Israel and Iran ease tensions after apparent Israeli strike
Israel and Iran both downplayed a Friday airstrike near Isfahan amid weeks of high tension. The attack, centered on Iran’s Isfahan base and nuclear sites, did not resolve underlying grievances, leaving a risk of further clashes while U.S. and international actors urge restraint.
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Final jurors seated in Trump's hush money trial in New York
Final jurors were seated in Donald Trump's hush money trial as an appellate judge rejected another bid to halt the case. Opening statements are set for Monday as prosecutors pursue a case alleging a scheme to suppress negative stories tied to the 2016 campaign.
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House clears hurdle for 95B foreign aid package
The House advanced a 95 billion dollar foreign aid package for Ukraine Israel Taiwan and humanitarian relief amid rare bipartisan momentum. The vote 316 to 94 sent the measure toward final passage and a Senate referral. Speaker Mike Johnson touted the package as the best possible product given the narrow Republican majority.
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Bomber Targets Japanese Workers in Pakistan's Karachi
In Karachi a suicide bomber attacked a van carrying Japanese nationals. Police say the Japanese were unharmed but a bystander was killed. An accomplice was killed by police return fire. Two other passersby were wounded and later treated.
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Ifill Reflects on Brown Anniversary at KU Conference
Civic rights leader Ifill, chair at Howard Law, spoke at KU and the National Park Service site in Topeka about Brown v. Board of Education. She warned the current Supreme Court may hollow the ruling, urged support for public schools, and highlighted Section 2 of the 14th Amendment as a tool to expand voting rights.
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