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US warns Hamas planning imminent attack on Gaza civilians

The US State Department issued urgent warnings that Hamas may be planning an imminent attack on Palestinian civilians in Gaza, a potential violation of the fragile ceasefire that could unravel mediated progress and escalate violence

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68,000 - Reported Palestinian death toll in Gaza

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"We intend to defend our democracy" — No Kings protest organizer

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State Department warns Hamas planning imminent attack on Gaza civilians

The US issues urgent warnings that Hamas may imminently attack Palestinian civilians in Gaza, flagging potential violations of the fragile ceasefire and raising alarm among guarantor nations. This cluster captures the diplomatic and security risk posed by those credible reports.

Israel says Hamas handed over two more hostage bodies to Red Cross

Reports of returned hostages and exchanges of remains heighten tensions as mediators press for compliance with the ceasefire. These stories track the humanitarian and forensic aftermath of hostage returns and Israel's responses.

Netanyahu says Rafah crossing will remain closed until further notice

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Trump posts video of US strike on alleged drug carrying submarine

The US released footage and announced actions after striking an alleged drug‑carrying semi‑submersible in the Caribbean. The administration is moving to repatriate survivors to Ecuador and Colombia, prompting legal and geopolitical questions.

Millions rally in 'No Kings' protests across the United States

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Bill Nye slams Trump as 'petulant' at No Kings rally

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How George Santos won an early release after pleas and social posts

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Nearly 2 million Illinois residents face SNAP cut if shutdown continues

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Trump asks Supreme Court to allow National Guard deployment in Chicago

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VP Vance vows Marines will be paid amid government shutdown

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US embassy warns tourists in Trinidad and Tobago amid regional tensions

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Pakistan and Afghanistan agree to immediate ceasefire after Doha talks

Afghanistan and Pakistan agreed to an immediate ceasefire after Doha mediation, a rare de‑escalation following deadly cross‑border clashes. The cluster highlights diplomacy and regional stabilization efforts.

Work begins to restore power to Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant

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Putin orders renewed strikes hours after Zelensky's White House visit

Russian forces stepped up strikes and advances even as diplomatic engagements continued, underscoring the persistent intensity on the eastern front. These stories report battlefield movement and strategic shifts.

Iran declares it is no longer bound by the 2015 nuclear deal

Tehran declared it was no longer bound by the expired nuclear deal and analysts warn sanctions and economic pressures are reshaping Iran's middle class and reform prospects. This cluster signals geopolitical and social risk.

Chinese firms including Ant Group pause stablecoin plans after regulator orders

Chinese regulators intervened in crypto plans and the Communist Party gathered to set five‑year economic priorities while power generation shows a renewables‑coal paradox. These items map Beijing's policy balancing act.

FAA allows Boeing to increase 737 Max production cap

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Houthi rebels raid UN facility in Yemen's capital says UN

Attacks on commercial shipping and Houthi activity in the Gulf of Aden threaten maritime security. Reports describe abandoned burning vessels and unidentified projectiles striking tankers.

China expels nine top generals in sweeping loyalty purge

China's internal political purge and a massive leak revealing export of surveillance and censorship tech raise concerns about Beijing's global posture and cyber exports.

US treasury secretary plans talks with China to avert tariff escalation

Markets and trade friction dominate economic headlines as US Treasury prepares talks with China over tariffs and gold prices surge amid investor flight to safe havens.

Former special counsel Jack Smith referred to DOJ for misconduct probe

Legal and prosecutorial developments hit the headlines with charges tied to Antifa and a referral for misconduct involving a high‑profile prosecutor, reflecting political and legal contention.

Prince Andrew gives up royal titles as Epstein links resurface

Royal fallout continues as Prince Andrew gives up titles amid resurfaced Epstein links, prompting questions about the monarchy's response and impact on family members.

Balcony collapse near University of Cincinnati injures at least 10

A string of domestic incidents highlights public safety concerns from campus injuries to an attack at a conference and a shooting at a fast food outlet. These stories cover local violence with broader social implications.