World News
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State Department issues security alert amid 'heavy gunfire' near US Embassy in Haiti
The U.S. Embassy in Haiti issued an urgent security alert as heavy gunfire erupted in Port-au-Prince. American citizens were warned to avoid areas near the embassy.
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Hundreds protest Trump's NATO comments and Greenland demands at US embassy in Copenhagen
Hundreds demonstrated in Copenhagen Saturday after President Trump's NATO remarks sparked outrage among Danish military veterans who served in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Witkoff says talks with Russian envoy were 'productive and constructive' amid Trump admin's peace push
A Trump envoy reports "productive" meetings with a Russian envoy on a Ukraine peace deal, days after touting progress made toward peace after years of war.
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Iran's president accuses Trump, Netanyahu, Europe of provoking unrest: 'They brought them into the streets'
Iran's president accused President Donald Trump, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and European leaders of trying to "fragment society."
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IDF says Gaza strikes hit terrorists, weapons facilities after ceasefire breach; hospitals report 30 killed
At least 30 Palestinians were reportedly killed in Israeli strikes across Gaza as ceasefire tensions escalate ahead of Rafah border crossing reopening.
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Hundreds of political prisoners in Venezuela could be released under new amnesty bill
Venezuela's acting president announces amnesty bill that could free hundreds of political prisoners, including opposition leaders and journalists.
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Satellite images reveal activity at Iran nuclear sites bombed by US, Israel
Satellite images reveal Iran building roofs over damaged buildings at the Isfahan and Natanz nuclear sites that were struck by the U.S. and Israel last year.
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Venezuela releases all known American detainees after Maduro's capture and government takeover
All known American citizens detained in Venezuela have been released by interim authorities after the recent political upheaval in the country.
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Trump scores strategic win as Panama court ousts Hong Kong firm from canal ports
Panama's Supreme Court struck down a Hong Kong company's port operations near Panama Canal amid constitutional concerns. U.S. Secretary of State Rubio calls the decision encouraging.
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Hikers stiff hotel on unpaid bill after treacherous 7-hour mountain rescue operation, nonprofit says
Rescued hikers allegedly stiffed a hotel after a Scafell Pike rescue operation in England's Lake District, leaving volunteers to pay the $178 bill.
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Ukraine races to bolster air defenses as Putin’s strike pause nears end
Ukraine is rushing to boost air defenses as a brief Russian airstrike pause on Kyiv nears an end. Experts warn the temporary halt may strengthen Moscow's position.
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Venezuela's acting president overhauls oil industry amid pressure from Trump administration
Venezuela's acting president signs law ending state oil monopoly, reversing decades of socialist policy to allow private companies control of the industry.
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Israel set to reopen Gaza’s Rafah border crossing with Egypt for first time since May 2024
Israel announced that the Rafah border crossing between Egypt and the Gaza Strip will reopen "for limited movement of people only" on Sunday, Feb. 1.
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UN faces severe cash crisis as Trump admin ramps up pressure on world body
U.N. faces potential cash crisis by July as unpaid dues hit record $1.568 billion. Secretary-General António Guterres warns of liquidity problems amid funding cuts.
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Trump admin labels Israel 'model US ally' ahead of major military aid talks
Trump's new National Defense strategy positions Israel as a "model ally" in Middle East doctrine, fundamentally reshaping U.S. military aid discussions.
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Trump declares national emergency over Cuba, threatens tariffs on nations that supply oil to communist regime
Trump declared a national emergency over Cuba, accusing the communist regime of aligning with hostile powers and ordering new tariffs on oil suppliers to the island nation.
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Hamas emerges as ‘ultimate spoiler’ in Gaza plan as Trump insists terror group will disarm
Hamas leader Mousa Abu Marzouk says the group "never agreed to disarm" after President Donald Trump claimed the militant organization would throw down weapons.
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80-year-old lottery winner sentenced for bankrolling $400M drug empire from cottage with son
Lottery winner John Eric Spiby, 80, was sentenced to 16 years in prison for running a $400 million counterfeit pill empire from his cottage after a 2010 windfall.
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