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Humanitarian aid is resuming in Gaza amid growing international pressure on Israel to allow deliveries as famine risks escalate, though concerns persist over Hamas' involvement.

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Canada in talks to join Trump’s ‘Golden Dome’ missile defence plan: PMO
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Canada is in discussions to join a U.S.-led missile defense initiative dubbed the "Golden Dome," according to the Prime Minister's Office. While former President Trump suggested Canada's inclusion is a no-brainer, he also emphasized that they’d need to foot their portion of the bill.
What This Mean: This isn’t just about military strategy—it’s a diplomatic and financial conversation. If Canada signs on, it could mean deeper integration with U.S. defense systems but also pressure to spend more on security. For Canadians, it raises questions about sovereignty, cost, and whether this aligns with the country’s defense priorities.
Cassie Ventura’s mom says she paid $20K to Diddy over sex-tape threats
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** Cassie Ventura's mother, Regina Ventura, claims she paid $20,000 to Sean "Diddy" Combs in 2011 after he allegedly threatened to release explicit videos of her daughter. Regina says she was horrified when Cassie emailed her about the situation, leaving her "physically sick." This adds another layer to the ongoing legal and public scrutiny surrounding Diddy's treatment of women.
What This Mean: ** This isn't just tabloid gossip—it's a serious allegation that fuels the growing conversation about power imbalances in Hollywood. If true, it suggests coercion and exploitation, which could have legal repercussions for Diddy and further damage his reputation. For Cassie, it’s another painful chapter being dragged into the spotlight. Stories like this remind us how often money and influence are weaponized behind the scenes.
Trump admin to pay $5 million to Capitol rioter Ashli Babbitt’s family
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** The Trump administration has agreed to pay $5 million to the family of Ashli Babbitt, a woman who was shot and killed by a Capitol Police officer during the January 6, 2021, riots. Babbitt was part of the mob that stormed the Capitol and was attempting to climb through a broken window when she was fatally shot. The settlement marks a rare financial acknowledgment by the government in a case tied to the insurrection.
Joe Biden has aggressive prostate cancer. A look at symptoms and treatment
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** Former President Joe Biden, now 82, has been diagnosed with an aggressive type of prostate cancer that has metastasized to his bones. The article dives into the symptoms of advanced prostate cancer and the treatment options available, shedding light on what this diagnosis could mean for Biden’s health and public life.
What This Mean: ** This isn’t just another celebrity health update—Biden’s diagnosis puts a spotlight on prostate cancer, a disease that affects millions of men, especially as they age. Given his high profile, this news could spark broader conversations about early detection, treatment advancements, and the challenges of aging in public life. It’s a sobering reminder of how health can shift unexpectedly, even for someone who’s been at the center of global politics.
Inmates still on the run, manhunt continues after New Orleans jail break
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A jailbreak in New Orleans has left multiple inmates on the loose, and the manhunt is still underway. Adding to the drama, an employee from the Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office has been arrested for allegedly helping the escapees.
Trump outlines plans for Golden Dome missile defence program for U.S.
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** Former President Donald Trump is set to unveil plans for a new missile defense initiative called the "Golden Dome," which, if implemented, would be the first U.S. program to deploy weapons in space capable of shooting down incoming missiles mid-flight.
U.S. to limit annual COVID vaccines to at-risk groups, older people
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** The U.S. is tightening its COVID-19 vaccine recommendations, shifting to annual shots only for older adults and high-risk groups. Healthy younger adults and kids won’t get routine approvals anymore—a big change from the previous "everyone should get boosted" approach.
What This Mean: ** This isn’t just a policy tweak—it signals how health officials now see COVID. With fewer severe cases and broader immunity, they’re treating it more like the flu: targeted protection for those who need it most. But it also raises questions—will this leave some vulnerable if cases spike again? And does it mean the pandemic era is officially over? Either way, it’s a milestone in how we live with the virus.
Diddy trial: Rapper threatened to kill me, singer Dawn Richard testifies
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** Singer Dawn Richard has testified in court that rapper Diddy (Sean Combs) allegedly threatened to kill her and physically abused fellow artist Cassie Ventura. Richard described witnessing violent incidents, including choking, punching, and kicking, painting a disturbing picture of abuse.
What This Mean: ** This isn’t just another celebrity scandal—it’s a serious allegation that could have major legal and reputational consequences for Diddy. If proven true, it also highlights the often-hidden abuse some women face in the entertainment industry, even from powerful figures. For fans and the public, it’s a stark reminder that fame doesn’t shield anyone from accountability.
Honda temporarily pulling back on EV strategy amid slowing U.S. sales
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Honda is hitting the brakes—temporarily—on its electric vehicle plans in the U.S. as sales slow down. The company’s CEO made it clear they’re still committed to going electric long-term, but they’re adjusting the timeline to match the current market reality.

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