In Lebanon, residents fear Hezbollah could be hiding among people displaced by war

A man responds to his neighbor's urgent call for help when her husband collapses, performing CPR to the beat of "Stayin' Alive" until EMS arrives. Despite never having done CPR before and feeling afraid of death, he stays calm and focused, ensuring the man's dignity and comfort throughout the ordeal. The arrival of EMS brings a mix of relief and self-doubt as the man reflects on the intensity of the situation and his actions. Full...

Gemma Sisia was inspired to leave a legacy of helping children in sub-Saharan Africa after watching Live Aid in 1985, eventually founding the St Jude school in Tanzania. Despite facing resistance from her family, she married a Tanzanian safari driver and overcame obstacles to build the school from scratch. Gemma's determination and skills inherited from her upbringing on a farm enabled her to fulfill her dream and make a difference in the lives of many...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth defended President Trump's firing of the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr., stating he was "not the right man for the moment." Hegseth also removed the chief of naval operations and military lawyers, arguing for a fresh approach. Senator Jack Reed criticized the firings as unjustified and a move to make the Defense Department subservient to the president, while Hegseth defended the decisions and emphasized...

Peter and Barbie Reynolds, a British couple in their 70s, who have been running education programs in Afghanistan for 18 years, have lost contact with their family after being arrested by the Taliban. The couple operates Rebuild, an organization that provides education and training programs, including a project for mothers and children, despite the Taliban's restrictions on women's education. The couple's children are urging the Taliban authorities to release their parents, who have chosen Afghanistan...

President Zelensky of Ukraine expressed willingness to step down for peace, amidst criticism from Trump and Russia, while rejecting a minerals deal proposed by the U.S. He announced a coalition meeting in support of Ukraine's war effort but faces pressure from Trump to sign the deal, which lacks security guarantees and demands $500 billion in repayments, leading to escalating tensions between the two leaders. Full Article

Israeli tanks have entered the occupied West Bank for the first time since 2002, as part of a crackdown on militancy amid a rise in attacks. The offensive, led by Defense Minister Israel Katz and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, targets refugee camps like Tulkarem, causing destruction in urban areas and increasing tensions in the region. Palestinians view these actions as attempts to solidify Israeli control over the territory, where 3 million people live under military...