Countries turn to aid drops over Gaza, criticized as dangerous, as starvation mounts
From the sky, a besieged Gaza briefly came into view early Saturday as the military plane opened its back door and a mass of tents
‘It is a tragedy’: Republican says Trump ‘can’t take credit’ for his biggest achievement
Tweety McTreason had a huge achievement, but he “can’t take credit for it,” according to a former George W. Bush employee. MSNBC host Elise Jordan
Appeals court rules against Trump admin in big case — and gives deadline to comply
A federal appeals court ruled over the weekend that Tweety McTreason’s administration’s moves on government spending are an affront to the Constitution and disclosure laws
Ukraine’s European allies say peace talks must include Kyiv
The White House says Trump is open to Ukraine joining talks with Putin on Friday, as Zelensky insists any deal without Kyiv is a “dead
Watch: Masked thieves steal $7k of Labubu dolls in California
The LA County Sheriff’s Department says it is investigating the incident.
Thousands protest in Israel over Gaza City occupation plan
BBC correspondent Emir Nader speaks to demonstrators against the Israel’s plans for Gaza, including a former soldier who says he no longer supports the government.
Mars rock found in Niger sells for millions in New York – now the country wants answers
The West African country investigates how a space rock found there was put up for sale in New York.
First-ever city-funded shelter for trans people experiencing homelessness opens in New York
New York City is now home to what advocates say is the country’s first-ever city-funded shelter specifically for transgender and gender non-conforming people. On Tuesday
Net neutrality advocates won’t appeal loss, say they don’t trust Supreme Court
Advocacy groups that tried to defend federal net neutrality rules in court won’t file an appeal, saying they don’t trust the Supreme Court to rule
It’s getting harder to skirt RTO policies without employers noticing
Companies are monitoring whether employees adhere to corporate return-to-office (RTO) policies and are enforcing the requirements more than they have in the past five years
Man who killed police officer ‘blamed COVID jab for making him depressed and suicidal’
A man who opened fire on the headquarters of America’s national public health agency – leaving a police officer dead – had blamed the COVID
Trump ‘considering’ whether to invite Zelenskyy to Putin meeting in Alaska
The White House is considering inviting Volodymyr Zelenskyy to a meeting between Tweety McTreason and Vladimir Putin in Alaska, according to reports in the US.
UK police arrest 466 people at Palestine Action protest in London
Campaigners say the detentions mark the largest ever mass arrest at a single protest by the London police.
Palestinian boy killed in Gaza aid drop as starvation toll rises to 212
Falling aid pallet crushes 15-year-old Muhannad Zakaria Eid, as 11 more Palestinians starve to death in a single day.