Limited Gaza aid flows persist amid US hesitant stance
In Gaza the flow of food medicine and supplies remains among the lowest in 13 months as the United States forgoes punitive action despite a 30 day deadline for increased aid. Israel says it is expanding crossings but UN and aid groups report continued access barriers and delays.
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Blinken aims to rush aid to Ukraine before Trump takes office
U S Secretary of State Antony Blinken vows to push out every dollar and munitions from the 61 billion package to Ukraine before Donald Trump takes office. He traveled to Brussels to reassure NATO and EU partners as Trump’s stance on Ukraine remains unclear and defense chief plans spark controversy. Zelenskyy pleads for steady arms supply while North Korea’s troop deployment is labeled dangerous.
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Inflation inches up as costs rise in October
U S inflation rose 2.6 percent year over year in October, up from 2.4 percent in September, with a 0.2 percent monthly gain. Core inflation stood at 3.3 percent, while economists expect a continued deceleration though prices remain about 20 percent higher than three years ago. Southwest Airlines cautions on Boeing deliveries in 2025 as strikes and production limits persist. Paris protests erupt over a gala linked to Israel, amid a high-stakes match with enhanced police presence.
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Judge blocks Louisiana Ten Commandments classroom display law
A federal judge blocked Louisiana’s requirement that Ten Commandments posters appear in public classrooms by January 1, calling the law unconstitutional on its face. The ruling cites the law’s overtly religious purpose and notes the Constitution and Bill of Rights need not be displayed.
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