Hamas will release six living Israeli hostages on Saturday and return the bodies of four others on Thursday in exchange for Israel allowing mobile homes and construction equipment into Gaza. The hostages include the Bibas family, symbolizing the plight of captives, with concerns still lingering over their deaths. The ceasefire deal also involves the release of Palestinian prisoners, rebuilding efforts in Gaza costing $53.2 billion, and ongoing tensions as Israel aims to eliminate Hamas while Palestinians resist relocation efforts.
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12 states sue Trump over tariff actions, saying it has “brought chaos to the American economy”
A dozen states, including Oregon and Connecticut, have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration in the U.S. Court of International Trade to challenge its tariff policy, claiming it is unlawful and has caused chaos in the economy. The lawsuit contends that only Congress has the authority to impose tariffs, and the president's use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act is illegitimate, as it undermines constitutional order. In response, the White House asserted its...
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