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New Yorkers rallied in support of Breads Bakery after employees accused it of supporting genocide and called for an end to its ties with Israel. The peaceful gathering drew hundreds, reflecting tensions between labor activism and political demands. Many attendees emphasized solidarity with the bakery and the Jewish community.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani condemned hateful rhetoric at a tense protest outside a Queens synagogue, where demonstrators exchanged slurs and threats. The incident drew criticism from officials and renewed debate over protest rights and community safety.
Martin O'Neill says Celtic urgently need new players ready for first-team action after failing to secure Kyogo Furuhashi on loan. The manager is pushing for immediate reinforcements as injuries and a lack of signings leave the squad stretched.
Tucker Carlson attended a White House event with President Trump focused on Venezuelan oil. His appearance has stirred speculation and mixed reactions among conservatives. The event centered on plans for major American investment in Venezuela's oil industry.
President Trump says the US will pursue control of Greenland, either through negotiation or more forceful means, citing its strategic value. He made these comments during a meeting with oil executives.
Anthony Albanese has denied claims that Australia's spy chief was excluded from key security meetings, insisting his presence at all crucial discussions. The Prime Minister also addressed calls for a Royal Commission into the Bondi attack, highlighting the government's prompt response.
The attorney general is weighing whether to order a police probe into the prime minister's chief of staff over alleged obstruction of justice. Police findings have reportedly strengthened the case, as Braverman prepares to become ambassador to the United Kingdom.
President Trump threatened strong action against Iran if protester deaths continue, as international leaders call for restraint. Protests have spread nationwide despite government efforts to block communication.
The Trump administration's operation in Venezuela has disrupted both the drug trade and Iranian drone activity in the country. By removing Nicolás Maduro, the United States has struck a blow against Iran's weapons production pipeline in the region. Officials warn, however, that vigilance is needed to prevent renewed Iranian influence.
Iran has blamed the United States for escalating protests into violence and condemned foreign interference. The government faces growing unrest, while the United States has suggested it may support protestors if security forces crack down.
Five Stanford students are on trial for occupying university offices during a 2024 protest, facing charges of vandalism and conspiracy. The university seeks over three hundred thousand dollars in restitution. Most similar campus protest cases were dismissed nationwide.
President Trump warns that the United States will strike Iran if the regime kills protesters. He says the US is watching the situation closely and will respond strongly if violence escalates.
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