Alito rejects recusal over flag flap
Justice Samuel Alito refused to step aside from cases involving Trump and Jan 6 defendants citing no conflict. He said his wife flew two flags at their homes one inverted US flag in 2021 and an Appeal to Heaven banner last year both tied to unrelated beliefs and movements.
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Israel seizes Philadelphi Corridor near Gaza Egypt border
Israel's military says it captured a long sought corridor along the Gaza border with Egypt to curb Hamas weapons tunnels. The move widens incursions into Rafah as Egypt objects, while officials report discovery of about 20 tunnels and 82 tunnel access points.
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Netanyahu accuses ICC chief of antisemitism amid Gaza war protests
Israel’s Netanyahu labels the ICC top prosecutor antisemitic after warrants sought for him and Hamas leaders. He calls campus protests antisemitic mobs while critics insist not all criticism of Israel is hate speech. Researchers note rising antisemitic incidents since October 7.
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US built pier in Gaza damaged by weather and politics
A U S built floating pier to deliver aid to Gaza broke apart after a week of operation amid strong winds and heavy seas. Repairs are planned at a southern Israel port with reinstallation expected next week while ground routes face weather and security challenges amid the Israel Hamas war.
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GOP push for generational increase in defense spending
Sen. Roger Wicker, ranking member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, urges a broad shift in U.S. defense posture with a plan to raise defense outlays by 55 billion beyond existing caps and target 5 percent of GDP. He argues the world faces an axis of aggressors led by Russia Iran and China and warns against inflation eroding military readiness. The White House seeks 850 billion in defense outlays with a 1 percent GDP-linked rise.
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