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The Senate has made significant progress toward ending the longest government shutdown in US history, narrowly advancing a compromise bill to reaaboth some employees.
But the measure, which followed days of talks between a handful of Democratic and Republican senators, left in place health care subsidies that Democrats had been demanding for weeks.
The bill received exactly 60 votes needed to advance in the Senate, with almost all Republicans voting on Sunday, with moderates or serving their last terms.
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What are Democrats saying about the bill? “This health crisis is so serious, so urgent, so hard on families at home, that I cannot support it in good faith [resolution] Failed to solve the health crisis,” said Chuck Schumer, the Democratic majority leader.
Israeli soldiers talk about killing civilians in Gaza
The Israeli soldiers defined that there is no charge for free in Gaza and a breaking of norms and legal restrictions, of civilians killed by individual officers, according to the testimony of a TV documentary.
“If you want to shoot without stopping, you can,” Daniel, the commander of an Israel Defense Forces (IDF) ranks: Inside the war in Israel, in the UK broadcast on ITV on Monday night.
Some of the IDF soldiers who spoke on the program asked to remain anonymous while others spoke on the record. All pointed to the evaporation of the official code of conduct regarding civilians.
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What did the IDF say in response? In a written statement, the IDF said it “remains committed to the rule of law and to civilian infrastructure for civilian purposes for military purposes”.
The President of Syria will discuss Trump’s talks at the White House
The president of Syria, Ahmed Al-Sharaa, will talk to Donald Trump at the White House on Monday in a Syrian country in 1946. He hopes to continue the remaining sanctions on his country left at war.
SHARAA, whose Islamist forces topped long-time ruler Bashar Al-Assad last year tried to attack the economy during the 13-year civil war imposed by the 13-year economic war, arguing that they are no longer justified.
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What’s on the agenda for the talks? The Media Adviser of Sharaa Ahmad Zeidtand Broad Broadcaster Al Arabiya The “Initial” endurance of Caesar in order to respond to the regime of Caara to respond to the regime of Assad during the conflict.
In other news…
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The BBC’s Director General and the head of The news resigned to accusations of “serious and systematic” bias In its coverage of topics including Trump, Gaza and Trans Rights.
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Trump was greeted by a chorus of mostly boos Meanwhile he became the first sitting US president in nearly 50 years to attend a regular season NFL game.
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A review of the use of paracetamol in pregnant women found no convincing link. in children diagnosed with Autism and ADHDcompletion Trump has urged pregnant women to avoid the drug, claiming it is contributing to rising autism rates.
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surpassing storm fung-Wong was blown away in the Philippinesleaving at least two dead, forcing 1.4 million people to flee their homes amid widespread damage.
Stat of the Day: Trump Shares False Obama Claim Received $40m in ‘Royalties’ from Obamacare
Trump promoted the false claim that Barack Obama received $40m in “Obamacare-related royalties” to his 11 million social media followers. The unshakable account, originating from a website Satirical, that the former US president receives royalties from the use of his name has been constantly verified since 2017.
Don’t forget this: The woman who left her desk job and walked 3,541 miles from Mexico to Canada
Jessica Guo, a former consultant, left her corporate job to attempt a sustained hike on the Continental Divide Trail and Great Baring Trail. She completed the five-month trek in September – becoming the first female hiker to do so in a calendar year – and decided to leave her six-figure job for good.
… or this: Volangmyr Zelenskyy – why should I be afraid Trump?
VolangyMris Zelenskyy said in an exclusive interview with the Guardian that he is not afraid of Trump, unlike other Western leaders, and dismissed reports that their previous meeting in Washington was easily overwhelmed.
Climate Check: Rich countries are failing to tackle the climate crisis, says Cop30 chief
Countries are losing enthusiasm for combating the climate crisis, while China is making progress in the production and use of clean energy equipment, according to André Corrêa, who started the Cop30 Conference.
Last thing: who Fedora man? Dapper French Teen in Viral Louvre heist photo not laughing
Hours ended the thieves in a day attack on the French crowns, a solitary figure in a three-piece suit held the police outside the Louvre … and the Internet was left. Dispossessed human Fedora, he is inserted as an old school, a net Netflix – and even AI. As it turns out, the Mystery man is actually a 15-year-old school student.
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