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Gaza's Ceasefire Turns One — And Humanitarian Groups Say It Exists In Name Only

A year after the guns were supposed to fall silent, aid groups say more than 1,450 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza since the truce took hold — and Israel now controls nearly 70% of the strip.

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DIPLOMATIC SHOWDOWN

US Blacklists the Entire International Criminal Court, Rubio Vows to 'End' It

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GULF ON EDGE

Houthi Missiles Hit Riyadh and Abha Airports as Yemen's Bloodiest Offensive in Years Rages On

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US · WASHINGTON

Judge Strikes Down DOJ's Nationwide Voter Roll Purge Program Weeks Before Midterms

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US · WASHINGTON

Congress Opens Bipartisan Probe Into Youth Sports Giant AAU Over Child Sex Abuse Failures

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US · GULF COAST

Isaias Leaves Two Dead, 900,000 Without Power as Storm Barrels Across the Southeast

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UKRAINE WARSATURDAY

Russian Strike Flattens Zaporizhzhia Apartment Block, Death Toll Climbs to 17

Ukraine has declared a day of mourning after glide bombs tore through residential buildings in the southeastern city, as the UN says more than 100 civilians were killed nationwide this week alone.

WORLD · NEW DELHI

'Gen Z' Protesters Flood New Delhi, Demand Election Chief's Resignation

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WORLD · WEST AFRICA

Promised Vote Postponed: Coup-Era Junta Pulls the Plug on Guinea-Bissau's December Election

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WORLD · BRAZIL

Brazil's Bolsonaro Clan Surges Into Runoff as Court Orders Arrest of Candidate's Brother

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Gaza's Ceasefire Turns One — And Humanitarian Groups Say It Exists In Name Only

US Blacklists the Entire International Criminal Court, Rubio Vows to 'End' It

Houthi Missiles Hit Riyadh and Abha Airports as Yemen's Bloodiest Offensive in Years Rages On

US News

Judge Strikes Down DOJ's Nationwide Voter Roll Purge Program Weeks Before Midterms

Congress Opens Bipartisan Probe Into Youth Sports Giant AAU Over Child Sex Abuse Failures

Isaias Leaves Two Dead, 900,000 Without Power as Storm Barrels Across the Southeast

World

Russian Strike Flattens Zaporizhzhia Apartment Block, Death Toll Climbs to 17

'Gen Z' Protesters Flood New Delhi, Demand Election Chief's Resignation

Promised Vote Postponed: Coup-Era Junta Pulls the Plug on Guinea-Bissau's December Election

Brazil's Bolsonaro Clan Surges Into Runoff as Court Orders Arrest of Candidate's Brother

Celebrity & Entertainment

Pretty Little Liars Star Keegan Allen Pistol-Whipped in West Hollywood Robbery

'Reacher' Star Alan Ritchson Splits From Wife of 20 Years

Jessica Biel Joins Hugh Hefner Biopic 'Playmates' as the Mogul's Fictional Wife

Hollywood Mourns Michael Kearns, the Actor Who Became the First Openly HIV-Positive Star

Trump Rallies in Clarksville as Tennessee's Early Voting Clock Starts Ticking

Senate Control Now a 'Pure Toss-Up' With Weeks to Go, New Forecast Finds

Trump Rips Nobel Panel Over Pillay's Peace Prize: 'Indelible Stain on Norway'

Consumer Confidence Craters to a Five-Month Low — Even as Americans Keep Spending

Wall Street Shakes Off a Rocky Week, Rallies to Close Out Friday on a High

Mortgage Rates Rocket to Highest Level Since 2023 as Bond Selloff Deepens

SpaceX's $8 Billion Spectrum Grab Triggers Worst Telecom Selloff in Decades

Sports

The King Falls In Brooklyn: LeBron's 76ers Debut Spoiled By Nets

Eagles Release Andy Dalton, Weeks After Costly Pick Sent Him Down the Depth Chart

Allen vs. Duncan Headlines UFC Fight Night in Vegas Tonight