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A New Zealand woman is on trial for allegedly murdering her two children, whose bodies were found in suitcases years after their deaths. She denies the charges and is representing herself in court. The trial is expected to last four weeks.
Debbie Marks shared footage of her daughter, Dahlia Marks, debuting at Queen Charlotte's Ball in London. The event, known as the highlight of the London Season calendar, showcases young women in bridal-style gowns and satin gloves.
Support families affected by the Jerusalem terror attack by donating $240 to provide emergency assistance for medical bills, trauma counseling, and funeral expenses. Stand together with Jerusalem and show that Am Yisrael is one family.
Residents in Gaza City resist Israeli calls to evacuate, with some expressing defiance and frustration at the demand to leave their homes. Hamas-affiliated media reports on the rare public protest against the warnings.
Israel orders the evacuation of Gaza City as part of a major offensive against Hamas. The military accuses Hamas of using civilians as human shields. Strikes intensify on Gaza City amid preparations for a military takeover.
Ronaldo to play in US friendly match, Nuno sacked by Forest, Yamal criticized for LeBron celebration
Israeli tank crew battles Hamas terrorists in Gaza while balancing combat, camaraderie, and coping with the emotional toll of war and fallen comrades.
Italy's chaotic 5-4 victory over Israel highlights defensive issues and need for improvement under Gattuso's leadership.
Exhibition at the UN Human Rights Council exposes Nazi exploitation of soccer for propaganda and persecution of Jews. The display aims to raise awareness of the dangers of silence and inaction in the face of extremism.
BBC chiefs reassured MPs that they are addressing scandals and working to improve the organization's culture and accountability. Director-general Tim Davie highlighted the challenges faced and the need for transparency and action.
Prime Minister Oli resigns as protesters defy curfew, clash with police, and set fire to politicians' homes in Kathmandu.
A recent audit in Israel found that 39% of reptile species are at risk of extinction due to various threats, including invasive species and habitat destruction.
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