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Three Israeli hostages, including dual US and French citizens, set for release in Gaza on Saturday  Reuters Hamas Turns Hostage Releases Into a Humiliating Spectacle for Israel  The Wall Street Journal American and father of youngest hostages among those due for release

January should be a great month for television, as brutal cold makes captive, couch-potato audiences of us all. Sadly, in practice, a long holiday hangover tends to limit new releases; platforms’ reticence to compete for attention with an inevitable regime-change

A South Carolina man convicted of murder is scheduled to be put to death by lethal injection on Friday, the first execution in the United States this year. Marion Bowman Jr, 44, was sentenced to death in 2002 for the

Target announced last Friday that it would join other American brands in scaling back their DEI goals and activities, which have come under attack from conservatives and the new White House of President Donald Trump.

Law enforcement officials told The Associated Press that more than 40 bodies have been pulled from the river as the massive recovery effort continues Friday.

The men include Yarden Bibas, who is the father of the youngest captives held in Gaza. He, Keith Siegel and Ofer Kalderon have all become household names in Israel since their abduction.

Father of youngest hostage among three men to be released on Saturday, Hamas says  BBC.com Hamas Turns Hostage Releases Into a Humiliating Spectacle for Israel  The Wall Street Journal American and father of youngest hostages among those due for release from Gaza

Father of youngest hostage among three men to be released on Saturday, Hamas says  BBC.com Hamas Turns Hostage Releases Into a Humiliating Spectacle for Israel  The Wall Street Journal Hamas names three more Israeli captives to be freed in Gaza ceasefire swap  Al

A British-Israeli hostage held by Hamas for 15 months in Gaza has told Sir Keir Starmer she was detained in a United Nations facility but denied medical treatment during her captivity.

Fires continue to rage in Los Angeles, and already they have ranked among the most destructive urban blazes in American history. So far, they have killed at least 29 people, destroyed 17,000 structures, and caused, by one count, in excess