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At least 51 Palestinians were killed and over 200 wounded in Khan Younis, Gaza Strip, while waiting for aid trucks, as Israeli forces reportedly opened fire. The incident adds to the humanitarian crisis in the region amid ongoing conflict.
Medical City Healthcare partners with American Red Cross and Carter BloodCare for 19 blood drives in North Texas, addressing summer blood shortages. The initiative offers safe donation environments and supports local hospitals.
The Center for International Law urges the ICC to deny former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte’s request for interim release, citing risks to victim and witness safety. CenterLaw stresses the importance of maintaining the integrity of the ongoing prosecution related to alleged crimes against humanity.
Former Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile expressed on Tuesday that Vice President Sara Duterte’s actions may indicate reluctance to face an impeachment trial. Enrile commented on the situation amid delays and petitions from Duterte’s camp against the complaint.
A bar fight at Smitty’s Pub in San Antonio led to a man being shot in the buttocks. Police are searching for the suspect who fled the scene. Investigation ongoing.
At the G7 summit held near Calgary, world leaders, including President Trump, discuss trade disputes and Middle East conflicts. The summit sees tensions over U.S. tariffs and explores diplomatic solutions for escalating global issues.
The Texas Department of Public Safety evacuated the Texas Capitol in Austin after receiving a credible threat against state lawmakers. The threat prompted increased security measures and a comprehensive investigation.
The Jonas Brothers have announced venue changes for six concerts during their JONAS20 tour, including a shift from Globe Life Field to Dos Equis Pavilion in Dallas. The band assures fans that all performances will proceed on the originally scheduled dates.
Nonito Donaire secured the WBA interim bantamweight title with a technical victory against Andres Campos in Argentina. The 42-year-old boxer, returning after a two-year break, claimed his 43rd professional win, showcasing his enduring prowess.
Taylor Swift announced the resolution of her six-year conflict with Shamrock Capital and Scooter Braun over her master recordings. Her rerecording project aims to regain control over her music, offering new versions of her albums under the “Taylor’s Version” label. This move has implications for artists’ rights and industry practices, drawing attention from intellectual property experts. Swift’s strategy could set a precedent for other artists seeking ownership of their work.