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NY hush money trial continues with additional testimony
On Tuesday, former President Donald Trump is scheduled to appear in a Manhattan court as his "hush money" criminal trial enters its third week. The proceedings on Tuesday follow a lengthy three-day weekend. The jury selection process occupied the majority of the first week of the case, whereas the prosecution and defense presented opening statements and witness testimony during the second week.
Angered Trump visits swing states on court break
Following a day of rest from his Manhattan criminal trial, Donald Trump resumed his campaign schedule by holding consecutive rallies in two crucial states. In court, the Republican presidential candidate has exhibited signs of agitation or lethargy at times during his arraignment on charges of falsifying business records; he allegedly fell asleep at one point.
Hainault sword attack: Child dies, four hospitalized in London
Four individuals are hospitalized and a 14-year-old boy has lost his life in a stabbing attack in northeast London. At approximately 7:00 a.m., reports surfaced that a 36-year-old man was threatening members of the public while brandishing a sword. In response, the police were dispatched to the scene.
Encamp, divest and keep your eyes on Gaza
As an encampment participant at Michigan, I have witnessed something truly inspiring. Students of diverse religious and ethnic backgrounds, including Jews and Palestinians, individuals of Arab and South Asian descent, and others, have joined the demonstration. Numerous members of the community are present in the camp and its environs to preserve it, disseminate sustenance, and gain knowledge.
Tories claim John Swinney as potential next SNP leader
After Humza Yousaf's resignation, prominent individuals now support the former deputy of the party. Kate Forbes could, however, vie for the presidency once more. As a result of Humza Yousaf's resignation on Monday, the Scottish Conservatives assert that the SNP's next leader could be "crowned... without contest."
ICJ rejects emergency measures over exporting German guns to Israel
Nicaragua had petitioned the International Court of Justice to issue emergency measures regarding German arms sales to Israel. However, the request was denied because Israel's invasion of Palestinian territory in Gaza posed a grave threat of genocide in Gaza. Nicaragua additionally requested that Germany reinstate financial support to UNRWA, the United Nations agency for Palestine refugees, after Israel's accusations that certain UNRWA personnel were implicated in the attacks that erupted the ongoing hostilities on October 7.
PM Netanyahu warns Rafah attack will come regardless of deal
Netanyahu, the prime minister of Israel, has declared that Israel will invade Rafah, a city in southern Gaza, irrespective of the outcome of ceasefire negotiations with Hamas. It occurs amid ongoing negotiations to achieve a ceasefire and the release of hostages. Mr. Netanyahu, however, stated at a gathering of relatives of the hostages that he would invade "with or without" an agreement.
King Charles discusses health, joins cancer patients publicly
The King was queried about his emotional state during a visit to a cancer treatment facility in London accompanied by the monarch. The King stated that he is "significantly better" as he resumed public responsibilities for the first time since being diagnosed with cancer. During his visit to the Macmillan Cancer Centre in London, the King engaged in handshakes with patients who were afflicted with cancer.
A London flotation by Chinese online titan Shein will bolster FTSE 100
When the Chinese online colossus Shein announces that it will float its shares in London, the FTSE 100 is anticipated to receive a boost as soon as the following month. In the wake of the fashion group's chairman Donald Tang's visit to the United Kingdom last month, Labour's shadow business secretary Johnny Reynolds, and Chancellor Jeremy Hunt have expressed their support for a blockbuster share offer.
‘Shame on you’: White House journalists’ dinner pro-Palestine protest
Protesting against the annual White House correspondents dinner, activists in the United States demanded an end to Israel's war on Gaza and gathered outside a hotel. They condemned President Joe Biden for his support of the military campaign and Western news outlets' "under-coverage" of the conflict. Biden, who delivered a 10-minute eulogy at the event in Washington, DC on Saturday, did not refer to the conflict in Gaza or the dire humanitarian crisis that has beset the region.
Yousaf to reject Alba Party pact despite its significance
Ash Regan, the only MSP for the Alba Party, is expected to demand that several of her opponents resign; this demand will be categorically denied. Humza Yousaf will not support an electoral alliance with Alex Salmond's party that would have required the SNP to cede control of certain Scottish seats. According to The Sunday Times, the Alba Party intended to elevate the accord to the "top line" of its discussions with Mr. Yousaf.
Campus protests: Hundreds arrested at US universities amid Gaza rallies
Hundreds are detained at universities across the United States in connection with ongoing Gaza protests. On Saturday, hundreds more individuals were detained on college campuses throughout the United States in response to student demonstrations against the Gaza conflict. Jill Stein, a presidential candidate for the Green Party, was among those detained by police.