Biden taps Adm Lisa Franchetti to lead Navy top post
President Biden selected Adm. Lisa Franchetti to head the Navy, potentially making her the first woman to serve as a Pentagon service chief and Joint Chiefs of Staff member. The nomination faces Tuberville’s blockade over abortion travel policy, with Franchetti set to assume acting Navy chief duties next month.
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Israelis march from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem in judicial overhaul protest
Thousands of Israelis joined a roughly 45 mile march from Tel Aviv toward Jerusalem to oppose Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's plan to overhaul the judiciary. Protesters endure long march, plan to camp near Shoresh, as critics warn of power concentrated in far right allies and Netanyahu's trial for corruption.
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Attack From C4 Reveals Lone Actor Motive
Wrigley described the propane tank detonation as dramatic and suggested the attacker Barakat used a substance like Tannerite. Officials note Barakat had minimal social contact, no criminal record, and was tracked in the Guardian Threat Tracking System during an FBI assessment. Barakat faced unknown survival intent and potential solo action. Koswick is badly injured and faces a difficult recovery. Zibolski said wounded officers briefly stood. A funeral service is set for Wallin, cremated in uniform.
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North Korea’s policy on returning missing American soldiers
Former North Korea diplomat Thae Yong Ho says the regime has never released a U S soldier who entered voluntarily, while experts warn King’s return may hinge on high security costs and Pyongyang’s political use of detainees. Diplomatic channels remain strained amid heightened tensions and limited prospects for King’s early release.
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