Biden urges voters to judge Trump as immunity ruling looms
President Biden warned that a Supreme Court decision granting presidents near total immunity could embolden Trump if elected, urging Americans to judge behavior. He avoided questions, kept to the White House message, and signaled no plan to quit the race amid debate scrutiny.
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France on cusp of far right government after first round
In a surprising legislative vote France skirts toward a National Rally led majority. The party’s surge could yield a working majority in parliament while opponents vow to block a far-right government before the decisive round. Marine Le Pen aims to push policy, curb migration, and pressure Macron toward Bardella as PM.
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Hurricane Beryl Batters Southeast Caribbean and Brings Widespread Damage
Hurricane Beryl slammed the southeast Caribbean with winds near 240 to 250 kmh after making landfall on Carriacou. Reports describe shattered doors and roofs, downed power lines, and debris across St. Lucia to Grenada while communications fail. Jamaica faced possible hurricane conditions as Beryl moves toward the Caribbean Sea en route to Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula. Local residents, including Vichelle Clark King, witnessed extensive destruction in Bridgetown Barbados. The storm remains extremely dangerous with warnings in effect for Jamaica and Hispaniola. Dozens of lives not yet confirmed.
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Israel orders evacuation as Khan Younis braces for new assault
Israel's army ordered the eastern half of Khan Younis and much of Gaza's southeast evacuated amid warnings of a fresh ground offensive. Civilians left with few belongings as rockets fired from Khan Younis earlier marked continued clashes. The move follows prior raids on Shifa Hospital and renewed fighting in occupied areas. Prime Minister Netanyahu said forces are making progress toward ending Hamas' terror army.
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