The US National Archives have released the final batch of files related to JFK's 1963 assassination, aiming for full transparency. Despite the release, many continue to question the events and Oswald's lone involvement, while the documents are now accessible to the public.
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Bernie Sanders, a vocal critic of Donald Trump, rallied tens of thousands in Los Angeles, denouncing the influence of billionaires and Trump's policies. Joined by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and musicians like Neil Young, Sanders urged resistance against what he sees as a slide towards authoritarianism.
A surge of social media activity has targeted prominent figures in the health insurance industry, publishing their names and salaries, and in some cases, featuring them on "Wanted" posters plastered across Manhattan. These posters bear provocative imagery, including bullet-shaped graphics, alongside slogans such as "UnitedHealthcare killed everyday people for the sake of profit. As a result, Brian Thompson was denied his claim to life. Who will be denied next?" and "Wall Street CEOs Should Not... Expand
China's former agriculture minister, Tang Renjian, has been arrested on bribery charges. The arrest follows an investigation by the National Supervisory Commission and is part of President Xi Jinping's ongoing anti-corruption campaign. Tang, 62, was removed from his post in May and expelled from the Communist Party six months later, accused of accepting bribes and abusing his power.
The Trump administration has terminated several probationary employees from federal health agencies to downsize the government. Thousands received termination letters citing inadequate performance and lack of fit. Exemptions were made for certain CDC and FDA staff.
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President Trump's new executive order denies automatic citizenship to certain children born in the US. Immigrants' rights advocates, including the ACLU, have filed a lawsuit, arguing it violates the 14th Amendment. The order has sparked controversy over its interpretation and impact on immigrant families and the principle of birthright citizenship.
Cuba has announced the release of 553 prisoners after the US removed it from its list of state sponsors of terrorism, a move hailed by families of jailed protesters. This comes amid strained US-Cuba relations, with Cuba facing severe economic challenges partly due to US sanctions. Critics of the move argue it appeases the Cuban regime.
Ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles have claimed at least 24 lives, with most fatalities in Palisades and Eaton fire zones. Fires have burned 40,000 acres and destroyed 12,300 structures. The strong Santa Ana winds, which fuel the fires, are expected to intensify, further complicating the situation.
Israel resumed ceasefire and hostage release negotiations with Hamas in Qatar while fresh air strikes in Gaza killed over 30 people. A video of Israeli soldier Liri Albag in Hamas captivity highlights the urgency of hostage negotiations. The U.S. notified Congress of an $8 billion arms sale to Israel amid ongoing conflict.