Lebanon hit by second wave of explosive devices
Beiruts roads and homes faced new blasts as walkie talkies and solar equipment detonated in what officials called a second wave linked to attacks on Hezbollah pagers. At least 20 people died and over 450 were wounded as tensions with Israel threaten broader war.
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Israel
Yoav Gallant
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Herzi Halevi
House Rejects Funding Bill Tied to Citizenship Proof
The House rejected Speaker Mike Johnsons plan linking temporary funding with a mandate for proof of citizenship at voter registration. The 220 to 202 vote leaves funding unresolved and a stopgap needed before Oct 1. Democrats opposed the measure, Republicans split over spending, and Plan B to avoid a shutdown may be pursued.
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Donald Trump
U S files $100M suit over deadly Baltimore bridge collapse
The Justice Department sues Grace Ocean Private Ltd and Synergy Marine Group for more than 100 million to cover debris removal and port reopening costs after the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse that killed six road workers. The suit argues the Dali was unseaworthy and that corners were cut on maintenance and electrical systems. FBI boarded the ship in April as families plan claims against the shipowners while a separate notice from Brawner Builders seeks damages for six lost employees.
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Dali
Grace Ocean Private Ltd
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Darrell Wilson
Grace Ocean
FBI
Sri Lanka
Merrick Garland
Brawner Builders
National Transportation Safety Board
Jerry Jackson
Baltimore Sun
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