South Korea Holds Democracy After Martial Law Attempt
In Seoul a six hour martial law push by President Yoon Suk Yeol is defeated as lawmakers vote to cancel the order. Massive protests and rapid parliamentary action protect democratic norms amid polarizing political tension.
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Netanyahu set to testify in Israeli corruption trial today
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will take the stand for the first time in his corruption trial, facing charges of fraud breach of trust and accepting bribes. The proceeding resumes in Tel Aviv amid the Gaza war and ongoing security concerns, with judges ordering an underground chamber for safety.
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Polarization crowned Merriam-Webster 2024 word of the year
Merriam-Webster names polarization as 2024 word of the year based on rising searches amid a polarized political climate. Editor Peter Sokolowski explains the term captures extreme division beyond politics, with broad use in media, culture, and public discourse.
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