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Israeli airstrikes in Gaza killed 44 people on Tuesday, as the military intensified operations against Hamas. Aid entered Gaza for the first time in over two months, following international criticism of the blockade. The situation remains tense amidst ongoing military actions and humanitarian efforts.
The Philippine Department of Justice (DOJ) is evaluating legal options, including a potential Interpol red notice, against former spokesperson Harry Roque, who faces human trafficking charges and is currently in hiding abroad.
The Supreme Court (SC) has acquitted a security guard accused of violating the election gun ban due to a defect in the Information (the formal charge sheet) filed against him.
U.S. Vice President JD Vance met Pope Leo at the Vatican, presenting him with a Chicago Bears jersey. The meeting focused on peace efforts, climate change, and global humanitarian issues amid U.S. efforts to advocate for a ceasefire in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
A stray cat named George navigated a 2.7-mile journey back home after escaping from a Florida shelter. The community welcomed him back with open arms, resuming their care for the beloved feline.
In a determined move, House Republicans are pushing forward with Trump’s budget package, aiming for a vote before Memorial Day. The GOP faces internal challenges and Democratic opposition as they try to advance this fiscal proposal. The package, aligned with Trump’s economic agenda, includes cuts and support for key sectors. The outcome could influence future congressional strategies and American fiscal policy.
San Marcos city officials in Austin, Texas, alert residents of a phishing scam involving fraudsters impersonating city officials. The city urges citizens to verify identities before any financial transactions and to report any scam encounters to local law enforcement.
Texas prosecutors have filed a lawsuit against Attorney General Ken Paxton over new rules mandating performance reports from district and county attorneys in larger counties. The prosecutors claim these requirements overreach Paxton’s authority and infringe upon judicial independence. The new regulations, which took effect last month, demand specific reports and case files, raising concerns among local prosecutors about their operational impact. This legal action highlights the ongoing debate over state versus local control in Texas.
A deepfake video stirs controversy in the Dallas City Council election, prompting Texas lawmakers to propose a bill regulating AI use in political ads.
Japanese man Nozomu Hagihara dribbled a soccer ball 2,000 km across India, from Kolkata to New Delhi, completing the journey on May 15. Hagihara plans to apply for a Guinness World Record, surpassing the previous record of 337 km. His journey highlighted cultural exchange and determination, overcoming challenges like heatstroke and knee pain.