Associated Press
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US Supreme Court To Consider If Regular Marijuana Users Can Own Guns
The US Supreme Court said on Monday that it will consider whether people who regularly smoke marijuana can legally own guns, the latest firearm case to come before the court since its 2022 decision expanding gun rights.
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As Israel Bombards Lebanon Post-Ceasefire, Similar Fate For Gaza Predicted
The bombardment of a construction equipment business killed a Syrian passerby, wounded seven people including two women, and destroyed millions of dollars' worth of bulldozers and excavators.
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Xi Jinping Outlines China's 5-Year Plan At Closed-Door Communist Party Meet
Chinese leader Xi Jinping delivered a speech Monday on the opening day of a major meeting of the ruling Communist Party to approve a draft plan laying out its goals for the country over the next five years.
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Israel Resumes Ceasefire In Gaza, Says Aid Deliveries Will Restart Monday
Gaza's fragile ceasefire faced its first major test Sunday as Israeli forces launched a wave of deadly strikes, saying Hamas had killed two soldiers.
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Gaza Ceasefire On Thin Ice As Israel Freezes Aid 'Until Further Notice'
The fragile ceasefire in Gaza faced its first major test Sunday as an Israeli official said the transfer of aid into the territory is halted "until further notice" after a Hamas ceasefire violation, and Israeli forces launched a wave of strikes.
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Hit-And-Run Driver Crashes Into Birthday Party Injuring 9 Children In US
A hit-and-run driver slammed into an outdoor birthday party in suburban Washington, DC, injuring nine kids and two adults on Saturday evening, police said.
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Mass Shooting At US University Injures 3, "No Ongoing Threat," Say Cops
A shooting at an Oklahoma State University residence hall wounded at least three people early Sunday morning, according to a university spokesperson.
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Ukraine Hits Russian Gas Plant As Trump Hints Kyiv Will Have To Cede Land
Ukrainian drones struck a major gas processing plant in southern Russia, sparking a fire and forcing it to suspend its intake of gas from Kazakhstan, Russian and Kazakh authorities said Sunday.
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Former Thai Hostage Among Two Bodies Identified By Israel
Israel identified the remains of two hostages after Hamas handed over their bodies to the Red Cross the night before, as the Palestinian group said talks to launch the second phase of ceasefire negotiations have begun.
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Pakistan, Afghanistan Agree To Ceasefire After Days Of Deadly Clashes
Afghan and Pakistani delegations were in the Qatari capital, Doha, on Saturday, for talks on defusing the deadliest crisis between them in several years, after more than a week of fighting killed dozens of people and injured hundreds on both sides.
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United Airlines Plane Clips Tail Of Another Aircraft In Chicago
A United Airlines plane heading for its gate clipped the tail of another United aircraft at Chicago's O'Hare Airport, authorities said.
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Music Is Medicine: US Nurse Plays Ukulele To Help Patients In Pain
Nurse Rod Salaysay works with all kinds of instruments in the hospital: A thermometer, a stethoscope and sometimes his guitar and ukulele.
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Burning Ship Loaded With Petroleum Gas Abandoned In Gulf Of Aden Off Yemen
A Cameroonian-flagged ship caught fire Saturday in the Gulf of Aden off Yemen after possibly being struck by a projectile, officials said, with at least one mariner missing and another still likely aboard the burning tanker.
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Gaza Death Count Tops 68,000 As Israel Identifies Remains Of 1 More Hostage
Israel said the remains of another hostage that Hamas handed over the day before were identified as Eliyahu Margalit, as the Palestinian death count surpassed 68,000 people amid searching beneath the rubble.
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Taiwan's Main Opposition Elects New Leader Amid Claims Of Chinese Meddling
Taiwan's main opposition Nationalist Party chose a former lawmaker as its new chairperson on Saturday in a competitive election clouded by allegations of China's meddling.
