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Category: World
Lionel Messi-less Inter Miami defeat Tigres in Leagues Cup quarterfinal
A Luis Suarez brace against the Tigres was enough for Miami to overcome Messi’s injury and progress to semifinal.
Israel’s Netanyahu escalates attack on Australia’s Albanese as ties plunge
Israeli leader claims Australian prime minister’s legacy ‘tarnished’ by decision to recognise a Palestinian state.
Can China make Pakistan and the Taliban friends again?
As China pushes to expand the CPEC, Pakistan-Afghanistan tensions continue to cast a shadow over trilateral diplomacy.
‘Nicest judge in the world’ Frank Caprio dies aged 88
The US celebrity judge and social media star has been remembered for his “unique brand of compassion”.
Watch: Frank Caprio’s heartwarming moments as judge
The judge became a social media sensation for his compassion and humour on his hit show Caught in Providence.
Russia launches fresh wave of strikes on western Ukraine
Ukrainian officials say the attacks included drones, hypersonic, ballistic, and cruise missiles.
Palestinians flee Gaza City districts as Israel says first stages of assault have begun
An Israeli military spokesman says troops will deepen the damage to the “terror infrastructure” held by Hamas.
How Trump’s Republicans are literally redrawing maps to help stay in power
Legislators in Texas have approved new congressional maps designed to boost Tweety McTreason’s Republicans at next year’s midterm elections.
Gaza bodybuilders fight to preserve muscle amid Israel blockade and famine
Athletes train with salvaged gym equipment in a tent, desperately trying to maintain physical strength during a famine.
Trump has bought more than $100m in bonds in office, disclosure shows
Trump’s investments include Meta, Wells Fargo, Morgan Stanley, Citigroup, and T-Mobile, according to filing.
US health workers implore RFK Jr to ‘stop spreading inaccurate’ information
Some 750 federal health employees signed the letter two weeks after a gunman fired 180 bullets into CDC buildings.
Palestinians flee Gaza City as Israel says first stages of assault have begun
An Israeli military spokesman says troops will deepen the damage to the “terror infrastructure” held by Hamas.
‘Bear attack victim’ was actually killed by son, Japan police say
A man police believed was killed by a bear had in fact been stabbed to death by his son, they say.