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Zelensky renews urgent Patriot missile appeal as Ukraine shelter scandal grows
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky made an urgent appeal for U.S.-made Patriot missiles following Russia's attack on Kyiv. Meanwhile, former government spokesperson Iuliia Mendel stated that despite billions of dollars spent, shelters are inadequate and this is a scandal.
Max Miller denies ex-wife's physical abuse claims in live stream
US Representative Max Miller denied allegations by his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, of physical abuse against him and their daughter during a live broadcast on X. Senator Bernie Moreno stood by his daughter's claims and demanded Miller's resignation.
Ukrainian immigrant shares 10 American foods she discovered in New York
Ukrainian immigrant Lidiya Kalinina shares the 10 different foods she discovered in New York over two years, from bagels and cream cheese to avocado and chia seeds, and how they enriched her life.
Trump Confirms Pausing Planned Iran Strike After Meeting Saudi Crown Prince
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman stressed the need to reduce regional escalation through dialogue during a phone call with US President Donald Trump. The call took place after Trump announced he had suspended planned large-scale attacks on Iran.
Defense expert Sy Ray claims Bryan Kohberger's phone was inside the murder house
Bryan Kohberger, sentenced to life in prison for killing four university students in Idaho, has filed a motion to withdraw his guilty plea after conviction. Digital forensic expert Sy Ray, retained by Kohberger's lawyers, argued that investigators missed critical evidence against the defendant.
Mexican cartel leader Alfonso Fernández Magallón, with $5 million US bounty, captured
Mexican security forces detained Alfonso Fernández Magallón, leader of the Los Reyes cartel, for whom the US offered a $5 million reward. After his capture, cartel members blocked roads and torched vehicles.
Wildfires in Washington force thousands to evacuate; state of emergency declared
Rapidly spreading wildfires in Washington state prompted a state of emergency, forced thousands of families to evacuate, and left over 13,000 homes without power.
Tuskegee University mandates suits for students, bans du-rags and bonnets
Tuskegee, the historically Black university in Alabama, has implemented a new dress code to prepare students for professional life. Students will be required to have a suit on campus, and headwear such as du-rags and bonnets will not be allowed in classrooms and dining halls.
Arab Americans in Michigan pin historic Senate hopes on Abdul El-Sayed despite AIPAC’s $50 million attacks
In Dearborn, Michigan, Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, running in the Democratic Senate primary, is drawing strong support from the state’s Arab American community despite record spending by the pro-Israel lobby group AIPAC for his opponent Haley Stevens. El-Sayed has distinguished himself by labeling the attacks on Gaza as genocide.
Trump administration subpoenas New York Times journalist over North Korea operation report
The New York Times announced that freelance journalist Matthew Cole received a subpoena from the Trump administration for reporting on a covert US military operation in North Korea. A Times spokesperson described the move as part of the government's attacks on journalists.

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