A report reveals that less than half of the $225 million collected by the US Army for a food program was spent on meals. Instead, $151 million was diverted for other uses, causing significant concern. Examples include Fort Stewart, where only $2.1 million of $17 million was used on food.
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A Georgian court has sentenced former President Mikheil Saakashvili to an additional 4½ years for illegal border crossing, extending his total imprisonment to 12½ years. Saakashvili, who accuses the authorities of politically motivated prosecution, vows to continue fighting against what he calls unjust charges.
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Residents of South Lebanon, accompanied by the army, attempted to return to their villages on Monday after Israeli fire killed over 20 people. The Lebanese government extended the ceasefire agreement with Hezbollah and Israel until February 18. Despite efforts, many were unable to return due to Israeli military presence. Both sides blamed each other for delays in the ceasefire's implementation, while Lebanon's army pledged to protect residents from further attacks.
A woman has sued Walmart, alleging that their delivery driver, Alvin B. Ortiz, was caught committing an indecent act in her driveway after dropping off groceries. The incident occurred on July 8, leading to Ortiz’s arrest. The lawsuit claims Walmart failed to conduct a proper background check, resulting in emotional and psychological distress for the woman.
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Tufts University is calling for the release of Rumeysa Ozturk, a graduate student detained by DHS over alleged links to Hamas. Her visa was revoked despite being in good standing. The university disputes the allegations and is concerned about the impact on campus safety. Ozturk is currently in a Louisiana detention center.