Tuesday, November 26
Casper, Wyoming, faces escalating suicide rates. Coroner Jim Whipps criticizes local response and advocates for robust suicide prevention strategies. Urgent need for mental health support in vulnerable rural communities.
Eight people were injured in overnight Ukrainian attacks in and around the western Russian city of Belgorod, officials and the army said on Thursday. The Russian army said an overnight Ukrainian drone attack struck a fuel depot in the village of Yurovka in the Krasnodar region near the Crimean peninsula, a Ukrainian region annexed by Moscow in 2014.
Prince Harry made a notable appearance in his native Britain on Wednesday, attending a service of thanksgiving at London's St Paul's Cathedral to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games. His solitary presence at the event drew considerable focus, shedding light on the strained dynamics within his family.
Defense secretary Lloyd Austin stated on Wednesday that President Joe Biden's choice to delay the delivery of high-capacity munitions to Israel stemmed from concerns over a potential Israeli offensive in Rafah, which Washington feared could endanger Palestinian civilians. Austin became the inaugural senior official from the Biden administration to elucidate what seemed like a prospective alteration in US policy regarding the arming of Israel.
Imran Khan's wife moved to Adyala jail from house arrest. Allegations refuted. General Sharif opposes negotiation with attackers. Khan blames military for conspiracy, citing disagreements with generals. Bibi's transfer addresses critics questioning motives.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu announces closure of Al Jazeera offices in Israel, citing unanimous government decision. Details on timeline and duration of closure remain unclear. The announcement was made by Netanyahu on the social media platform X, however the details regarding the implementation timeline and the duration of the closure, whether it was permanent or temporary were not clear.
