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People in southern Gaza celebrate the announcement of a deal to end the 15-month war with Israel
World

Israeli Government Approves Gaza Ceasefire Deal

US-CRIME-SHOOTING
U.S.

North Hills Mall Shooting: At Least 1 Dead, 2 Others Suffer Gunshot Wounds

Tehran and Moscow have boosted their military and political cooperation in recent years
World

Russia And Iran To Sign 'Partnership' Pact

President Joe Biden commuted the sentences of nearly 2,500 people convicted of non-violent drug offenses, the largest single-day act of clemency in US history
U.S.

Biden Grants Clemency To 2,500 People, Most Ever In A Day

Joan Plowright
Entertainment

Who Was Joan Plowright? British Actress And Laurence Olivier's Widow Dies At 95

More than 900 inmates are working alongside firefighters in the battle to tame wildfires in Los Angeles
U.S.

Inmates Battling LA Wildfires See Chance For Redemption

China ended its strict 'one-child policy', imposed in the 1980s amid overpopulation fears, in 2016 and started letting couples have three children in 2021
World

China Says Population Fell For Third Year In A Row In 2024

The US Trade Representative says its probe into China's practices in the shipbuilding, maritime and logistics sectors found that Beijing undermined fair competition
World

US Trade Envoy Finds China's Shipbuilding Policies Warrant 'Urgent Action'

Capital One
U.S.

Capital One Outage: Payments, Deposits Delayed Due To Technical Issues

EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas met Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammed Mustafa in Brussels after a ceasefire deal to end Israel's war in the territory
World

EU 'Ready' To Restart Gaza Border Mission After Ceasefire Deal

The report, providing a view of the homeowners insurance market, comes as a climate-related crisis unfolds in Los Angeles
U.S.

Insurance Access For US Homeowners With Higher Climate Risks Declines

The US sanctioned the head of Sudan's armed forces and accused the military of carrying out attacks against civilians
News

US Blacklists Sudan Army Chief As Blinken Regrets Failure To End War

SpaceX Conducts Second Starship Flight Test
U.S.

SpaceX Starship Breaks Up During Launch: Flights Diverted After FAA Debris Alert

Former Louisiana Firefighter Arrested for Fourth Time for Sexual Assault Crimes Against Animal and Person with Disability
U.S.

Moss Landing Battery Storage Plant Fire: Highway 1 Closed, Evacuations Ordered

Fed governor Christopher Waller, seen in February 2020, said he could support a rate cut in the first half of the year
Finance & Investments

US Could Cut Interest Rates 3 Or 4 Times This Year: Fed Official

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Donald Trump
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Hernandez's friends and family in Venezuela campaigned hard for his release, arguing that his crown tattoos were a nod to his work in a local religious festival and not signs of gang membership as alleged by US authorities
U.S.

A Venezuelan-US Love Story Crushed By Trump's Migrant Crackdown

View of the West Sea Flood Gate in Nampo
World

North Korea's Uranium Plant: Is Radioactive Waste Pouring Into the West Sea, or Is Fear Overblown?

Gavin Newsom
Politics

Gavin Newsom's Chances of Clinching 2028 Dem Nomination See Spike While Publicly Feuding With Trump Officials

People hold pictures of victims on the 31st anniversary of the AMIA bombing in Buenos Aires
U.S.

Argentines Commemorate Jewish Center Bombing, Demand Justice