Thousands flee Gaza as Israel expands ground offensive
Thousands of Palestinian families flee northern Gaza as Israel expands ground operations across central and southern areas. Dozens killed as cities like Deir al Balah and Khan Younis come under heavy bombardment, with UN shelters overwhelmed and civilians seeking safety in streets and tents amid deteriorating winter conditions.
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Gaza Strip
Israel
Gaza
U.N
Al-Aqsa Martyrs
Rafah
Hamas
Benny Gantz
Lebanon
Hezbollah
Bureij
Rami Abu Mosab
Deir al- Balah
Ibrahim al- Zatari
Gaza City
Khan Younis
Al-Amal Hospital
Palestinian Red Crescent
Health Ministry
Ashraf al-Qidra
U.S
U.S. weapon package for Ukraine amid funding stalemate
The United States announced a up to 250 million weapons package for Ukraine drawn from Pentagon stockpiles under the Presidential Drawdown Authority. Officials say no replacement funding exists and the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative is also out of money. Separately, Tom Smothers of the Smothers Brothers died at 86 in Santa Rosa after a cancer battle, prompting tributes from family and peers.
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U.S
Ukraine
Congress
Capitol Hill
Pentagon
Garron Garn
Department
Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative
Tom Smothers
Smothers Brothers
The
National Comedy Center
Smothers
Santa Rosa
California
Dick Smothers
Associated Press
Man faces plea withdrawal in Topeka robbery case
Washington accused of stealing 702 dollars from Max's Oakmart in Topeka after striking a cashier with a pellet gun on August 24. At a hearing, he sought to withdraw his plea to face possible trial, requesting new counsel. The judge scheduled a new attorney and weighed possible outcomes under sentencing guidelines and prior cases, including a linked 2014-2015 Douglas County murder matter.
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Oakmart
Seward Ave
Topeka
Washington
Gary Conwell
Conwell
Marian Wright
Kansas
The
Journal-World
Douglas County
Justina Altamirano Mosso
Lawrence
Charles Branson
Suzanne Valdez
Shawnee County
Johnson County
LaRonna Lassiter Saunders
Lassiter Saunders
My Better America
Kansas leads Midwest gains as GDP and income rise
The report shows Nebraska 5.9 percent GDP growth in Q2 with Oklahoma 4.5 and Colorado 2.6 while Missouri slipped to minus 0.1. In Q1 2023 Nebraska led the region at 12.3 percent growth. Kansas 6 percent, Missouri 2.6, Oklahoma 2.5, Colorado 1.9. Kansas posts 4.9 percent third quarter personal income gains aided by farming income. national growth and other states vary with North Dakota at 12.4 and Rhode Island and Alabama at 0.1. Kansas leader Kelly projects continued momentum into 2024.
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Oklahoma
Colorado
Missouri
District of Columbia
North Dakota
Rhode Island
Alabama
Kelly
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