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Australia will expel the Iranian ambassador due to Iran's involvement in two antisemitic attacks in the country, announced Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Tuesday. This decision underscores Australia's stance against antisemitism and its commitment to protecting its communities. Want More Context? 🔎

One in 33 U.S. babies are born with birth defects, with a CDC study identifying obesity, diabetes, smoking exposure, food insecurity, and low folate levels as modifiable risk factors; 66% of women ages 12-49 have at least one. Awareness and preventative measures, such as folic acid intake and healthy lifestyle changes, are crucial, according to health officials. Want More Context? 🔎

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has expelled Iran’s Ambassador Ahmad Sadeghi and three officials, linking them to orchestrated attacks on Jewish communities, including a synagogue firebombing in Melbourne and an attack in Sydney. Australia has also suspended embassy operations in Iran, plans to designate Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist organization, and urges Australians in Iran to leave safely. Want More Context? 🔎

Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced the expulsion of Iran's ambassador, Ahmad Sadeghi, in response to two anti-Semitic attacks allegedly directed by Iran, marking the first ambassador expulsion since WWII. The government will also designate Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organization and has suspended embassy operations in Tehran, advising Australians to avoid travel to Iran. Want More Context? 🔎

Los Angeles law enforcement has arrested a burglary crew linked to nearly 100 break-ins since 2022, involving ten repeat offenders who are confirmed gang members. The operation recovered stolen luxury items, firearms, and narcotics, with officials emphasizing the collaboration that led to these arrests and vowing to pursue maximum legal penalties. Want More Context? 🔎

Chicago Sky pay tribute to Candace Parker with jersey retirement Candace Parker's No. 3 jersey was retired by the Chicago Sky, making her the second player in WNBA history to receive this honor from multiple franchises. The ceremony celebrated her impactful career, including her pivotal role in leading the Sky to their first championship in 2021, highlighting her deep ties to Chicago and her legacy in women's basketball. Want More Context? 🔎