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Hamas shows interest in Trump's Gaza peace plan, which includes a crucial ceasefire and a proposed prisoner exchange. An FBI agent is relieved of duty after refusing to participate in the staged ‘perp walk’ of James Comey. In Japan, Sanae Takaichi makes history by becoming the first woman to lead the ruling party, setting her sights on the prime ministership. Additionally, the Hollywood community responds critically to an AI-generated actress, raising questions about the future of creativity in entertainment.

A deadly synagogue attack in Manchester sparks discussions on rising antisemitism in the UK. Meanwhile, a fire erupts at Chevron's El Segundo refinery, raising safety concerns. Tensions escalate as Putin warns against U.S. military aid to Ukraine. In lighter news, Taylor Swift's new album launches with a spectacular fanfare, showcasing her cultural impact.

Tensions rise as Israel intercepts a flotilla heading to Gaza, showcasing dramatic moments from the live feed. The looming U.S. government shutdown poses risks to federal workers, with bipartisan concerns growing over its impact. Political clashes intensify with AI-altered images fueling backlash. In the Pentagon, reforms spark debates about whistleblower protections, while the U.S. plans to bolster intelligence support for Ukraine. Lastly, the legacy of Jane Goodall is celebrated, honoring her vital contributions to conservation and activism.

The U.S. government shutdown has raised concerns about funding and staffing. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth criticizes military leadership while Trump suggests using troubled cities as military training grounds. Silicon Valley entrepreneurs are pivoting to military tech, pushing innovation in defense. A new deal between Trump and Pfizer aims to offer affordable medications directly to consumers. Plus, Pop Mart plans to expand its Lububu franchise into broader entertainment and theme-park experiences.

Talks between President Trump and Democrats stall, raising the risk of a government shutdown. Trump unveils a controversial Gaza peace proposal backed by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, sparking uncertainty about acceptance. In gaming news, Electronic Arts agrees to a staggering $55 billion buyout. Additionally, a new 100% tariff on foreign-made films leaves Hollywood puzzled about potential enforcement and its impact on the industry.

A tragic mass shooting in Michigan leaves four dead after an attack on a Mormon church. The Pentagon is caught off guard by a surprise deployment of National Guard troops to Portland. Kyiv faces one of its fiercest assaults since the war began, overwhelming residents and emergency services. Meanwhile, Moldova's pro-EU party secures a significant election victory, maintaining momentum for its European aspirations.

Tensions rise as President Trump orders military deployment to Portland amid protests. In Ukraine, a significant missile and drone attack targets Kyiv. Moldova holds elections, raising concerns about Russian influence and cultural integration. The UN reinstates sanctions on Iran, prompting strong reactions. Discover the dramatic last meal of a newly discovered dinosaur species. And don't miss the thrilling finale of Fat Bear Week, where bears indulge in salmon feasts before a champion is crowned.

Benjamin Netanyahu's fiery speech at the UN condemns Western nations for backing Palestinian statehood, igniting global protests. A Reuters investigation casts doubt on Israel's account of the deadly Gaza hospital strike. In a historic move, James Comey faces an indictment under the Trump administration, raising questions about political motivations. Meanwhile, Greta Thunberg's aid flotilla heads to Gaza amid concerns over Israel's blockade. And in sports, Trump makes a surprise appearance at the Ryder Cup as Europe dominates the early sessions.

James Comey's indictment takes center stage, sparking discussions about justice and accountability. Meanwhile, President Trump takes a bold stance against Israeli annexation in the West Bank. A surprise military meeting calls into question strategies among top brass amid tensions. New tariffs on furniture and drugs could reshape markets, raising eyebrows over a potential 100% drug tariff. As the threat of a government shutdown looms, Democrats grapple with funding decisions. Finally, former French President Sarkozy receives a five-year prison sentence, leaving a mark on French politics.

A gunman tragically opened fire at an ICE office in Dallas, leaving one dead and others injured. Meanwhile, President Trump threatens mass firings of federal workers if a government shutdown occurs. In Argentina, President Javier Milei secures crucial financial support from the U.S. to boost his reform agenda. At the UN, Ukraine's President Zelensky warns of a dangerous AI arms race and global security weaknesses. Additionally, Trump moves forward with plans for TikTok’s U.S. operations to be sold to Oracle and Silver Lake.