33 m. ago White House Doctor Confirms President Trump Is in ‘Excellent’ Health

At Walter Reed, a routine checkup becomes a political moment On a gray morning at Walter Reed, the antiseptic smell of the hospital seemed to mingle with something else — the peculiar electricity that follows a president’s footsteps. Reporters craned their necks as a motorcade rolled toward the compound on the outskirts of Washington. Cameras […]

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2 h. ago Von der Leyen Navigates Political Tightrope After Parliament’s Failed Censure Votes

In the Eye of the Storm: How Ursula von der Leyen Survived Another Parliamentary Maelstrom The glass-and-steel atrium of the European Parliament hummed like a hive this week: whispered strategy sessions, clipped press briefings, the clack of shoes on marble. Outside, the river reflected a low sun and a city that feels permanently in recess—Brussels […]

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8 h. ago At least 19 people missing after massive explosion at U.S. explosives plant

Smoke over Bucksnort: A Tennessee Town Awakes to the Unthinkable At dawn the sky above Hickman County looked like any other spring morning — pale blue, humid, punctuated by the sound of birds and the low hum of traffic along Route 48. By midmorning, that small-town calm was shredded by a blast so fierce it […]

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10 h. ago Israel halts hostilities as Gaza residents start returning home

When the Dust Stopped: A Ceasefire, A Pullback, and the Long Walk Home The air smelled like iron and ash, and the sky over Gaza had the brittle blue of a place that has seen too many dawns. Then, at noon, a hush—official and uneasy—fell over streets that for two years had known little but […]

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18 h. ago Displaced Gazans Return to Ruined Homes as Israeli Forces Withdraw

A Road Home Through the Rubble: Gaza’s Fragile Return The sun knifed through a dusty sky as thousands of people moved like a river across Gaza’s coastal plain, pulling suitcases, pushing bicycles laden with the few belongings they had salvaged, and carrying blanket-wrapped bundles of memories. After two years of relentless conflict, a ceasefire—part of […]

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24 h. ago New York Attorney General Letitia James Indicted on Bank Fraud Charges

When Law and Politics Collide: The Indictment of New York’s Attorney General It was a damp morning in Norfolk — the kind where the harbor fog clings to the hulls of Navy ships and the air tastes faintly of salt and diesel — when a routine legal filing rippled across two coasts and a nation […]

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31 h. ago SAWIRRO: Farxada shacabka reer Qaza ee guryahooda ku laabanaya

QAZA (DAYNIILE.COM)-Shacabkii degganaa Gaza ee barakaca ku maqnaa  ayaa ku qulqulaya waddooyinka iyagoo rajeynaya in dagaalka Israa’iil uu dhammaanayo islamarkaana ay guryahooda dib u dayac tiran doonan kuna noolaan doonan si nabad ah wixii hada ka danbeeya madaama heshiis la gaaray. Farxadda ayaa ku fiday Khan Younis ka dib markii Maraykanku uu ku taageeray Israel […]

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44 h. ago Israel says Gaza agreement will take effect after ratification

After the Paperwork: What “In Effect After Ratification” Means for Gaza—and for the Rest of Us The words were crisp, almost bureaucratic: “The deal will be in effect after ratification,” an Israeli official told journalists. But those six words carry the weight of a city airlifted on a thin rope. For people in Gaza, for […]

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52 h. ago Israel oo duqeymo cusub ka fulisay Qaza xili heshiis nabadeed la shaaciyay

Nov 09(Jowhar)-Israa’iil ayaa saaka duqaymo culus ka geysatay marinka Qasa, xilli xalay lagu dhawaaqay heshiis nabadeed oo ay garwadeen ka yihiin Mareykanka, Qatar, Masar iyo Turkiga. Heshiiskan ayaa lagu sheegay in uu yahay mid lagu soo afjarayo dagaalka muddada dheer socday, isla markaana laysku dhaafsanayo maxaabiista labada dhinac. Wararka hordhaca ah ayaa sheegaya in duqaymaha […]

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52 h. ago Israel and Hamas Reach Agreement on Initial Phase of Gaza Peace Plan

