Former US President Donald Trump declared Washington's intention to intervene in Benjamin Netanyahu's criminal trial, deeming it "very unfair." Trump, who has previously criticized the charges against the Israeli Prime Minister, also asserted he could swiftly compel Hamas to disarm or face elimination, while praising Netanyahu as the right leader for Israel during wartime.
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Former Microsoft CTO Nathan Myhrvold faces scrutiny over a disturbing birthday letter allegedly sent to Jeffrey Epstein, reportedly containing graphic images. The letter, revealed in a congressional report, referenced Epstein as a "lifestyle advisor." Myhrvold, who previously flew on Epstein's jet, now calls their connection a "passing acquaintance" and expresses regret.
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A speeding ambulance, reportedly without a patient, ran a red light at Kengal Hanumanthaiah Junction, colliding with two motorbikes. The tragic accident resulted in the deaths of a couple and grievous injuries to two others. The ambulance driver, who fled the scene, has since been arrested.
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