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FBI: DNA Recovered from Glove in Nancy Guthrie Case

Federal investigators say DNA recovered from a black glove found roughly two miles from Nancy Guthrie’s Tucson area home appears to match the gloves worn by a masked individual seen on doorbell video, a development authorities call a potential major break in the disappearance probe

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243 million gallons - Volume of raw sewage spilled into the Potomac River in the largest US wastewater disaster

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"We’re going to find this guy" — Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos

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FBI recovers DNA from glove near Guthrie home

FBI investigators say DNA from a glove recovered near the Tucson home of NBC host Savannah Guthrie’s mother may match the suspect captured on surveillance video. Law enforcement warns the search could take a long time while they follow new leads.

Trump says Board of Peace members pledged over 5 billion for Gaza

President Trump says members of his new Board of Peace have pledged more than $5 billion toward Gaza reconstruction. The announcement comes as Israeli strikes continue and aid groups warn of worsening humanitarian conditions.

Israel to begin West Bank land registration in contentious move

The Israeli government has moved to register large areas of the occupied West Bank as state land, a step critics call de facto annexation. Palestinian leaders and some international actors are condemning the plan as illegal and escalatory.

Doctors Without Borders cuts operations at Gaza hospital over security concerns

Humanitarian and operational concerns are mounting at Gaza hospitals after aid groups scaled back services citing security risks. Hospitals and aid organizations are trading allegations about armed groups operating inside medical facilities.

US forces board another sanctioned oil tanker tracked from Caribbean

U.S. military units have intercepted and boarded multiple sanctioned oil tankers in the Indian Ocean after tracking vessels from the Caribbean. The operations target ships tied to illicit oil shipments linked to Venezuela and Iran.

European report finds dart frog toxin in Navalny death

European labs and governments say tests point to a rare dart frog toxin in the death of Russian dissident Alexei Navalny. The finding has prompted diplomatic condemnation of Moscow and calls for new punitive measures.

Russia Ukraine war key events update day 1453

Russian and Ukrainian forces traded strikes across multiple fronts, with Moscow reporting it repelled a large Ukrainian drone attack. The exchanges have disrupted flights and raised tensions ahead of renewed diplomatic talks.

Partial government shutdown drags on amid DHS oversight fight

A partial federal government shutdown continues as lawmakers clash over Homeland Security oversight and immigration enforcement rules. The lapse is disrupting TSA operations and air travel and straining DHS services nationwide.

More than 1000 ICE agents leave Minnesota after enforcement operation

The fallout from aggressive immigration operations in Minnesota continues with tens of thousands of ICE agents redirected and officials defending the tactics. Political leaders are trading accusations as local protests and legal challenges persist.

Attorney General Bondi tells Congress all Epstein files have been released

Newly released Jeffrey Epstein files and DOJ disclosures have ignited a cross partisan firestorm. Lawmakers and survivors are pressuring the Justice Department over redactions and demanding transparency about who appears in the records.

Report torpedoes White House defense on Epstein ties

Critics from across the aisle are assailing the Justice Department and the White House over handling of Epstein materials and congressional testimony. Republican and Democratic lawmakers alike are calling for further investigations and hearings.

Sam Altman says OpenClaw founder Peter Steinberger is joining OpenAI

OpenAI has signaled interest in hiring the creator of the viral OpenClaw AI agent as firms race to build personal assistants. The move marks another key talent grab in a competitive AI labor market.

Report Pentagon may cut off Anthropic over AI safeguards dispute

The Pentagon is pressing tech firms over AI safeguards and has warned it could sever ties with Anthropic amid disagreements over military use restrictions. The dispute underscores widening tensions between defense priorities and commercial AI limits.

Micro nuclear reactor flown aboard USAF C 17 in unusual operation

The Department of War and energy officials are moving experimental nuclear hardware across the country as the administration expands small reactor initiatives. Critics warn the moves raise questions about oversight and safety.

Second round of US Iran nuclear talks set for next week in Geneva

Diplomatic engagement and military planning around Iran are accelerating as talks in Geneva resume. U S officials say negotiations continue while military planners prepare options should diplomacy fail.

Marco Rubio frames US Europe bond at Munich security forum

U S Secretary of State Marco Rubio sought to reassure European allies while pressing them to align with American policy at the Munich Security Conference. The speech won applause but also highlighted lingering transatlantic divisions.

Zelensky ally arrested trying to flee Ukraine in corruption probe

Ukraine has detained former officials amid a widening anti corruption probe that has reached senior energy figures. Authorities arrested a former minister as investigators pursue leads linked to alleged graft.

UN says at least 6000 killed in RSF attack on Sudan city el Fasher

The United Nations says thousands were killed in a three day RSF assault on Sudan’s el Fasher raising alarm over mass atrocities. The toll underscores the escalating brutality in Sudan's ongoing conflict.

243 million gallon sewage spill fouls the Potomac River

Washington water authorities and federal agencies are under fire after a massive sewage spill contaminated the Potomac and exposed oversight failures. Critics say the incident is among the worst wastewater disasters in US history.

Epstein files spark international fallout and fresh investigations

Additional documents and reporting from the latest Epstein release continue to prompt resignations and investigations internationally as new names and connections emerge. The disclosures are reshaping political and legal scrutiny across multiple countries.

Senate Democrats demand answers on DOJ antitrust chief ouster

Senators and watchdogs are probing Justice Department leadership moves and Fed nominations as political tensions over accountability intensify. Lawmakers demand answers on high profile firings and await DOJ investigations before confirming appointees.

DRAM and NAND prices jump more than 600 percent hitting telcos

Memory chips and storage components have surged in price, striking telecom suppliers and hardware makers while AI related volatility keeps markets jittery. Analysts remain bullish on leading chip makers even as investors brace for AI driven swings.

Profile of China’s low profile billionaire AI entrepreneurs

China is cultivating a new class of low profile AI billionaires tied to tech independence while global AI summits highlight competition for talent and markets. Beijing and global firms are jockeying for influence in next generation AI ecosystems.

DOJ publishes list of 300 prominent people named in Epstein files

The Justice Department released a list of 300 politically exposed people named in the Epstein files, a move that has intensified debate and congressional scrutiny over transparency and redactions.

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"The Board of Peace has unlimited potential. Last October, I released a Plan for the permanent end to the Conflict in Gaza, and our Vision was unanimously adopted by the United Nations Security Council. Shortly thereafter, we facilitated Humanitarian Aid at record speed, and secured the release of every living and deceased Hostage. Just…"