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On May 26, 2026, an Israeli airstrike hit the Bourj al-Shamali refugee camp near Tyre, southern Lebanon, killing 14 people including two children and three women. Rania Mallah signaled she was alive by turning on her phone or breathing into it as rescuers dug nearby, but operations halted overnight until morning on May 27, when they found her body next to the dead device. Journalist Hala Jaber highlighted the tragedy, noting parallels to other halted rescues amid Israel's strikes targeting Hezbollah despite a U.S.-brokered ceasefire. Lebanon's health ministry reported 31 civilians killed across southern Lebanon that day from over 120 airstrikes.

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Trapped under rubble for 12 hours, Rania Mallah answered her phone with faint breaths, giving her family hope she might make it. But rescuers were ordered to stop digging until dawn.

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Spencer Pratt posted about driving past MacArthur Park and described the south-facing side as an open-air drug market. He accused Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and Councilmember Nithya Raman of enabling it by distributing drug needles and crack pipes while allegedly dealing drugs.

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Reform UK released a report analyzing 3.8 million visas from 2021 to mid-2024, projecting a £622 billion lifetime fiscal burden from those gaining permanent residency—about £20,000 per British household. The party pledges to end indefinite leave to remain, switch to five-year work visas, cut welfare for foreign nationals, and summon Johnson and others to testify. Official data shows net migration peaked at 906,000 in 2023, driven by health worker visas, Ukraine schemes, and students, while critics question Reform's assumptions and note hypocrisy among its ex-Tory members.

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Nigel Farage stood firm at a London press conference, calling the immigration rise under Boris Johnson the greatest breach of trust in his lifetime.

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Large crowds rallied across southern Yemen on Saturday against 'Saudi guardianship,' supporting the UAE-backed Southern Transitional Council and its president al-Zubaidi amid security restrictions. Protests spread from Seiyun in Hadramout to Aden and Shabwa, with demonstrators waving blue-white-black flags and holding al-Zubaidi posters, defying warning shots and arrests. The events reflect ongoing fractures, as the STC pushes for southern autonomy while clashing with Saudi-supported forces in Yemen's anti-Houthi coalition.

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Hundreds poured into Seiyun's dusty streets, breaking through checkpoints with South Yemen flags waving high, chanting for their leader Aidarous al-Zubaidi.

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AS Monaco secured a deal with former Flamengo manager Filipe Luís, who will sign a contract through June 2028, following a seventh-place finish in the 2025/26 Ligue 1 season that left them out of Champions League contention. The 40-year-old Brazilian, who won the Copa Libertadores and Brasileirão in 2025 before a shock sacking, turned down offers from clubs like Beşiktaş to join under CEO Thiago Scuro. Fans reacted strongly to the news, praising his high-pressing style and youth focus as a potential fit for Monaco's push toward top-four Ligue 1 finishes and European progress.

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Filipe Luís, fresh off a double triumph in Brazil, steps into his first European role at AS Monaco after their late-season stumble.

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AS Monaco secured a deal with former Flamengo manager Filipe Luís, who will sign a contract through June 2028, following a seventh-place finish in the 2025/26 Ligue 1 season that left them out of Champions League contention. The 40-year-old Brazilian, who won the Copa Libertadores and Brasileirão in 2025 before a shock sacking, turned down offers from clubs like Beşiktaş to join under CEO Thiago Scuro. Fans reacted strongly to the news, praising his high-pressing style and youth focus as a potential fit for Monaco's push toward top-four Ligue 1 finishes and European progress.

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Filipe Luís, fresh off a double triumph in Brazil, steps into his first European role at AS Monaco after their late-season stumble.

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