After D.C. Shooting, Europe's Jewish Leaders Warn It Could Happen in Their Communities Next

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Violent criminals could be released early and a chemical castration pilot expanded after review. The Independent Sentencing Review also recommends that more offenders are managed in the community instead of serving custodial sentences. Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood is expected to respond to the review on behalf of the government in the House of Commons on Thursday.

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BTC price eyes $112K as risk assets 'ignore bad news' on unemployment

Mixed results for US jobless claims fail to dent risk-asset enthusiasm. Bitcoin and stocks enjoy stability at the start of the Wall Street trading session. BTC price expectations remain lofty amid low volatility and a curious lack of profit-taking. The US 30Y Bond yield just hit 5.15% for the first time since October 2023.

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Yaron Lischinsky, 28, and Sarah Milgrim, 26, were gunned down outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, DC, on Wednesday night. They were attending an American Jewish Committee’s ACCESS Young Diplomats Reception. Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) refused to condemn the killings. Omar is a vocal critic of Israel. She was kicked out of the Foreign Affairs Committee in February 2023.

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Gazans fear shutdown of water plants as Israel widens offensive

Without fuel deliveries, water and sanitation facilities in Gaza could be shut down by the end of the week. Israel cut off power lines to the main desalination plants in March to pressure Hamas to release the remaining hostages it is holding. Some drinking water was loaded on UN lorries that have entered the strip, but supplies haven't been distributed …

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This Sunday's Million Paws Walk will be the RSPCA's last. Many charitable events are struggling to stay afloat due to COVID disruptions, rising costs and falling returns. The proportion of Australians donating to charities has steadily declined since 2011. There are still fewer people formally volunteering today than at the peak in 2018.

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China's Arctic ambitions

China has a research station on Norway's Svalbard archipelago. China is calling itself a near-Arctic state and has ambitions to expand its territory in the Arctic region. BBC World Service: China's Arctic ambitions and China's near-arctic ambitions.

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Malaysia is the current chair of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. The meeting in Malaysia on Monday will be followed by a summit on Tuesday with Chinese Premier Li Qiang and leaders from the Gulf Cooperation Council. The GCC already has strong links with the U.S. and wants to be close to China too. ASEAN countries have been hit …

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German foreign policy: become independent of America

Friedrich Merz's first government declaration on foreign policy was vague. Donald Trump's first term offers plenty of visual material for the understanding of the president. Trump's mix of protectionism, isolationism, expansionism and nativism is popular in America. America's world-powered role is strained, the country's high debts are also a result of it. America is no longer a natural partner for …

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The U.S. Department of Justice is running a criminal investigation into UnitedHealth over its Medicare Advantage business. It's looking into whether the company manipulated patient records to make people look sicker than they were and collect more money from Medicare. In May, an investigation by The Guardian claimed that UnitedHealth paid bonuses to nursing homes as an incentive not to …

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Travel Trends You Can Expect This Summer

As the summer travel season gears up, affordability is a major priority this year. Less than 25% of U.S. travelers are booking trips to international destinations. Fewer foreigners, especially Canadians, will vacation in the US this summer. Airfares on domestic flights are down 5-7%, and flights to Europe will be the cheapest in 3 years.

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The House of Representatives passed a bill to extend expensive tax cuts and create new ones without significantly slashing spending. The bill has unnerved investors, deepening worries that the country's debt is becoming unmanageable. The 30-year Treasury yield on Wednesday rose as high as 5.15 percent in early trading, its highest since October 2023, before easing back later in the …

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South Africa Wanted to Talk Trade. Then Trump Turned Down the Lights.

President Cyril Ramaphosa met with President Trump in the Oval Office on Wednesday. He tried to keep the conversation positive, but he left the meeting with little to show for it. The focus of the meeting was tariffs, South Africa’s valuable minerals and business ties between the two countries.

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Millis and Newton Public Schools in Massachusetts have recalled cucumbers from Bedner Growers Inc. for possible salmonella contamination. The cucumbers were distributed from April 29 to May 19 and have infected more than 24 people in 15 states so far. The schools in Millis disposed of cucumbers.

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The missionary jungle resists: women who revive the most fertile corner in Argentina

In Misiones, Argentina, a green revolution is created thanks to some women who returned to look at the ground with respect. The Civil Association Dreamy was born in the 1990s when a small group of families began to receive seeds from an emblematic state project to sow in their 30-hectare farm. What was born as a community experience was growing …

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More than 1 billion birds die each year in the U.S. from bird collisions with sheet glass. Bird populations across North America have declined more than 29% from their 1970 levels. Some buildings with a great deal of glass surface area kill surprisingly few birds, while other small sets of windows are disproportionately deadly.

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'They Do Not Look Like Humanitarians': Who Are the Opaque U.S. Firms Securing the New Gaza Aid Project?

The Trump administration's plan to address Gaza's humanitarian crisis involves the use of private foreign contractors to secure the planned aid. The use of foreign contractors has perplexed some people. in the U.S. and in the world.

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It's Department of Agriculture Day. Food for Progress helps poor people overseas. Farm to School helps the poor people in this country grow and consume healthy food. The U.S. Dept. of Agriculture has cancelled the Patrick Leahy Farm To School grant, which funded programs like Midtown Partners’ Farm to Community Initiative in Mississippi.

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'Maybe you would give a damn': Democrat skewers EPA administrator

EPA administrator Lee Zeldin and Rep. Adam Schiff got into a fight at the Senate budget hearing Wednesday. Schiff is critical of the EPA administrator for cutting funding for water quality programs in Santa Ana, California and Flint, Michigan in the name of budget cutting to appease his boss.

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Sens. Dave McCormick, R-Pa., and Mark Kelly, D-Ariz., introduced the Mexico Security Assistance Accountability Act. It would require the State Department to develop a strategy to dismantle the Mexican drug cartels. The bill would also establish mission goals to effectively dismantle cartels and increase the capabilities of Mexico’s law enforcement.

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Pictures reveal conditions inside a Nottinghamshire prison where 1-in-4 develop drug problems

Inspectors report on the conditions at HMP Ranby in Nottinghamshire found many inmates are living in 'dilapidated' and dirty buildings, with damaged facilities, graffiti, and mould. Almost a quarter of inmates developed a drug or alcohol problem while in the prison, and 61% of them said it was easy to get drugs. However, the report notes positive practice within the …

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Cryptocurrency is one of the most startling, potentially disruptive, potentially revolutionary economic events of the last 25 years. Yaya Fanusie explains to TGS how it works in this clip from an episode that went out to full subscribers earlier this week.

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Trump’s border war won’t stop overdoses. In fact, it might make things worse

Dr. Ruben Navarrette is an addiction and emergency medicine physician in southern Arizona. He lives less than 100 miles from Mexico and works in a town split in two by the border wall. He is concerned that the Trump administration is planning to cut the funding for programs that prevent overdose deaths in the borderlands and across the country.

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Trump fired 19 inspectors general across 18 federal agencies in his first week in office. Democrats on the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee says the potential savings they identified before being fired exceeds what Elon Musk claims he has saved with his Department of Government Efficiency. Musk's promised savings have ticked up slightly to an estimated $170 billion.

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