CIA Chief in Europe Signals Possible Gaza Hostage Deal
CIA Director William Burns met in Warsaw with Israel’s Mossad head and Qatar’s prime minister amid hostage talks as U S officials push for a cease fire and scaled down operations in Gaza. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said Israel leads the operation while calls for restraint grow from France Britain and Germany.
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Texas Grants Police Power to Arrest Migrants at Border
Governor Greg Abbott signed a sweeping immigration law empowering police to arrest migrants who enter illegally and allowing local judges to order their removal. The measure tests state authority over immigration, drawing criticism as a bold but controversial move akin to past Arizona efforts.
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Earthquake in Northwest China Kills at Least 111
Chinese state media report a magnitude 6.2 quake just before midnight in Gansu and Qinghai provinces. Xinhua says 100 deaths in Gansu and 11 in Qinghai, with the toll rising as details unfold.
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City panel weighs path to override Planning denial
Four of five city commissioners would need to override the Planning Commission denial by voting to approve the project. They could also keep it alive by a simple majority moving it back to the Planning Commission for a fuller explanation of the denial. A draft 2024 Legislative Priority Statement seeks a new state law to limit transfers of homeless individuals to Lawrence by any city or organization receiving state funds, unless county officials approve.
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High stakes clash as Douglas County DA ethics hearing resumes
The disciplinary case centers on Valdez and Mc Cabrin amid public spats over resumed trials. Witnesses include judges Em ily Hartz Eve Kemple and former deputy disciplinary administrator Debra Hughes, with the panel chaired by Stacy Ortega Gaye Tibbets and Sylvia Penner. The hearing in Topeka opens with Valdez denying misconduct and arguing protected speech while Mc Cabrin argues the office misled the public and harmed court integrity.
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