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American troops remain deployed in Syria, Iraq, Somalia, Yemen, and South America under missions that began decades ago and were never formally ended. Despite reduced visibility and smaller deployments, U.S. forces continue to face threats and conduct operations in these regions.
Hamas allies have condemned the Palestinian Authority's decision to change how prisoner payments are distributed, calling it a betrayal. The move has sparked criticism from various factions and led to protests in the West Bank.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is defending a proposed politically appointed commission to investigate the October 7 Hamas attack, despite criticism and calls for an independent inquiry. The plan has sparked debate over the commission's impartiality and public trust.
A one-year-old girl, Siwar Ashour, is back in a Gaza hospital after returning from medical treatment in Jordan. She is suffering from a gastro-intestinal infection and immune system issues. Doctors say her condition remains serious.
Flavio Bolsonaro, son of Brazil's former president and a presidential hopeful, may visit Israel next month during an international trip. He aims to run a more moderate campaign focused on economic reforms and distancing from culture wars.
Amy Schumer has spoken about her divorce from Chris Fischer, sharing how she is relying on her faith and family for support. The comedian addressed rumors about her weight loss and clarified it was not the cause of the split. Schumer and Fischer remain focused on raising their son together.
Israeli leaders are warning of increased threats from Iran and seeking support from President Trump. U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee says Iran poses a danger to Israel, the United States, and Europe. Netanyahu is expected to press for action in upcoming talks.
Turkey's foreign minister called on Kurdish-led forces to join Syria's army during a visit to Damascus, as both sides work to finalize a key integration deal. The talks also focused on regional security and efforts to combat the Islamic State group.
Italy will keep troops in Lebanon after the United Nations peacekeeping mission ends in 2026, pledging ongoing support for the Lebanese armed forces. The decision comes as the United Nations prepares to conclude its long-standing mission in the region.
From Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's engagement to Beyoncé's historic album win, 2025 was a year of viral trends, major reunions, and unforgettable pop culture moments. The entertainment world celebrated new stars, mourned beloved icons, and faced industry shakeups.
NGOs warn that Israel's new registration rules could halt vital aid to Gaza and the West Bank, with key groups already barred. Relief workers fear the changes may cause a collapse in humanitarian services amid an ongoing crisis.
Larry Ellison has personally backed Paramount's $108 billion bid for Warner Bros Discovery, escalating a bidding war with Netflix. The deal could reshape Hollywood, with both offers drawing political attention and sparking debate over media ownership.
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