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US Government Shutdown Forces Cuts To Food Aid For 42 Million Americans
The White House will send only partial food aid payments to 42 million low-income Americans, as the government shutdown crippling public services nears record length, officials told a judge Monday.
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Bitcoin Hits Record High Above $1,24,000
The world's largest crypto-asset by market capitalisation climbed as much as 0.9% to $124,002.49 in early Asia trading, surpassing its previous peak hit in July.
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Trump's Immigration Raids In LA Leave Families On Brink Of Homelessness
Los Angeles has seen some of the worst of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids. Squads of masked agents have targeted hardware stores, car washes and bus stops, arresting more than 2,200 people in June.
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Trump's Envoy Heads To Israel For Gaza Aid, Ceasefire Push
Steve Witkoff was expected to arrive in Israel in a bid to salvage Gaza ceasefire talks and tackle a humanitarian crisis in the Palestinian enclave.
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US Boy Born At Just 21 Weeks Sets Guinness World Record For "Most Premature Baby"
A little baby boy born at just 21 weeks of gestation last July in the United States has officially broken the record for the world's most premature baby.
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875 Palestinians Killed In 6 Weeks At Gaza Aid Points: UN Human Rights Office
The UN rights office said it had recorded at least 875 killings within the past six weeks at aid points in Gaza run by the US - and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation and convoys run by other relief groups, including the United Nations.
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No Record Of Hamas Blocking Or Seizing Aid: US Special Envoy
US Special Envoy David Satterfield said on Saturday that US officials had not been told that Hamas is blocking or diverting humanitarian aid flowing into the Gaza Strip amid shortages of food, medicine and fuel.
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Monkeypox Patient's Nose Started To Rot Due To Undiagnosed HIV: Report
Germany has the third highest monkeypox case count in the world - after US and Spain - with 3,186 cases recorded since May 20.
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Judge Questions Donald Trump Suit To Keep Capitol Riot Documents Secret
A Washington judge questioned Thursday former president Donald Trump's suit to block the release of White House records that could implicate him or his aides in the January 6 attack on the US Capitol.
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Biden Advisers Call For Urgent Covid Action, Including Financial Relief
US President-elect Joe Biden's top aide Ron Klain on Sunday urged Congress to pass bipartisan COVID-19 financial relief as a surge in cases shattered U.S. records and strained hospitals nationwide, and called for immediate action to allow his team to coordinate with the outgoing Trump administration.
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Trump Orders Plan To Fund US Oil Firms After Record Low Prices
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday ordered his administration to come up with a plan to aid US oil companies struggling with a massive supply glut and record-low crude prices.
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In Record US Military Aid, Israel To Get $38 Billion
The United States and Israel have agreed on a record $38 billion package of US military aid and will sign the new pact on Wednesday, enshrining defence funding for Washington's closest Middle East ally for the next decade, officials said.
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Record US Military Aid Deal For Israel To Be Signed In Days: Sources
The United States and Israel have reached final agreement on a record $38 billion package of US military aid and the new 10-year pact is expected to be signed as early as Wednesday, sources close to the matter told Reuters.
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Judge Orders Hillary Clinton Aides To Be Questioned Under Oath On Emails
A federal judge ruled on Tuesday that US State Department officials and aides to Hillary Clinton should be questioned under oath about whether the former secretary of state's use of a private email system was an effort to skirt open records laws.
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US Judge Orders Discovery In Hillary Clinton Email Lawsuit: Report
A federal judge ruled on Tuesday that State Department officials and aides to Hillary Clinton should be questioned under oath about whether the former secretary of state's private email system was an effort to skirt records laws, The Washington Post reported.
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US Government Shutdown Forces Cuts To Food Aid For 42 Million Americans
The White House will send only partial food aid payments to 42 million low-income Americans, as the government shutdown crippling public services nears record length, officials told a judge Monday.
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Bitcoin Hits Record High Above $1,24,000
The world's largest crypto-asset by market capitalisation climbed as much as 0.9% to $124,002.49 in early Asia trading, surpassing its previous peak hit in July.
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Trump's Immigration Raids In LA Leave Families On Brink Of Homelessness
Los Angeles has seen some of the worst of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids. Squads of masked agents have targeted hardware stores, car washes and bus stops, arresting more than 2,200 people in June.
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Trump's Envoy Heads To Israel For Gaza Aid, Ceasefire Push
Steve Witkoff was expected to arrive in Israel in a bid to salvage Gaza ceasefire talks and tackle a humanitarian crisis in the Palestinian enclave.
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US Boy Born At Just 21 Weeks Sets Guinness World Record For "Most Premature Baby"
A little baby boy born at just 21 weeks of gestation last July in the United States has officially broken the record for the world's most premature baby.
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875 Palestinians Killed In 6 Weeks At Gaza Aid Points: UN Human Rights Office
The UN rights office said it had recorded at least 875 killings within the past six weeks at aid points in Gaza run by the US - and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation and convoys run by other relief groups, including the United Nations.
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No Record Of Hamas Blocking Or Seizing Aid: US Special Envoy
US Special Envoy David Satterfield said on Saturday that US officials had not been told that Hamas is blocking or diverting humanitarian aid flowing into the Gaza Strip amid shortages of food, medicine and fuel.
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Monkeypox Patient's Nose Started To Rot Due To Undiagnosed HIV: Report
Germany has the third highest monkeypox case count in the world - after US and Spain - with 3,186 cases recorded since May 20.
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Judge Questions Donald Trump Suit To Keep Capitol Riot Documents Secret
A Washington judge questioned Thursday former president Donald Trump's suit to block the release of White House records that could implicate him or his aides in the January 6 attack on the US Capitol.
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Biden Advisers Call For Urgent Covid Action, Including Financial Relief
US President-elect Joe Biden's top aide Ron Klain on Sunday urged Congress to pass bipartisan COVID-19 financial relief as a surge in cases shattered U.S. records and strained hospitals nationwide, and called for immediate action to allow his team to coordinate with the outgoing Trump administration.
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Trump Orders Plan To Fund US Oil Firms After Record Low Prices
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday ordered his administration to come up with a plan to aid US oil companies struggling with a massive supply glut and record-low crude prices.
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In Record US Military Aid, Israel To Get $38 Billion
The United States and Israel have agreed on a record $38 billion package of US military aid and will sign the new pact on Wednesday, enshrining defence funding for Washington's closest Middle East ally for the next decade, officials said.
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Record US Military Aid Deal For Israel To Be Signed In Days: Sources
The United States and Israel have reached final agreement on a record $38 billion package of US military aid and the new 10-year pact is expected to be signed as early as Wednesday, sources close to the matter told Reuters.
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Judge Orders Hillary Clinton Aides To Be Questioned Under Oath On Emails
A federal judge ruled on Tuesday that US State Department officials and aides to Hillary Clinton should be questioned under oath about whether the former secretary of state's use of a private email system was an effort to skirt open records laws.
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US Judge Orders Discovery In Hillary Clinton Email Lawsuit: Report
A federal judge ruled on Tuesday that State Department officials and aides to Hillary Clinton should be questioned under oath about whether the former secretary of state's private email system was an effort to skirt records laws, The Washington Post reported.
