Headlines for August 26, 2024

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U.N. Seeks "Immediate Deescalation" After Israel and Hezbollah Exchange Heavy Fire
Human Rights Watch: Israel Has Tortured Detained Palestinian Medical Workers
No Deal Yet as Ceasefire Talks Continue in Egypt
Russia Launches Wave of Attacks on Ukraine
Member of Reuters Team Killed in Russian Attack on Ukrainian Hotel
Two Journalists Killed in Turkish Drone Strike in Iraqi Kurdistan
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Suspends Campaign & Endorses Donald Trump
Kamala Harris Raises Record $540 Million in a Month
Trump's Bedminster Resort to Host Gala Honoring Jan. 6 Defendants
DOJ Sues RealPage for Helping Corporate Landlords Collude to Raise Rents
Felony Charges Tossed Against Two Former Cops Charged in Breonna Taylor Killing
Second Memphis Officer Pleads Guilty in Police Killing of Tyre Nichols
Sheriff's Deputy in Florida Charged in Connection to Killing of Airman Roger Fortson
French Authorities Detain CEO of Telegram Messaging App
Militant Group Kills Up to 200 in Burkina Faso
At Least 13 Migrants Die After Boat Sinks Near Yemen
Extinction Rebellion Protesters Block Norwegian Oil Terminal
Summer of Heat: Dozens of Climate Activists Arrested Outside Home of Citi CEO Jane Fraser
Federal Court Bars Biden Administration from Using Civil Rights Law to Block New Fossil Fuel Projects

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