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Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar killed in Gaza by IDF forces, Israel says
SUMMARY: Yaya Sinior, the Hamas leader responsible for the October 7th attacks in Israel, has been killed by Israeli forces. President Biden views Sinior’s death as a potential breakthrough for ceasefire negotiations. Captured on drone footage while hiding in Rafa, Sinior was injured and attempted to throw something at the drone before being killed. His death has sparked cautious optimism in Israel, yet raises concerns for hostages’ safety. Families fear a loss of central leadership could endanger their loved ones, while experts suggest that targeting leaders seldom leads to the collapse of terrorist organizations. Vice President Harris affirmed the world is better off without Sinior.
Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar was killed by Israeli forces in the Gaza Strip on Thursday, Israel Foreign Minister Israel Katz said Thursday. Sinwar has been credited as the mastermind behind the Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel that led to the deaths of 1,200 people, the worst terrorist attack in Israel’s history. The death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar could pose a rare opportunity to strike a ceasefire, US officials say
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Terror suspects' military connections highlight mental health among veterans
SUMMARY: Recent incidents in New Orleans and Las Vegas involving military veterans have raised concerns among local veteran groups about a growing mental health crisis. Both suspects served in the military, prompting discussions about the impact of trauma and isolation on veterans. Deb Alex, a former Marine who lost a sister to suicide, founded 22 Saves Hockey to address veteran suicide, emphasizing that an estimated 22 veterans die by suicide daily. Experts point out that mental health issues often go unaddressed in the military community, and while signs may be missed, resources are available for those in need. Awareness and support are crucial.
After the truck attack on Bourbon Street in New Orleans, followed by the cybertruck explosion in Las Vegas, it is not believed that the two incidents are related. But the fact that both suspects served in the military has local veterans groups concerned.
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Riggs responds to Griffin’s request to delay certification of the NC Supreme Court election • NC Newsline
SUMMARY: Supreme Court Justice Allison Riggs opposed Appeals Court Judge Jefferson Griffin’s request for a preliminary injunction in his election case. Riggs, leading by 734 votes, argues that swift resolution serves public interest and that she remains in her position until the election results are certified. Griffin seeks to discard over 60,000 votes, claiming many voters are ineligible due to insufficient ID details. The State Board of Elections has rejected his challenges, which have not yet been certified. A bipartisan group of former congressmen supports keeping the case in federal court, emphasizing that federal law, specifically the Help America Vote Act, is central to the issues raised.
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North Carolina Forecast: Cooler weather ahead with freezing lows through the weekend
SUMMARY: Meteorologist Anthony Bleon reports a chilly start with temperatures 10 to 20°F colder than yesterday. Today’s high is 48°F, below the normal 52°F, with similar cool temperatures expected over the weekend: 51°F tomorrow, 41°F Saturday, and 46°F Sunday. A weather system may bring rain early Monday, with temperatures remaining in the 40s. While mainly rain is anticipated, far northern areas could see a mix or freezing rain, depending on temperature shifts. Overall, expect persistently cold conditions through January, with sunshine and occasional cloud cover this weekend.
Friday we expect partly to mostly cloudy skies with maybe a few sprinkles. Once this front passes, colder air settles in for the weekend with the high on Saturday with full sunshine hovering around 40 degrees.
The next system we are watching is currently in the Pacific Ocean and it is expected to arrive here Sunday evening and last into the first half of Monday.
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