Gaza ceasefire marked by hostages freed and death of Hamas leader
Eight more hostages were freed in Gaza as Israel prepared to release 110 Palestinian prisoners. Hamas confirmed the death of Mohammed Deif, head of its military wing, amid chaotic scenes in Gaza and Ramallah. Crowds cheered freed hostages in Tel Aviv and Ramallah as both sides marked the swap.
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Crash prompts Blame Game From Trump After DC Crash
The crash near Washington involved a Bombardier CRJ700 and a Black Hawk helicopter. Trump blamed Dems and DEI programs at FAA, while officials sought facts, noting recovery efforts and ongoing investigations by the NTSB with data recorders evaluated.
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Kennedy vaccine views threaten RFK Jr health secretary bid
Robert F Kennedy Jr faces GOP and Democratic concern over his stance on routine childhood vaccines. Senator Bill Cassidy, a Louisiana Republican, says Kennedy is "struggling" with the nomination and warned that any undermining of vaccines could cost lives. Kennedy must win support from key Republicans and swing votes to proceed.
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Mitch McConnell
Gabbard grilled on Snowden Syria and Russia at hearing
Tulsi Gabbard faced sharp questions from lawmakers as she defended past Syria comments and Snowden ties during her Senate Intelligence hearing. She urged urgent reforms to curb politicization of intelligence and pledged objectivity as potential director of national intelligence.
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FBI pick Kash Patel denies enemies list claim
Kash Patel told the Senate Judiciary Committee he has no enemies list and will not politicize the FBI if confirmed. Democrats pressed him on past remarks and loyalty concerns while Republicans voiced broad support for his confirmation.
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