When Silence Arrives: A Fragile Ceasefire and the Weight of Two Years On a warm evening that tasted faintly of smoke and fireworks, neighborhoods separated by razor wire and decades of distrust breathed — cautiously — the same word: ceasefire. In Tel Aviv’s Hostages Square, families gathered beneath string lights and billboards that have become […]

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59 h. ago California man arrested in connection with fatal Palisades blaze

A Night of Orange: The Arrest That Reopened a City’s Wound When the hills above the Pacific bowed to flame in early January, Los Angeles woke to an orange dawn the city had never truly known. Streets became rivers of ash. Smoke crawled into living rooms, stained the sails of sailboats tied in marinas, and […]

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61 h. ago Trump: Israel and Hamas Reach Agreement on First Phase of Peace Plan

After Two Years of Smoke and Silence, a Tentative Breath of Hope When the sun slipped behind the flattened skyline of southern Gaza, a hush fell over Al-Mawasi that felt less like relief and more like the cautious quiet before someone exhales and listens for a sound. Families clustered around battery-powered radios; teenagers scrolled illuminated […]

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3 d. ago United States, Qatar and Turkey Join Third Day of Gaza Peace Talks

In the Sinai Heat, a Fragile Thread of Diplomacy Sharm El-Sheikh has always been a city of contrasts—a glittering Red Sea resort where coral gardens lure divers and palm-fringed promenades hum with tourists. This week the neon and the lull of waves have been swallowed by armored cars and the clipped footsteps of emissaries. Here, […]

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4 d. ago Oct. 7 anniversary commemorated as negotiations seek to end Gaza war

Two Years On: Memory, Mourning and a Fragile Push for Peace On a cool autumn morning, families drift toward the scorched stretch of Israel’s southern desert where the Nova music festival once pulsed with light and laughter. Two years to the day after militants swept across the Gaza fence on 7 October 2023, that same […]

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4 d. ago Commemorating October 7, diplomats hold talks to end Gaza war

Two Years Later: A Day That Still Splinters the Calendar On a bright October morning in Israel, the usual hush that follows a holiday was replaced by a sound the country had not heard in a generation: the unexpected crack of violence, the thunder of missiles, the shriek of ambulances racing toward places that only […]

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4 d. ago Hamas and Israel begin talks in Egypt over Trump’s peace plan

In the shadow of Sharm El‑Sheikh: secret talks, fragile hope and Gaza’s long shadow The air in Sharm El‑Sheikh felt surreal — too blue, too warm for what was happening behind closed doors. Luxury hotels along the Red Sea were cordoned off, diplomats moved like careful pieces on a chessboard, and the chatter in the […]

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4 d. ago Hundreds of climbers evacuated after blizzard hits Mount Everest

Blizzard on the Eastern Face: How a Sudden Storm Turned a Trek into a Test of Survival They came for the silence and the thin, clean air—hundreds of people tracing the lesser-trod path to Everest’s eastern Kangshung face, drawn by an eight-day National Day holiday and the promise of alpine beauty. What they found instead […]

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5 d. ago Georgian prime minister pledges sweeping crackdown after allegedly foiled coup

A City on Edge: Tbilisi’s Square Became a Mirror The air in Tbilisi on election day tasted metallic — not from the coffee or the sulfur baths, but from tear gas. It clung to clothes, to the crisp autumn sky, and to the conversations that had been building for a year. For a country that […]

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5 d. ago Syria names members of inaugural parliament following Assad’s rule

In the hush of a great library, a nation casts a curious ballot The National Library in Damascus — once the Assad National Library, its marble facade a familiar silhouette against the old city skyline — felt like a living, breathing archive of a past that the country is still arguing over. On a late […]

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6 d. ago Nationalist Sanae Takaichi Poised to Become Japan’s First Woman Prime Minister

When the old guard crowned a new face: Japan at a crossroads On an autumn evening in Tokyo, the fluorescent lights of the Liberal Democratic Party headquarters hummed like a city that never quite sleeps. Supporters and staffers clustered around television screens, phones pressed to ears, eyes tracking the number that would decide the direction […]

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