Four die as crowd overruns U.N. food warehouse in Gaza
Hundreds of Palestinians stormed a World Food Program warehouse in central Gaza seeking aid. Four died in the crush and gunfire, with many wounded as aid distribution at Rafah site faced chaotic conditions. Gaza's health ministry and volunteers reported casualties amid crossfire and chaos.
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Trump says sanctions paused to keep Ukraine peace talks alive
President Trump said the United States will hold off new sanctions on Russia to preserve a possible deal with Vladimir Putin to end the war. He warned he is tougher than critics and would pursue action if near a deal, while Zelensky seeks $30 billion for weapon production and a Putin summit to break the deadlock.
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Court blocks Trump from imposing sweeping tariffs
A federal court in New York blocked President Donald Trump from using emergency powers to set broad import tariffs. The decision questions his authority and leaves trade policy dependent on congressional approval, potentially derailing his economic agenda and affecting markets and deflationary fears.
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