Gaza Ceasefire Kicks In: A Real Truce or Just a Breather?
A new ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has begun in Gaza. What’s in the deal, can hostages be freed, and is this a lasting peace or a pause? 🔍
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EU Demands Tech Titans Protect Kids Online Under DSA
EU demands Apple, Snapchat and YouTube explain how they shield kids online under the Digital Services Act, as EU countries back exploring age limits.
Macron Reappoints Sebastien Lecornu as France’s Prime Minister
President Macron reappoints Sebastien Lecornu as prime minister to tackle France’s political crisis and secure a year-end budget.
Trump Administration Starts Layoffs on Shutdown’s 10th Day
On the 10th day of the government shutdown, the Trump administration began federal layoffs, sparking criticism and legal action as Congress remains deadlocked.
Travel Trend: Tourists Flocking to Mexico Over the US
Mexico’s tourism industry is booming as travelers shift away from the US, drawn by politics, prices and vibrant culture. Discover why vacationers are saying ¡hola! to Mexico.
Federal Flood Insurance Halts Amid US Shutdown
With the US shutdown in its second week, federal flood insurance has paused policy issuances and renewals, leaving homeowners—especially in Florida—vulnerable during hurricane season.
Fleet Week Fizzles: SF Feels the Shutdown Blues
San Francisco’s Fleet Week, a festival of ships and jets, is facing low attendance and sagging sales as the U.S. federal shutdown drags on.
Gaza Ceasefire: Hamas Security Forces Deploy as Israeli Troops Withdraw
Gaza’s new ceasefire kicks in as Hamas security forces deploy where Israeli troops pull back, aiming to restore order and start rebuilding.
Global Watchdogs Step Up AI Oversight in Banking
Global financial watchdogs plan closer monitoring of AI to manage risks as banks adopt AI tools.
Komeito Ends 25-Year Coalition with Japan’s LDP
Japan’s Komeito is ending its 25-year coalition with the LDP over funding reform and policy splits, refusing to back Sanae Takaichi as prime minister.