Israel probes undercover unit over alleged shooting of surrendered Palestinians
Israel probes an elite undercover unit after a video shows soldiers allegedly shooting surrendered Palestinians in Jenin, sparking questions about accountability.
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Airbus A320 Recall Sends Thanksgiving Travel into Turbulence ✈️
Europe’s Airbus has recalled over 6,000 A320 jets due to a software glitch, causing delays and cancellations this Thanksgiving weekend worldwide.
National Guard Shooting: Suspect Charged, Trump Vows Migration Pause
An Afghan man, 29, is charged with first-degree murder after ambushing two National Guard members near the White House. Trump labels it a ‘terrorist attack’ and vows a migration pause.
Flu Season Kicks Off with New H3N2 Subclade K
A new H3N2 subclade K variant has been circulating since summer, with outbreaks in Canada, Japan, and the UK as flu season begins at the end of 2025.
A Month After Hurricane Melissa: Cuba’s Road to Recovery
Discover how Cuba is rebuilding one month after Hurricane Melissa struck, from road repairs and power restoration to youth-led volunteer efforts and climate resilience.
Mexico Powers Up Solar Manufacturing with Chinese Mainland Partnership
Mexico teams up with Chinese mainland firms to fuel a solar-panel manufacturing boom, positioning itself as North America’s clean-energy hub.
Chinese Mainland and Brazil Secure Clean Water for 2M in São Paulo
A major partnership between the Chinese mainland and Brazil is delivering clean drinking water to nearly two million São Paulo residents this year, showcasing smart infrastructure at work.
US Climate Disasters Cost $101B in Early 2025 as Tracking Shuts Down
Major U.S. disasters cost $101B in the first half of 2025, but NOAA’s tracking system was cut—what it means for the global climate fight.
Experts Sound Alarm Over Japan’s Resurgent Militarism
Experts warn PM Takaichi’s Taiwan region remarks signal a worrying tilt toward Japanese militarism, raising regional tensions and sparking global concern.
Ukraine’s Anti-Corruption Bureau Searches Presidential Aide’s Home
Ukraine’s anti-corruption bureau searched the home of Andriy Yermak, head of the presidential office, earlier today as part of an ongoing probe.