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Washington, D.C. Staff Writer   Education: American University, MA in Journalism and Public Affairs; University of Notre Dame, BA in American Studies   Marisa Iati is a reporter on the general assignment desk at The Washington Post. She previously worked at the Star-Ledger and NJ.com in New Jersey,...

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Zelensky cancels November ‘peace summit’

There are no plans to hold the conference at this time, Kiev has said

1 years ago

Behind Diddy's Legal Team

We take a close look at the three attorneys defending Diddy. Who are they? Why were they chosen? What’s their history with the mogul?

1 years ago

Netanyahu confirms Israel killed Hezbollah's Hashem Safieddine

Netanyahu also said Israel had eliminated Safieddine's replacement. 

1 years ago

‘If Trump loses, I’m f**ked’ – Musk

The Tesla and Space-X boss has joked that he’ll be arrested if Democratic nominee Kamala Harris becomes president

1 years ago

Israeli military deploys fourth division in Lebanon ground offensive

Hezbollah acting leader says its military capabilities still ‘fine’ as Israel sends more troops and keeps up airstrikes

1 years ago

Bianca’s surprise move after split reports

Bianca Censori has made a surprise move following the emergence of reports that Kanye West is planning to divorce her.

1 years ago

Gaza Strip in maps: How a year of war has drastically changed life in the territory

Find out how much has changed since Israel began its military response to Hamas's attacks.

1 years ago

Thousands gather in Tel Aviv to mark anniversary of October 7 attack

Thousands gathered over the weekend for emotional commemorations marking the first anniversary of Hamas’s October 7, 2023, attack on Israel. Candlelight vigils, memorials, and marches took place in cities including Tel Aviv, London, Paris, and Berlin. In Tel Aviv, a vigil was held for victims of the Nova dance festival massacre, with more events planned globally on Monday.

1 years ago

Mexico mayor murdered days after taking office amid surge of cartel violence

The mayor of Chilpancingo, Alejandro Arcos, was brutally murdered less than a week after taking office, in the latest wave of violence targeting Mexican politicians. Arcos's death comes amid a surge in cartel-related violence in Guerrero, one of Mexico's most violent states, as authorities vow to bring justice and address the country’s deep-rooted security crisis.

1 years ago

Fears regional war ‘is here’ in Middle East one year after October 7 attacks against Israel

It has been exactly one year since Hamas’s horrific attacks on Israel. And now, a regional war is “no longer imminent – it is here”.

1 years ago

'Hit the nuclear first and worry about the rest later': Trump urges Israel to strike Iran

Trump's comments came in response to US President Joe Biden's earlier statements cautioning Israel against striking Iranian nuclear facilities.

1 years ago

Israel insider confirms major Iran response

An Israeli official has anonymously confirmed the military is “preparing a response” to the Iranian missile barrage that targeted Israel earlier this week.

1 years ago

The Diddy Saga Just Keeps Getting Wilder. Here’s What We Know.

An explosive arrest and indictment, conspiracy theories, and lawsuits galore against the music mogul.

1 years ago

Ukraine’s Kursk ‘provocation’ failed – Moscow

Kiev’s “foray” into Russia sought to prevent a swift end to the wider conflict, Aleksandr Bortnikov has said

1 years ago

Hurricane Helene is deadliest since Katrina with 600 still missing

The death toll has exceeded 200, and analysts put the cost of damages as high as $160 billion

1 years ago

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