Russia launches record aerial attack across Ukraine 2023
Russia unleashed 122 missiles and dozens of drones in the largest assault of the war, killing at least 30 civilians, wounding about 144 and causing fires, damage to maternity hospitals, apartments and schools across six cities led by Kyiv. Western officials warned of stockpiled missiles and urged more air defenses while leaders urged action.
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Kyiv
Ukraine
Russia
Kateryna Ivanivna
Poland
Valerii Zaluzhnyi
Mykola Oleshchuk
Air Force
U.N. Security Council
Khaled Khiari
Artem Company
Serhii Popko
Boyarka
Andrii Korobka
Korobka
Tetiana Sakhnenko
Dnipro
Odesa
Oleh Kiper
Lviv
Andrii Sadovyi
Kharkiv
Ihor Terekhov
Biden bypasses Congress on emergency Israel weapons sale
The Biden administration used an emergency determination to approve a $147.5 million sale of weapons accessories for 155 mm shells to Israel without congressional review. State Department said Blinken invoked urgent defensive needs and noted similar action occurred on December 9 for tank ammunition worth over $106 million.
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Washington
Biden
Congress
Israel
Hamas
Gaza
State Department
Antony Blinken
Department
United States
U.S
Blinken
Biden seeks 106 billion aid package stalled in Congress
The stalled aid package funds Ukraine Israel and security needs amid border policy fights. Democratic lawmakers seek tying 14.3 billion to Gaza civilian casualty reductions. Additionally regional tensions flare as Venezuela and Guyana clash over Essequibo, with regional calls for dialogue and restraint. Brazil urges nonmilitary moves and adherence to the Argyle Declaration.
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Joe Biden
Ukraine
Israel
Congress
U.S
Mideast
Benjamin Netanyahua
Gaza
Hamas
Venezuela
HMS Trent
Caribbean
Guyana
Brazil
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Essequibo
Florida
Google settles 5B privacy suit over incognito data tracking
Google agrees to settle a 5 billion dollar class action accusing it of tracking users who used incognito and private browsing modes in Chrome and other browsers. The suit claims Google misled users about privacy protections and continued to collect data despite private browsing claims. Settlement terms undisclosed pending federal court approval and final agreement by February 24.
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Mike DeWine
Matias Delacroix
Foreign Ministry
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