Israeli strike on Gaza shelter kills 17 at central school
A strike on a Gaza school housing displaced people in the central strip killed at least 17, mostly women and children, with 42 wounded in Nuseirat. Israel says militants were inside. Blinken urged renewed cease-fire talks in Doha as mediators push for progress. Rebel actions spread to Lebanon with new cross-border clashes and higher casualties.
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Turkey Targets Kurdish Groups in Syria and Iraq
Turkey conducted a second day of strikes on suspected PKK and affiliated Syrian Kurdish targets in Syria and Iraq after an attack on the TUSAS defense complex killed at least five. Anadolu Agency cited strikes on military, intel, energy and infrastructure sites and ammo depots with armed drones.
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Putin closes BRICS summit amid contrasting West stance
Russian President Vladimir Putin wrapped up a Kazan summit of BRICS with praise for its counterbalance role against Western policies. Leaders from 36 countries attended as Kyiv and Gaza, Sudan and Lebanon issues dominated discussions, with Guterres urging a just peace and end to regional wars.
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Trump vows to fire special counsel Jack Smith if elected
President candidate Donald Trump said he would fire special counsel Jack Smith within two seconds of taking office, arguing Smith is a “crooked person” and that removing him would remove a legal cloud. Smith, appointed by Merrick Garland in 2022, has charged Trump over handling classified documents and efforts to overturn the 2020 election.
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Biden apology for Indian boarding schools faces Capitol press
President Biden said he will formally apologize for the US role in forcing Indigenous children into boarding schools, with Interior Secretary Haaland launching an investigation as Biden visits a tribal nation near Phoenix. Prosecutors will seek resentencing for Erik and Lyle Menendez, with parole eligibility possible after 34 years. A Ohio judge struck down the heartbeat abortion law as unconstitutional, while the ship owner and operator of the Dali container collapse agreed to a 103 million settlement with the Justice Department.
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