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BYU basketball player Kennard Davis Jr faces uncertainty after a DUI arrest in Provo. The incident may jeopardize his career at the university due to its strict Honor Code.
The Israeli military claims a Hezbollah unit was behind the killing of Lebanese politician Elias al-Has and the 2005 assassination of Rafic Hariri. Officials warn that Hezbollah continues to destabilize Lebanon through covert operations.
President Trump will host recently freed Israeli hostages at the White House on November 20. The visit follows a major ceasefire deal and ongoing efforts to reshape Gaza's future.
Multiple progressive candidates are preparing to run for Zohran Mamdani's New York State Assembly seat after his election as mayor. The race is expected to feature several prominent members of the Democratic Socialists of America.
Scientists have discovered that bacteria inside brain tumors can influence cancer growth and resistance to treatment. The study found that tumors with more bacteria were harder to treat and linked to poorer patient outcomes. These findings could lead to new approaches for diagnosing and treating brain cancers.
A West Bank mosque was torched in a suspected settler attack, leaving burned Qurans and sparking outrage among Palestinians. The incident has raised fears of wider regional unrest.
Pro-Palestinian protesters climbed Berlin's Brandenburg Gate, criticizing Germany's support for Israel in Gaza. Police detained several demonstrators, intensifying debates over free speech and government policy.
The United States and several allies back a UN resolution for a stabilization force in Gaza, presenting it as a step toward Palestinian statehood. The move faces opposition from Israel and mixed signals from US leadership.
A rabid dog brought to a Haifa daycare by a teacher attacked several children and adults before being diagnosed with rabies. Eighteen people were exposed to the infected animal.
Shimon Hayut, the man known as the 'Tinder Swindler', has been released from prison in Georgia after a plea deal led to dropped charges and a suspended sentence. All arrest warrants against him have been cancelled, allowing him to walk free despite allegations of multimillion-pound fraud.
A Gazan mother offered a scholarship in the United Kingdom has been told she must leave her family behind to accept it. She says she will decline the opportunity unless her children can join her. The decision comes amid ongoing conflict and strict UK policies on dependents.
Itay Chen's parents held a memorial in Netanya, displaying personal items to honor his memory. Many Israelis attended to pay their respects.
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