Charlottesville Anniversary Rally Echoes Last Year Echoes
The city prepares for Charlottesville anniversary events amid fears of renewed violence and security risks. Officials note attendance may differ after last year's torch marches, clashes, and a fatal 2017 incident. Legal actions against organizers continue, and settlements urge restraint from protesters. Local leaders stress readiness and civic reflection.
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Border conflict scars Gaza crops and aid flows
Scorched wheat fields and fires from kites and balloons ripple Gaza border communities. Farmers tally over $3 million in crop damage while aid to Gaza plummets to a third of prior levels. Helium siphoned from hospitals worsens medical shortages as Hamas supports the drones and weapons tactic.
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Pompeo to face Senate grilling on Trump Putin talks
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo heads to Capitol Hill to detail U S Russia Iran and North Korea policy nine days after Trump backed Putin on the Helsinki summit and drew GOP and Democratic opposition. Lawmakers seek clarity on denuclearization Korea and Iran threats amid sparse public details.
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Ivanka Trump shuts down fashion label
Ivanka Trump announces closure of her fashion label founded in 2014 and will lay off 18 employees. She says she will focus on public policy work in Washington after 17 months in office, while critics note concerns over ethics and divestment from her business.
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