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Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner said he would pursue sweeping subpoenas of White House officials and seek to impeach two Supreme Court justices. The progressive Democrat, who leads in primary polling, has also faced scrutiny over past controversies.
Iran executed a former nuclear employee convicted of spying for Israel, according to the judiciary. Rights groups say his death sentence followed a retrial and comes amid a broader surge in executions tied to the conflict with Israel and the United States.
Student leaders at the University of California, Los Angeles condemned a campus event featuring former Israeli hostage Omer Shem Tov, calling it one-sided. University officials and event organizers defended the gathering, citing resilience and human rights.
Puka Nacua has been formally served with a civil lawsuit while in rehabilitation in Malibu. He denies allegations of assault stemming from a New Year's Eve incident and plans to pursue legal action in response.
About 40 Israeli settler activists crossed into southern Syria before being escorted out by the Israeli military. The group said it seeks government approval to establish settlements in the area.
Left-wing activists disrupted a Federalist Society event at the University of California, Los Angeles, where a Department of Homeland Security attorney was speaking. Protesters interrupted the event with chants, insults, and walkouts, sparking renewed debate over free speech on campus.
Jersey officials say the island is well prepared for potential supply disruptions linked to the Iran war. Leaders point to strengthened emergency planning, secure electricity supplies and ongoing resilience exercises, despite calls for further reviews.
A ceasefire between the United States and Iran is holding, but tensions have shifted to maritime confrontations in the Strait of Hormuz. Pakistan's hopes of brokering peace talks in Islamabad have stalled amid mistrust and uncertainty over Iran's leadership.
A fragile ceasefire between the United States, Iran and Israel is holding, but tensions persist as both sides seize vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. Pakistan awaits the arrival of delegations for possible peace talks in Islamabad.
Inflation in the United Kingdom has risen, meaning prices for many goods and services are increasing. Higher fuel costs linked to conflict in the Middle East are a major reason, affecting supply chains and everyday expenses.
Iran targeted three commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz within hours, marking a sharp escalation in maritime tensions. Crews were reported safe despite damage to at least one ship.
The High Court has ordered the state to explain why Jerusalem still lacks a civil cemetery nearly three decades after the civil burial law was passed. Judges signaled concern that the legal right to non-Orthodox burial remains unfulfilled in practice.
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