Israel’s Army Releases Findings Of Oct. 7 Failures, Putting Pressure On Netanyahu
Many Israelis believe the mistakes of Oct. 7 extend beyond the military, and they blame Netanyahu for what they view as a failed strategy of deterrence.
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Andrew Tate, Who Faces Rape And Trafficking Charges In Romania, Arrives In The U.S.
Influencer brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate, who are charged with human trafficking in Romania, arrived Thursday in the U.S. after authorities lifted travel restrictions.
Trump Plans Tariffs On Mexico And Canada For Tuesday, While Doubling Existing 10% Tariffs On China
The prospect of escalating tariffs has already thrown the global economy into turmoil.
Pope Beats Back Speculation Of Imminent Death As He Continues Pneumonia Recovery
Doctors on Wednesday reported further slight improvements in his clinical condition.
Suspect Detained At Airport Over Meticulously Attached âNarco Wig’
Police in Colombia apprehended a 40-year-old man who allegedly attempted to smuggle cocaine concealed beneath a toupee.
U.S. And Ukraine Near Rare Earth Minerals Deal, Officials Say
The agreement does not include security guarantees for Kyiv.
Power Outage Leaves Most Of Chile In Darkness For Hours
The government declared a state of emergency alongside a mandatory nighttime curfew.
Palestinians Struggle To Restart Their Lives In The Ruins Of Gaza
Palestinians who returned to their homes in northern Gaza after the ceasefire began on Jan. 19 are still struggling to find shelter, food, water and other necessities.
At Least 6 Palestinian Babies Freeze To Death As Gaza Families Look For Shelter
Palestinians, especially children, are trying to survive Gaza's winter without sturdy tents, warm clothes, heating or electricity.
