Unsealing Epstein grand jury transcripts unlikely to satisfy public
Former federal prosecutors say a Justice Department bid to unseal grand jury transcripts in the Epstein Maxwell prosecutions is unlikely to yield new revelations. They note grand jury presentations are typically brief and may not expose the full investigative record, with judges likely to weigh victim anonymity and legal protections before ruling.
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Epstein Grand Jury
New York
Justice Department
Jeffrey Epstein
Sarah Krissoff
U.S
Manhattan
Epstein
Ghislaine Maxwell
Krissoff
Associated Press
Todd Blanche
Maxwell
Joshua Naftalis
Naftalis
FBI
U.S. Supreme Court
Blanche
2Nd
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Washington Justice Department
SDNY
Cheryl Bader
Fordham Law School
Bader
Grand Jury
DOJ
Mitchell Epner
Trump
Maurene Comey
Department of Justice
Israel expands Gaza evacuation orders amid deadliest aid crisis
In Gaza central and northern areas, at least 85 Palestinians seeking food were killed as Israel issued new evacuation orders for Deir al Balah and surrounding regions. U.N. and aid groups reported gunfire at aid queues, with many wounded and clinics shutting while ceasefire talks continued in Qatar.
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Gaza
Deir Al-Balah
Gaza Strip
Israel
Zikim
Zaher al-Waheidi
Health Ministry
Associated Press
U.N. World Food Program
U.N
Ehab Al-Zei
Hamas
Al-Waheidi
Shakoush
Gaza Humanitarian Foundation
Rafah
GHF
Khan Younis
Kuwait
Hassan Abu Azab
United Nations
Avichay Adraee
Muwasi
Qatar
Benjamin Netanyahu
Hostages Family Forum
Netanyahu
Japanese premier Ishiba loses majority in upper house vote
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba faces a minority parliament after his Liberal Democratic Party and Komeito failed to reach a 125 seat simple majority in the upper house. The ruling bloc won 47 seats, three short of a majority, amid rising prices and tariff concerns. Ishiba vows to stay and tackle economic challenges.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Ishiba
Japan
U.S
Ishiba
Liberal Democratic Party
Komeito
LDP
No. 1
Diet
NHK
Medina rally calls for return of Congressional Chicken Rally
Al Lowther promotes democratic dissent and invites citizens to a Sunday July 27 rally at Medina Square from 6 to 8 p.m. The event, themed the return of the Congressional Chicken Rally, aims to hold Congress accountable after passage of a major bill. Lowther urges participation to encourage civic engagement and resilience.
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Medina Square
Congress
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