The American draft resolution calls for a cease-fire in exchange for the release of all hostages, to take effect ‘as soon as practicable.’ The resolution would act to bar a military operation at Rafah, where the terrorist organization’s last battalions are holed up.
By BENNY AVNI
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Prosecutors in the United States are seeking to charge him under the 1917 Espionage Act, which has never before been used against a journalist.
By M.J. KOCH
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At Munich parley, Communist China gets unlimited stage time to berate the West and belittle our allies.
By ALEKSANDRA GADZALA TIRZIU
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The ‘Queer for Palestine’ movement is calling for violence in support of a regime known for its contempt of LGBTQ populations.
By MAGGIE HRONCICH
|The joint fundraising committee may be an attempt to shore up the campaign coffers of Mr. Bowman, who is struggling to keep pace with his primary challenger, George Latimer, who’s made an issue of Mr. Bowman’s opposition to Israel.
By JORDAN ESRIG
|The fund is aiming to raise $100,000 for Dylan Brewer’s legal costs after he was charged with doing intentional burnouts on a Gay Pride themed crosswalk at Delray Beach.
By MAGGIE HRONCICH
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After much bluster and buzz online, the man who started the movement to boycott deliveries to New York City is backing down.
By RUSSELL PAYNE
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Nearly 1,300 NYPD officers were assaulted by suspects in just the last three months of 2023.
By MATTHEW RICE
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The current president enjoys a fine ranking on an online survey of ‘presidential greatness,’ clinching a spot higher than the original ‘MAGA’ man before President Trump.
By M.J. KOCH
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Russian print publications and broadcasters report with glee on bananas and Ecuadorian shrimp in grocery stores, but leave the country’s dark reality unmentioned.
By ANTHONY GRANT
|The Pyongyang-Havana axis appears to have collapsed with the opening, on Valentine’s Day, of diplomatic relations between Seoul and Havana.
By DONALD KIRK
|Maksim Kuzminov was a fierce critic of the war in Ukraine, and called on his fellow Russian soldiers to join him in defecting.
By MATTHEW RICE
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Even as Ramallah is calling for ‘unity’ with Hamas, America is increasingly hinting it might recognize a state ruled by a ‘revamped’ Palestinian leadership, as well as pressuring Israel over its anti-terrorism tactics in the West Bank.
By BENNY AVNI
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‘In my name, and in the name of all Israeli citizens, tell President Lula that he is persona non grata in Israel until he retracts his statements,’ the Israeli foreign affairs minister says.
By MATTHEW RICE
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Facts on the ground point to more, not fewer, battles looming as the world faces the prospect of a third year of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
By ANTHONY GRANT
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High-profile cases stemming from the 2020 and 2022 elections will move forward in Pennsylvania and Michigan this week.
By RUSSELL PAYNE
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House Republicans’ impeachment effort has faltered in recent weeks as the GOP majority tumbles to just two seats.
By MATTHEW RICE
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By voting uncommitted, Michigan Democrats could send a number of anti-Biden delegates to this year’s Democratic National Convention.
By MATTHEW RICE
|‘The Never Surrender sneakers are your rally cry in shoe form,’ the shoe’s marketers say. ‘Lace-up and step out ready to conquer.’
By ASSOCIATED PRESS
|New evidence reportedly shows Congressman Matt Gaetz communicating with a woman whom an associate of his had paid to have sex with other men, including, the woman says, Gaetz.
By RUSSELL PAYNE
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Although the picture has been acknowledged by any number of critics as well as the Library of Congress, ‘Nothing But a Man’ isn’t necessarily a title that rolls off the tongue when discussing cinematic highlights of the 1960s — yet.
By MARIO NAVES
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An astonishing show at Athens highlights an epic clash that put a teenage Alexander the Great on the world map and inspires admiration for those who don’t give up the good fight.
By ANTHONY GRANT
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In response to the pandemic, Knock at the Gate since 2020 has provided immersive audio presentations that theater lovers can enjoy from anywhere virtual entertainment can be accommodated.
By ELYSA GARDNER
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Inflation has become a pivotal issue in President Biden’s bid for re-election, with Americans exasperated that average prices are still about 19 percent higher than they were when he took office.
By CHRISTOPHER RUGABER
|The company filed for bankruptcy in November and is attempting to restructure its debts.
By ASSOCIATED PRESS
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The employment numbers suggest the economy is shrugging off the highest interest rates in two decades.
By PAUL WISEMAN
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Banks in America and Japan are expecting some of their office real estate loans not to pay off.
By RUSSELL PAYNE
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‘The situation has reached a critical point,’ school committee members wrote, asking for help to prevent a ‘potential tragedy.’
By MAGGIE HRONCICH
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The Supreme Court’s ruling banning affirmative action in higher education ‘is a principle that should apply to all manner of educational programs at large,’ the plaintiff’s attorney tells the Sun, adding that it’s ‘what we’re hoping to set a precedent for.’
By MAGGIE HRONCICH
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Chaya Raichik says she’s ‘planning something big’ in her mission to bar pornographic books from schools.
By CAROLINE MCCAUGHEY
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Prosecutors accuse Nicole Fegan of tipping off a gang member who wasn’t her client that there was a warrant out for his arrest.
By ABIGAIL SEABERG
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The special counsel, in threatening to seek appellate review — and, possibly, to pursue removal — could be making the jurist think twice about delaying Trump’s trial.
By A.R. HOFFMAN
|Governor Hochul says businesses in the state have nothing to worry about.
By SUN STAFF
|A defense attorney for one of Young Thug’s co-defendants, rapper Shannon ‘SB’ Stillwell, raised the issue of the district attorney’s past representation of Fremondo ‘Mondo’ Crenshaw in court. The prosecution objected.
By ABIGAIL SEABERG
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By JORDAN ESRIG
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