Israel launched surprise overnight airstrikes in Gaza, resulting in over 410 deaths and hundreds of injuries, the most intense violence since a ceasefire began in January. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu threatened to return to war if Hamas does not release more hostages. Additionally, a federal judge is seeking an explanation from the Justice Department regarding deportations of alleged Venezuelan gang members despite court orders. There is controversy over whether the U.S. government defied a legal court order. In another development, there was a takeover at the U.S. Institute of Peace as new leadership attempted to be installed. George Moose, the former leader, was fired, leading to a confrontation with D.C. Police. The Trump administration’s actions are seen as dismantling the agency, sparking legal concerns.
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EE, Vodafone and BT down again for second time in 24 hours
Three major UK phone networks, EE, Vodafone, and BT, have experienced significant outages for the second time in 24 hours, affecting thousands of users' ability to make calls or send texts. While EE and BT confirmed ongoing issues, Vodafone claimed no network problems, although customers on other carriers like Three and O2 reported difficulties likely related to the outages. Want More Context? 🔎
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