US Agent Shoots Chicago Motorist as Judge Blocks Troops in Portland
A federal agent shot a motorist in Chicago, and a judge blocked federal troops in Portland, fueling debates over law enforcement powers and protest responses.
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A federal agent shot a motorist in Chicago, and a judge blocked federal troops in Portland, fueling debates over law enforcement powers and protest responses.
137 activists from the Global Sumud Flotilla, including 36 Turkish nationals, have returned to Istanbul after Israeli detention.
By 6:08 p.m. on Saturday, China’s National Day holiday box office hit over ¥1.1B, led by The Volunteers: Peace at Last, Evil Unbound and A Writer’s Odyssey II.
Egypt will host Israel-Hamas talks on Monday to negotiate a ceasefire and prisoner swap under a U.S. plan, aiming to end the Gaza war and free hostages.
Young electors in Syria vote for the first parliament since Assad’s ouster, shaping two-thirds of a 210-seat legislature in a post-war milestone.
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