CNN 5 Things Israel allows aid, Powell stays put, heat-induced aging & more
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Jul 25, 2025 Israel is set to allow aid airdrops into Gaza amid a severe humanitarian crisis. The Federal Reserve Chair remains defiant amidst significant political pressure. New policies have made it easier to clear homeless individuals from public spaces. Meanwhile, Iran is engaging in talks with Western leaders following recent conflict. Plus, alarming new research reveals that extreme heat can accelerate aging and heighten health risks. Discover how these interconnected issues shape our world today!
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Aid Airdrops Resume in Gaza
- Israel will allow countries to airdrop aid into Gaza despite previous dangers and costs.
- Starvation and malnutrition have recently caused deaths, showing dire need for aid.
Powell Defends Fed Independence
- Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell refuses to resign amid political pressure from President Trump.
- Powell links his tenure to preserving the Fed's independence from political interference.
Controversial Homeless Policy Shift
- A new executive order makes it easier for local governments to relocate homeless people.
- Critics warn this approach may worsen homelessness rather than help.