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Myanmar quake death toll nears 700 as international aid starts to arrive

International aid began to arrive in Myanmar on Saturday as rescuers searched for survivors after a powerful earthquake devastated the Southeast Asian nation amid concerns the number killed would soar.
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The rebirth of Nazi ideology in Palestinian Authority antisemitism

By Itamar Marcus, Palestinian Media Watch This week’s International Conference for Combating Antisemitism in Jerusalem takes place 80 years after the liberation of Auschwitz. After the defeat of Nazism in 1945, Jews hoped that Nazi antisemitism would vanish forever. But as Jew-hatred proliferates worldwide in 2025, there is one antisemitic ideology that closely resembles that of […]
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, BREAKING: Musk caught MID-CRIME, lawsuit incoming


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New US strikes against Houthi rebels kill at least 1 in Yemen

New US strikes against Houthi rebels kill at least 1 in Yemen [deltaMinutes] mins ago Now
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Charlie Javice, Fallen Star Entrepreneur, Is Found Guilty of Fraud, Faces Years in Prison: Can She Join the List of Business People Pardoned by Trump?

Javice was accused of creating millions of pretend customers for her financial aid processing company in order to trick the country’s largest bank into…
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US makes offer to Hamas for releasing American hostage Eden Alexander

By Vered Weiss, World Israel News

Hamas has reportedly received the newest proposal from US officials to secure the release of the last living American hostage, Edan Alexander, abducted during the Hamas onslaught into Israel in October 2023.

“There is no deal yet,” a US official stated, while an Israeli official remarked that the proposal was “more of an idea that isn’t fully clear or developed.”

Qatar delivered the message from the Trump administration to Hamas officials.

In exchange for Alexander’s release, the US said it would release a statement urging quiet in the region and a return to ceasefire negotiations.

An Arab diplomat was doubtful that Hamas would release Alexander in exchange for a statement that Israel may choose not to heed.

Alexander is one of 59 hostages remaining in Gaza, 24 of whom are thought to be still alive.

Although there was a video showing signs of life, there is concern over reports of Alexander’s condition, where he is being kept in a tunnel with no sunlight and very little nourishment.

  Israeli minister warns ‘rivers of blood’ could result from hostage deal

This is the second time the release of Alexander has been a focal point of negotiations, with Hamas agreeing to release him in mid-March along with the bodies of four deceased US hostages.

However, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Hamas’s claim to release Alexander was not in good faith, and Trump administration Middle East envoy Steven Witkoff blasted Hamas for its “unrealistic demands” in exchange for the American captives.

“Hamas is making a very poor gamble by believing that time is on its side. That is not the case. Hamas is well aware of the deadline and must understand that we will respond accordingly if it passes,” Witkoff cautioned.

“Alexander is very important to us,” Witkoff said. “He is wounded, and he is a top priority.”

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Tufts University student can’t be deported to Turkey without court order, judge says

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Trump CHASED OFF STAGE by FURIOUS MAGA FANS at TOWN HALL Seconds ago!


Trump CHASED OFF STAGE by FURIOUS MAGA FANS at TOWN HALL Seconds ago!

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P’Nut the squirrel’s grieving owner slams NY’s months-late boilerplate apology — and still doesn’t have beloved pet’s remains

“Five months of not knowing why Peanut was killed. Five months, and we still don’t have the whereabouts of Peanut’s and Fred’s bodies,” his grieving owner said.
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