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'Catch and Kill' architect details Trump-boosting scheme
In the 1990s, Donald Trump famously gossiped to the tabloids about -- who else -- himself, a headline-chaser who loved none other than to see his name in lights, or at least in the supermarket checkout line.Among the times he said he killed a story regarding Donald Trump, it centered on a Trump Tower doorman who was peddling a false claim that Trump had fathered a child out of wedlock with one of his former employees.
4-min read - NewsThe Independent
Israel Gaza - live: UN ‘horror’ at mass grave at hospitals as US says Hamas ‘moved goalpost’ over ceasefire
Up to 283 bodies were found outside Nasser hospital and 30 at Al Shifa, Palestinian authorities said
34-min read - PoliticsThe Independent
Senate finally passes aid bills worth billions to Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan after months of delay
The Senate passed the bill 79-18 after months of opposition from isolationist Republicans
7-min read - PoliticsThe Guardian
US military aid: what’s in the $95bn bill and why has it taken so long for Congress to pass?
On Tuesday the senate passed the long awaited foreign aid bill for Ukraine, Israel and the Indo-Pacific
5-min read - NewsAFP
Old video of a drone caught in power lines falsely linked to Iran attack
Social media posts appeared to mock Iran over a video purportedly showing one of its drones targeted for Israel caught up in a power line in Iraq. The footage has in fact circulated online since at least February 2024 -- two months before Tehran's unprecedented attack on Israel -- in reports which said it was filmed in Syria.
2-min read - NewsFrance 24
Maduro announces return of UN rights office to Venezuela
President Nicolas Maduro announced Tuesday that a United Nations human rights office would begin operating in Venezuela once again, after it was suspended and its staff ordered to leave in February. The change comes as Maduro is under fire at home and abroad over his leftist government's human rights record as he cracks down on dissent while seeking a third term in power.He has in particular drawn criticism for preventing a widely popular opposition leader from running against him in July electi
1-min read - PoliticsThe Telegraph
Ukraine aid bill clears the US Senate and ends of months of bitter deadlock
The US Senate passed a long-awaited foreign aid bill on Tuesday night, ending a six-month deadlock over support for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan.
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