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Gisele Pelicot Receives France's Top Honor for Bravery in Mass-Rape Trial

Monday, Jul 14

Gisele Pelicot honored with France's highest civilian award for her bravery in a mass-rape trial, inspiring changes in the country's laws on sexual violence.

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Bipartisan U.S. Bill Proposes Tough Sanctions Against Russia as Trump Expresses Cautious Support

Monday, Jul 14

U.S. lawmakers propose a bipartisan sanctions bill against Russia, gaining momentum as Trump considers support amid conflicts in Ukraine.

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Erdogan Declares New Era for Türkiye Following PKK Disarmament

Sunday, Jul 13

Erdogan announces a new chapter for Türkiye marked by the disarmament of the PKK, signifying a shift towards peace after decades of conflict.

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California Immigration Raids Result in One Worker Fatality and Hundreds Arrested

Sunday, Jul 13

A cannabis farm in California faced a massive raid resulting in one worker's death and the arrest of 319 individuals, causing protests and political backlash.

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US Places Sanctions on Cuban President After Historic Protests

Sunday, Jul 13

The US has imposed sanctions on Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel, marking four years since major protests against the regime.

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Tensions Rise Over Epstein Files as Bondi and Bongino Clash within Justice Department

Sunday, Jul 13

Internal discord between Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino escalates amid Epstein probe fallout.

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Dan Bongino Threatens Resignation Over Epstein Case Fallout

Sunday, Jul 13

Dan Bongino threatens to resign from the FBI in a dispute over the handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case with Attorney General Pam Bondi.

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Federal Judge Halts Indiscriminate ICE Raids in California, Upholds Immigrant Rights

Sunday, Jul 13

A federal judge orders the Trump administration to cease indiscriminate immigration arrests in California, citing racial profiling and constitutional violations.