Democrats question Biden mental acuity in light of new book
The journalistic book Original Sin revives debate over Biden’s health and decision to seek a second term. Democrats face whether to defend or critique his record as several 2028 contenders weigh in. Republican framing links Biden to the party’s current image, while aides say there was no decline in performance.
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Children die as USAID aid cuts bite Nigeria relief
In Dikwa Nigeria Yagana Bulama cradles a surviving infant after her twin died amid malnutrition and USAID funding cuts. Mercy Corps and Helen Keller Intl programs ended this year shrinking therapeutic feeding, risking up to 1 million untreated children and 163000 extra deaths annually. Intersos struggles to admit new cases as staff shrink and funds dry up.
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Israel expands Gaza strikes as Yemen hits ports
Israeli airstrikes across Gaza killed 108 people including many women and children, per Gaza health officials, while strikes on Yemen ports targeted Houthi weapon transfers. Netanyahu warned of a larger operation if Hamas does not free the 58 hostages.
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Trump’s Mideast tour highlights pragmatic regional aims
President Trump wrapped a four day trip to Saudi Arabia Qatar and the United Arab Emirates with a focus on economic and security partnerships. He praised Gulf rulers and signaled reduced intervention while urging Iran on nuclear talks. He announced easing Syria sanctions and a potential meeting with interim leader Ahmad al Sharaa, drawing mixed reactions from rights advocates.
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