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Two men, aged 61 and 46, have been arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of a 39-year-old man in the back garden of a home in Whiterow Park, Trowbridge, on Bank Holiday Monday. Police are investigating the incident and have cordoned off the area, urging witnesses or anyone with relevant footage to come forward. Want More Context? 🔎

A 16-year-old Syrian, Mohammad A, was convicted in Germany for supporting a foiled terrorist plot to attack Taylor Swift concerts in Austria, receiving an 18-month suspended sentence. He was found to have communicated with the main suspect, who aimed to kill concertgoers, prompting the cancellation of all three concerts. Want More Context? 🔎

Democratic National Committee members in Minneapolis faced division over Israel's actions in Gaza, leading party chair Ken Martin to withdraw a resolution advocating for a ceasefire and aid flow, while acknowledging the need to address younger members' calls for a stronger stance, including an arms embargo. Activist Allison Minnerly emphasized the urgency for leadership on the issue, reflecting a significant majority of Democrats seeking decisive action. Want More Context? 🔎

Chief Richard Johnston and Sgt. Brett Carlton held a press conference in Barrie, Ont., to update the public on the investigation of the killings and dismemberments of two individuals allegedly connected to suspect Robert Ladouceur, 52, who faces 33 charges, including murder. Authorities believe the incidents were targeted and isolated, with no additional suspects or victims sought. Want More Context? 🔎

Earlier this month, YouTuber Rick Beato raised concerns with fellow creator Rhett Shull about unusual enhancements in Beato's YouTube Shorts video featuring Pearl Jam's Mike McCready, which Shull attributed to AI processing. YouTube responded, denying the use of generative AI but acknowledging an experiment to improve video clarity, leading to creator frustrations over unconsented alterations to their content. Want More Context? 🔎

Australia antisemitism attacks: A con job or Iran's doing?The article explores whether recent antisemitic attacks in Australia are the result of a con job or the involvement of Iran's IRGC. It raises questions about the responsibility of ASIO and the Australian government in distinguishing between fabricated claims and genuine threats, particularly relating to acts of vandalism and arson against Jewish communities. Want More Context? 🔎