Four Dead In Gaza Relief Stampede At UN Warehouse
Hundreds of Palestinians stormed a United Nations food warehouse in Gaza seeking aid. Four people died in the crush and gunfire, with 48 hurt at a separate aid site guarded by Israeli and U S backed contractors. Israel denies opening fire. UN and aid groups warn the system worsens famine risk for Gaza’s 2.3 million.
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Gaza Strip
United Nations
Gaza
Foundation
Red Cross
Benjamin Netanyahu
Hamas
Associated Press
U.N
Israel
World Food Program
Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital
Fugitive ex police chief hides in Ozarks caves and forests
The hunt for Grant Hardin 56, the former Gateway police chief and subject of the TV film Devil in the Ozarks, stretches into a third day across the Ozark mountains. Authorities emphasize cave networks and abandoned structures as major refuges while canines drones and helicopters scan the rugged terrain around Calico Rock prison after his escape.
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Ozarks
Rand Champion
Arkansas Department of Corrections
Grant Hardin
Darla Nix
Pea Ridge
Arkansas
Nix
Hardin
Champion
Matt Covington
University of Arkansas
Gateway
Arkansas-Missouri
Calico Rock
Arkansas Ozarks
Resi
North Central Unit
Ark
Trump halts Iran strike as talks push for new deal
President Donald Trump says he told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to hold off on striking Iran to buy time for a nuclear agreement. He said a deal could come in the next weeks if progress continues, while UN watchdog chief Grossi notes negotiations remain uncertain but promising. Iran’s enriched uranium now reaches 60 percent purity, a step toward weapons-grade levels.
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Donald Trump
Benjamin Netanyahu
Iran
U.S
Tehran
Trump
White House
United Nations’ Atomic Watchdog
Rafael Mariano Grossi
International Atomic Energy Agency
Grossi
Abbas Araghchi
Steve Witkoff
U.S. Middle East
Massimo Aparo
Atomic Energy Agency
Indian smuggler jailed ten years in Minn. death deaths in blizzard case
Harshkumar Ramanlal Patel the ringleader of an international human smuggling plot received a 10 year prison term in Minnesota for the deaths of a Indian family of four while trying to enter the U S from Canada during a blizzard. Co-defendant Steve Anthony Shand was sentenced to six and a half years and will report July 1 to a federal prison with a Florida facility recommended for proximity to family.
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Minn
India
U.S
Minnesota
Harshkumar Ramanlal Patel
Steve Anthony Shand
John Tanheim
Patel
Thomas Leinenweber
Shand
Pensacola
Florida
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