Israel Cabinet Approves Gaza Ceasefire and Hostage Release
Israel's full Cabinet approved a six week Gaza ceasefire and hostage release deal with Hamas. It envisions 33 hostages freed over six weeks in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners, with timing for a Sunday start and ongoing questions about Gaza governance postwar.
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Bail denied for American captured in France accused of sexual assault
Ian Cleary 31 of Saratoga California remained in custody after a East Berlin Pennsylvania court denied bail. He faces extradition on charges from 2013 alleging stalking and sexual assault of Gettysburg College student Shannon Keeler. The next hearing is set for January 29.
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States push for deeper tax cuts amid tight budgets
President-elect Trump calls for trillions in tax cuts for individuals and businesses. Governors and lawmakers in many states seek further reductions while balancing core functions. Federal changes ripple to state taxes, with mixed views on saving revenue and funding schools and services. Budget officials note slowing revenues, yet several leaders still push for tax relief, with some targeting property taxes due to housing costs.
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States revive challenge to abortion pill access ruling
A Texas judge allows Idaho Kansas and Missouri to pursue a federal case seeking to curb mifepristone access. The states want tighter rules including telehealth restrictions seven week limit mandatory in person visits and three doctor visits. The ruling follows a Supreme Court decision that left open a path for state led actions against the drug.
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