Month: November 2023
Families of Hostages Held in Gaza Endure Agonizing Wait
For the families and friends of those abducted when Hamas attack Israel last month, the sudden prospect of being reunited with their loved ones or receiving news about them is stirring up emotions anew.
Read MoreInside the Secret Israel-Hamas Negotiations to Release 50 Hostages
President Biden injected himself into one of the most complex hostage negotiations in modern history, a diplomatic frenzy that involved the heads of the CIA, Mossad, Egyptian intelligence officers and Hamas’s leader in Gaza.
Read MoreEric Adams accused of sexual assault under Adult Survivors Act – USA TODAY
Eric Adams accused of sexual assault under Adult Survivors Act USA TODAY New York Mayor Eric Adams accused of sexual assault Reuters City Hall denies reported sexual assault allegations against NYC Mayor Eric Adams Fox News Eric Adams sued for sexually assaulting woman
Read MoreTrump has worst day yet in NY fraud trial thanks to his own witness – Business Insider
Trump has worst day yet in NY fraud trial thanks to his own witness Business Insider
Read MoreMassive security operation for Paris Olympics will include 15,000 French soldiers
In the skies, the military is also planning to deploy Reaper surveillance drones and AWACS airspace-monitoring planes, fighter jets, airborne refueling planes and helicopters that can carry sharpshooters and equipment to disable drones.
Read MoreMassive security operation for Paris Olympics will include 15,000 French soldiers
In the skies, the military is also planning to deploy Reaper surveillance drones and AWACS airspace-monitoring planes, fighter jets, airborne refueling planes and helicopters that can carry sharpshooters and equipment to disable drones.
Read MoreEU Helps Finland Secure Border Amid Migrant Influx From Russia
Hundreds of asylum seekers have entered the country, and Helsinki claims Moscow is facilitating their passage to crossing points.
Read MoreInheriting the leadership of a country on edge, Daniel Noboa is sworn in as Ecuador’s president
Daniel Noboa took on the job Thursday during a ceremony in Quito, the South American country’s capital. Ecuadorians are looking to Noboa to restore the public safety that drug cartels and other criminal organizations have stolen.
Read MorePolice don’t suspect terrorism after a 5-year-old girl was injured in a knife attack in Dublin
A woman and two other children have been injured. Irish police said they weren’t treating Thursday’s violence as terror-related.
Read MoreWHO asks China for more information about rise in illnesses and pneumonia clusters
The World Health Organization has asked China to provide data on a spike in pneumonia and bacterial lung infections in children there. (Image credit: Andy Wong/AP)
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