Ailing Menendez seeks release before parole hearing
Erik Menendez, hospitalized, asks a judge to release him from prison ahead of the August parole date. He and brother Lyle, now 50 years to life on murder convictions, face parole board review as Gov. Newsom may approve any granted release.
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Aid groups warn of Gaza starvation and stalled ceasefire
More than 100 aid and rights groups warn Gaza faces famine due to Israel's blockade and ongoing offensive as 29 more people are killed overnight. U.S. envoy Witkoff weighs talks with Israel on a ceasefire as international agencies report malnutrition rising sharply, with thousands of children at risk and aid deliveries hampered by restrictions and violence across Gaza City and central towns.
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Journalists in Gaza warn of dying reporters without urgent aid
AFP and other agencies warn that reporters in Gaza face appalling hunger and danger as shelling and siege persist. AFP says its freelancers and families need evacuation while AP and Reuters express concern but reveal few numbers. Bashar, an AFP photographer, says he has no strength to work.
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