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Documents seized by Israeli forces have revealed how Hamas built an underground military operation that could withstand prolonged attacks and slow down Israeli ground forces inside the darkened tunnels.
Police have reported an ‘active shooter situation’ near Interstate-75 in London, Kentucky, where ‘numerous persons’ have been shot in traffic.
The head of the CIA, who is also the chief US negotiator for an end to the war in the Gaza Strip and release of hostages held by Hamas, says a more detailed ceasefire proposal will be made in the next several days.
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US Secretary of State Antony Blinken plans to travel to the United Kingdom on Monday, a week after Britain suspended some arms export licences with Israel over equipment that could be used in the war in Gaza.
Royal sources have reportedly said Prince Harry could inherit more money than his brother from the late Queen Mother when he turns 40 this month.
Transport officials are reporting that a tanker truck crashed into a bus in northern Ivory Coast, killing 13 people and injuring 44.
THE ECONOMIST: Kamala Harris is betting that Donald Trump’s urge to project dominance will get him in trouble.
A tragic discovery has been made after the sporting legend’s wife vanished going for a group swim.
THE NEW YORK TIMES: The emirate has used its influence with Hamas to press for a truce with Israel. But the last word is with those on the battlefield, one expert said.
The pet owner paid to have the ‘beloved’ feline cremated, only for him to return home days later.
Former US Republican vice president Dick Cheney will be voting for Democrat Kamala Harris for president, making the same pledge two days after his daughter Liz.
The prospect of water wars is a long-running and active debate, with everyone from high-ranking U.N. officials to renowned hydro-politics experts voicing their concern about the perceived risks.
The 14-year-old suspected gunman at a school shooting in Georgia that killed four and injured nine more has appeared shackled in court.
A plane has had to make an emergency landing after a note was left on a toilet door saying ‘Bomb on board’, which was later deemed a false threat.
A greyhound sent to the US for a better life ‘boiled to death’ on an airport tarmac in the height of summer, it has been revealed.