Israel plans more strikes on Hezbollah bank in Lebanon
Israeli forces hit at least 15 Al Qard Al Hassan branches in Beirut and across southern Lebanon and Bekaa Valley in a bid to disrupt funding for attacks. No casualties reported. Israel warned of further strikes while pressing to push Hezbollah from southern Lebanon as mass displacements mount. The bank, sanctioned by the U S and Saudi Arabia, houses hundreds of millions in deposits and claims evacuations and asset relocation.
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U S defense chief vows aid to Ukraine during Kyiv visit
U S Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin told Kyiv that Washington will provide Ukraine what it needs to fight its survival war but did not endorse Ukraine's victory plan or NATO membership. He highlighted over 58 billion dollars in security aid since February 2022 and a new 400 million package. Zelenskiy’s plan has partial backing from France and others, with US decision unlikely before the November 5 election.
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Helicopter crashes into radio tower in Houston
Four people aboard die when a helicopter crashes into a radio tower east of downtown Houston after taking off from Ellington Field. Officials say the craft burst into flames, with ground damage to vehicles but no injuries or home damage reported.
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Biden plan expands free over the counter birth control
The White House proposes requiring private health plans to cover all approved over the counter birth control options including pills emergency contraceptives and condoms. The move aims to broaden access ahead of the election amid Harris advocacy and Democratic hopes to protect or gain Senate and House control. The rule would expand drug coverage beyond a single option per category and increase free brands of pills and IUD choices.
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