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Eight Muslim Nations Accuse Israel of Blocking Gaza Peace Roadmap as Kushner Meets Hamas in Cairo
World Israel News reports a joint statement from Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan, Pakistan, Indonesia, Turkey, Qatar, and the UAE accusing Israel of rejecting a roadmap tied to President Trump’s Gaza plan.
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Autos, alcohol, dairy: source alleges Canada’s “discriminatory” barriers as Trump vows to “end free ride”
A source document accuses Canada of imposing discriminatory trade measures against U.S. goods and quotes President Trump promising to “end” what he calls Canada’s free ride.
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State Dept Orders Partial Return to Middle East Embassies—Weeks After ‘Minimal Staffing’ Warnings and Iran Strikes: Reports
A State Department memo directing some US diplomats back to posts in Israel, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Jordan, Oman, Iraq, and Kuwait—despite CNN’s reporting that Washington doesn’t expect normal staffing soon. Axios reports Secretary of State Marco Rubio told allies the US isn’t planning new attacks on Iran and will focus on sanctions and a…
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Five Wounded in Early-Morning Shooting Outside Virginia State Residence Halls as Fall Classes Near
Virginia State University said a significant law enforcement presence remained on campus after an early Saturday shooting near residence halls left one person critically injured.
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Olympic Gold Medalist Challenges Newsom’s Office Over California Fraud Concerns Ahead of 2028 Games
Bobsled gold medalist Kaillie Humphries told Fox News she is concerned about alleged financial fraud in California, while Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office defended the state’s record on preventing waste and abuse.
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Jeffries Draws Line on Democratic Socialists While New Poll Exposes Party’s Leftward Pull
The House Democratic leader told NBC’s Kristen Welker he does not support defunding police, open borders or abolishing the Senate, while acknowledging a future caucus could include democratic socialists elected through Democratic primaries.
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Report: Damaged Gulf Bases Push Pentagon to Weigh a Major US Troop Pullback
The Washington Post reported that severe damage to US bases in the Persian Gulf has opened a debate inside the Pentagon over whether to rebuild, reduce, or shift forces farther west.
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DOJ Escalates Tuition Fight, Sues Three More States Over Benefits for Illegal Immigrants
The Justice Department says state tuition policies violate federal law when illegal immigrants receive residency-based benefits not equally available to U.S. citizens from other states.





