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Ceasefire on Edge: Gaza Civilians Fear Collapse as Fighting Resumes

A fragile US brokered ceasefire in Gaza faces its first major test as both Israel and Hamas accuse each other of violations and Israeli airstrikes resume, halting aid deliveries and risking a rapid escalation that imperils civilians and humanitarian operations.

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4.8% - China's Q3 annual GDP growth

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"I'm not a king. I work my ass off" — President Donald Trump

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Louvre Robbed in Broad Daylight: Priceless Crown Jewels Stolen

A brazen daytime raid at the Louvre stole multiple pieces of historic royal jewelry and forced the museum to close while French police launch a nationwide manhunt. Video shows thieves breaking into display cases and tourists were evacuated amid the chaos.

Gaza Civilians Fear Ceasefire Collapse as Tensions Rise

The fragile Gaza ceasefire frayed as both sides accused each other of violations and resumed strikes. Civilians and aid operations face renewed danger as casualties mount and the truce risks collapse.

Trump Ends Aid to Colombia, Threatens Tariffs Over Drug Row

The Trump administration has escalated maritime strikes on suspected drug vessels while imposing diplomatic and economic pressure on Colombia. Washington announced new tariffs and a halt to aid amid contentious exchanges with Bogotá.

Secret Service Finds Suspicious Stand Near Trump Airport Exit

A suspicious elevated hunting stand with a clear view of where Air Force One exits at Palm Beach triggered a multiagency probe. The Secret Service discovered the structure and the FBI has opened an investigation into whether it posed a security threat.

Shrapnel Strikes Patrol Car During Marine Live Fire Demo

A Marine Corps live fire demonstration near Camp Pendleton detonated prematurely over Interstate 5, showering vehicles with shrapnel and striking law enforcement vehicles. The incident has prompted criticism and investigations into safety protocols.

Cargo Plane Skids Off Hong Kong Runway, Plunges Into Sea

A Boeing 747 cargo jet veered off a Hong Kong runway and plunged into the sea, striking ground vehicles and killing at least two airport workers. Authorities closed runways and launched an urgent safety investigation.

Nuclear Stockpile Agency to Furlough Majority as Shutdown Continues

The government shutdown continues to ripple through federal operations with new furloughs and travel delays. Critical agencies including the office overseeing the US nuclear stockpile and air traffic control report disruptions.

China Q3 Growth Slows to 4.8 Percent as Demand Falters

China reported its slowest quarterly growth in a year as leaders gather to set policy for the next five years. At the same time rare earths and related stocks surged amid an escalating US China tech and export control standoff.

Ukrainian Drones Strike Russian Gas Plant

Ukraine has intensified strikes on Russian energy infrastructure with drone attacks on major gas facilities, furthering an energy front in the war and raising risks of escalation while diplomatic lines remain strained.

Centrist Rodrigo Paz Wins Bolivia Runoff, Ends 20 Years of Left Rule

Bolivia voted for a centrist candidate in a runoff, ending nearly two decades of leftist rule. The result signals a policy pivot with implications for mining and lithium investment and a potential reorientation toward market friendly policies.

Coalition Deal Puts Takaichi on Brink of PM Post

Japan’s political realignment saw a coalition on the verge of installing Sanae Takaichi as the country's first female prime minister. Lawmakers are preparing a parliamentary vote that could reshape Tokyo's policy direction.

DOJ Lawyer Whistleblower Says He Refused to Lie in Abrego Garcia Case

A fired DOJ lawyer has gone public with allegations that Justice Department lawyers undermined due process and engaged in improper conduct. The claims aired on national television and have prompted calls for inquiries into internal DOJ practices.

Lithium Battery Blazes on Air China Flight to Seoul

Two in flight safety incidents raised fresh concerns for airlines after a lithium battery fire erupted in an overhead bin and a United pilot suffered an injured crew after a cracked windshield midflight. Regulators have opened probes.

Active Shooter Reported at Oklahoma State University Dorm

A shooting at an Oklahoma State University residence hall left at least three people wounded during Homecoming weekend. Authorities reported the incident stemmed from a party dispute and are investigating the suspect and motive.

US Military Strikes 'Drug Submarine' in Caribbean

The Pentagon publicly released footage of lethal maritime strikes on suspected narco trafficking vessels in the Caribbean and the war secretary circulated videos that the administration says show strikes on drug smugglers. Critics question legality and transparency.

Organizers Say 7 Million Joined 'No Kings' Rallies

Millions participated in 'No Kings' protests across the US to oppose perceived authoritarian moves by the administration while federal and local law enforcement clashed with some demonstrators. The president responded with provocative posts that inflamed tensions.

UN Voices Alarm as Houthis Seize Aid Workers

Houthi authorities in Yemen detained dozens of UN employees and seized equipment in raids on UN facilities, prompting international alarm and raising new obstacles to relief operations in the war torn country.

EU Nears Deal to Use Frozen Russian Funds for Ukraine Loans

European governments are nearing a pact to use frozen Russian assets to finance Ukrainian reconstruction and Austria signaled backing for new EU sanctions, clearing diplomatic hurdles for coordinated European support to Kyiv.

Trump Names Marijuana Entrepreneur Mark Savaya as Iraq Envoy

President Trump appointed political donors and a cannabis entrepreneur to a new special envoy post for Iraq, a move that drew scrutiny over credentials and politicization of diplomatic roles. Critics warned the hires risk undermining US credibility abroad.

George Santos Dismisses Critics After Trump Commutes Sentence

Former congressman George Santos was released after a commutation and has generated intense reaction as he thanks the president and downplays criticism. The move spurred debate about presidential clemency and accountability.

Oil Slides on US China Trade Tension Fears

Markets reacted to a mix of China economic data, US China trade strains and rate cut hopes as oil and gold moved. European bourses were set to open higher as investors weighed credit concerns and earnings.

Human Remains Found in Search for Missing Philly Woman

Authorities in Philadelphia found human remains while searching for a missing woman in a case that has gripped local investigators. DNA testing and homicide inquiries are ongoing as detectives probe possible foul play.

Pentagon Press Pool Shrinks as New Rules Take Hold

New Pentagon press rules and self imposed pools have dramatically reduced reporter access, prompting walkouts and resignations. The tightened access has drawn criticism about transparency during major military and policy developments.

China Accuses US of Cyberattack on National Time Service Center

Space and cyber tensions intensified as China accused US agencies of hacking a national time center, space debris linked to a Chinese rocket crashed in Australia, and SpaceX expanded satellite launches with dual coast missions.