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Russia-Ukraine war: President Trump tried to arrange ceasefire | FOX 7 Austin
SUMMARY: In efforts to achieve a ceasefire in the Russia-Ukraine war, President Trump reached out to Putin, urging him to spare Ukrainian troops encircled in K region. While Trump’s team reported progress, skepticism remains regarding the sincerity of Russian intentions. Experts suggest Putin may delay agreeing to a ceasefire until he secures control of the territory. Critics believe he is setting unacceptable conditions to sabotage diplomacy, reflecting his unwillingness to exit the conflict without gains. Meanwhile, NATO’s Secretary General dismissed concerns about a potential U.S. withdrawal from the alliance, emphasizing the need for Europe to enhance its defense contributions.
President Trump said he had good calls with Russia and Ukraine as he tried to arrange a ceasefire between the warring countries …
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Who is Taylor Frankie Paul, the controversial new Bachelorette?
SUMMARY: Taylor Frankie Paul, star of Hulu’s “Secret Lives of Mormon Wives,” is set to be the lead on season 22 of ABC’s “The Bachelorette,” marking the first time the show has cast a Bachelorette from outside its franchise. A single mother of three and Utah-based influencer known for discussing controversial topics like Salt Lake City’s “soft-swinging scene,” Paul gained viral fame and a significant social media following. Despite challenges, including a past legal issue, she is optimistic about balancing motherhood and the show. Paul seeks a hardworking man in his 30s or 40s willing to relocate to Utah. The new season airs in 2026.
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Bystander shot during 2023 police shooting in Austin files lawsuit
SUMMARY: In December 2023, Nakole Curry, 24, filed a lawsuit after being struck in the eye by a bullet during a police shooting outside Soho Lounge on Austin’s Sixth Street, resulting in permanent blindness. The shooting occurred when a man attempted to illegally bring a gun into the bar, prompting police to intervene. The suit alleges insufficient de-escalation efforts and names the City of Austin, APD, and Soho Lounge. The officers involved were not charged, and the internal investigation closed in October 2024. Curry seeks a jury trial and damages capped by Texas law. The APD offers victim support through the Crime Victims’ Compensation Fund.
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Israeli military urges full evacuation of Gaza City ahead of expanded military operation
SUMMARY: The Israeli military urged a full evacuation of Gaza City ahead of an expanded offensive targeting Hamas’ stronghold amid severe famine conditions. Despite warnings, few Palestinians have left due to exhaustion, overcrowded displacement sites, and high evacuation costs. Israel demolished 50 high-rise buildings, claiming they housed Hamas military infrastructure. Emergency responders rescued some survivors but faced equipment shortages. Protests erupted in Gaza against the evacuation, with medical staff refusing to leave. Hostage families in Jerusalem urged a diplomatic resolution. The UN highlighted the humanitarian crisis, noting displaced families lack shelter and basic needs. Meanwhile, violence continues in the West Bank, with recent killings and retaliatory Israeli measures.
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