Returning Ukrainian children after being sent to Russian military camps ABC News’ Britt Clennett is in Ukraine and embeds with an organization that helps to repatriate Ukrainian children that had been sent to Russian military camps or orphanages.
Returning Ukrainian children after being sent to Russian military camps ABC News’ Britt Clennett is in Ukraine and embeds with an organization that helps to repatriate Ukrainian children that had been sent to Russian military camps or orphanages.
(L-R) Nicola Peltz Beckham, Victoria Beckham and Brooklyn Peltz Beckham in February 2024 Chelsea Lauren/ShutterstockDJ and social media influencer Fat Tony has opened up about what really went down on the dance floor at Brooklyn Peltz Beckham’s wedding – after witnessing it first hand. Earlier this week, Brooklyn made headlines when he broke his silence on the fall-out between himself and his parents Sir David and Victoria Beckham, accusing them of “controlling” and “performative” behaviour. AdvertisementHe also claimed that his famous mum “hijacked” his first dance at his wedding reception, leaving him feeling “humiliated” and “uncomfortable” by “very inappropriately on” him “in front of everyone”. Earlier this week, HuffPost UK contacted representatives for both Sir David and Victoria Beckham but did not receive a response. Brooklyn went onto the stage, where the next minute, everyone was expecting it to be Nicola to go up and do the first dance.
On Friday, Iran’s top prosecutor Mohammad Movahedi strongly denied that in comments carried by the judiciary’s Mizan news agency. Araghchi has had a direct line to U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff and conducted multiple rounds of negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program with him. Iran’s government offered its first death toll Wednesday, saying 3,117 people were killed. The Associated Press has been unable to independently assess the death toll, in part because of authorities cutting access to the internet and blocking international calls into the country. AdvertisementTo mark the day, an Iranian state television channel aired a typically religious talk show Thursday night that instead saw its cleric and prayer singers look at Iranian military drones.
The available data point persuasively to one answer: Trump’s tariffs. Despite Trump’s promise to reinvigorate manufacturing, the U.S. economy was left with 58,000 fewer jobs in November than it had in January 2025. (See the box on why Trump’s tariffs haven’t done more to increase the overall inflation rate.) In addition, Trump’s tariffs come loaded with exemptions and loopholes. Economist Paul Krugman estimates that in practice the de facto effective rate of Trump’s tariffs is closer to 10%.
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This was heightened by the fact US forces had chosen the riskiest landing spot – right at Maduro’s compound. With the element of surprise now gone, the extraction force navigated an intense firefight between US attack helicopters and Venezuelan forces. Next, what appears to be retaliatory anti-aircraft fire blazes through the night as the attack helicopters continue firing. US attack helicopters provide covering fire to transport aircraft as they leave Fort Tiuna. Experts told CNN those aircraft may have been protecting the route taken by Maduro’s helicopter as it left the scene.
NationalICE agent: ‘We’re gonna come back for your whole family’January 23, 2026 | 2:55 PM GMTThe Department of Homeland Security announced Jan. 21 that immigration agents had launched “Operation Catch of the Day” in Maine, the latest state to be targeted as part of the Trump administration’s sweeping deportation push. Federal officials launch ICE operation in Maine and begin arrests Related
As the political landscape changes in Bangladesh, American diplomats there have signaled they are open to working with the resurgent Islamist movement. India views the party as being allied with Pakistan, he said, and a threat to its regional security strategy. In the decades since, Dhaka has endured military coups, dictatorships and turbulent civilian rule by entrenched political parties, namely Hasina’s Awami League and the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP). India has not extradited her to Dhaka to face her sentence despite a request from Bangladesh’s interim government. Tarique Rahman, the party chairman who returned to Dhaka on Dec. 25 after years of exile in London, would be likely to become prime minister if the party prevails.
Former Special Counsel Jack Smith is questioned on an email from Department of Justice Deputy Chief John Keller as he testifies during a hearing before the House Judiciary Committee in the Rayburn House Office Building on Capitol Hill on January 22, in Washington, DC. They do reveal phone numbers for incoming and outgoing calls, the time of the calls, and the duration of the calls, among other things. Here’s how Smith explained toll records during his closed-door deposition last month: “Toll records were sought for historical telephone routing information, collected after calls had taken place, identifying the incoming and outgoing call numbers, the time of the calls and their duration. Toll records do not include the content of calls. Smith said last month in his private deposition that this was a “false and misleading” narrative.
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This paper presents a case for why ditching six decades of U.S. Cuba policy failure is the best path forward. The United States hoped to distance Cuba from the Soviet Union and weaken the Cuban state’s ability to function. RecommendationsAlthough foreign policy is frequently treated as the president’s prerogative, U.S. policy with Cuba is unique. Finally, the United States should officially drop regime change as the overall objective of its Cuba policy. While the benefits of reform are limited, they still exceed whatever deliverables the United States is receiving with today’s outdated policy.
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New text messages between Taylor Swift and Blake Lively raising eyebrows The text messages released by a judge as part of Blake Lively’s lawsuit against her "It Ends With Us" co-star Justin Baldoni are giving rare insight into the stars friendship.