Strikes in Gaza kill at least 92 as war widens
Gaza officials report at least 92 dead after Israeli airstrikes across central Gaza, many women and children among the dead and two journalists among the injured. Netanyahu voices doubt on hostages as Israel readies intensified operations and US figures differ on survivors. The toll rises as the broader plan to seize and control aid and territory looms, with thousands of reservists called up.
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Ukraine and Russia clash as peace plan looms
Kyiv reports drones hitting a Kyiv building, two dead as airstrikes hit airports across Moscow. U S envoy Kellogg says Ukraine accepts a demilitarized zone concept for a 30 day ceasefire, but Russia has not yet signed on.
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Talks to begin on tariffs between China and United States
United States and China plan to start tariff talks in Geneva on Saturday amid hopes for de escalation. President says he will not reduce the 145 percent Chinese goods tariff to seal a deal while China’s own triple digit taxes curb trade and hurt toy makers and farmers.
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Three former Memphis officers acquitted in Tyre Nichols beating
An out-of-town jury acquitted Tadarrius Bean Demetrius Haley and Justin Smith of all state charges including second degree murder in Tyre Nichols death after a nine-day trial in Memphis. The verdict ended an eight and a half hour multi‑day presentation as relatives cried and defendants hugged lawyers.
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Judge rules migrants must be allowed to challenge removals
U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy in Massachusetts said deporting migrants to countries like Libya without a chance to challenge removals would violate a court order. He has previously ruled that migrants deported to other than homeland destinations must be allowed to argue that removal could jeopardize their safety.
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House Republicans push land sale provision in tax cut package
Republicans on the House Natural Resources Committee advanced a land sales provision authorizing hundreds of thousands of acres of public lands in Nevada and Utah. Democrats and environmentalists condemn the move as a betrayal that could trigger drilling and logging in sensitive areas. Reps. Mark Amadei and Celeste Maloy introduced the measure after bipartisan opposition.
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Group threatens weather radars as NOAA warns staff
An anti-government militia group called Veterans on Patrol claims weather radar sites are weather weapons under military control. NOAA warned National Weather Service employees in emails this month but says no specific credible threats exist at present.
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