stopped short of demanding an immediate end to the military offensive despite overwhelming casualties and displacement. The decision signals ongoing international pressure while Netanyahu vows to continue the war.
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UNRWA fires Gaza staff over suspected attack links
UNRWA terminated contracts with several employees and opened an investigation after Israel provided information alleging their involvement in the October 7 attack. The United States halted funding temporarily, citing allegations against 12 staffers among UNRWA’s 13,000 Gaza personnel.
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Biden pushes bipartisan border deal amid House resistance
President Biden urged Congress to back a Senate border immigration accord linked to Ukraine aid, while Speaker Mike Johnson warned the compromise could be dead on arrival in the House. The plan, tied to a $110 billion emergency package, faces collapse amid GOP criticism and electoral implications.
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Alabama man dies by nitrogen hypoxia in first of its kind execution
Kenneth Eugene Smith, 58, convulsed and shook on the gurney for minutes during Alabama’s nitrogen hypoxia execution. Supporters cited distress, while AG Steve Marshall called the procedure textbook and proven.
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