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Suburban voters are increasingly leading anti-Trump protests and backing progressive candidates in once-moderate districts. In northern New Jersey, that shift is fueling support for a left-leaning Democrat in a closely watched special election.
Trump said a deal with Iran is close despite Tehran publicly rejecting a United States ceasefire plan and denying negotiations. Heavy strikes continue as the conflict’s death toll rises and global leaders warn of economic fallout.
President Isaac Herzog criticized European leaders for failing to confront Iran, warning they could be the next target. He said Israel's war aims to curb Iran's nuclear and missile threats while potentially reshaping the region.
A powerful winter storm brought heavy rain, strong winds and snow on Mount Hermon ahead of the daylight saving time shift. Forecasters warned of flash floods and coastal flooding as unsettled weather is expected to linger into the weekend.
China says signs from Iran and the United States offer a 'glimmer of hope' for renewed peace talks. However, Tehran denies negotiations are taking place as fighting continues.
India said it cannot act as a broker in the Iran and United States conflict and rejected claims of diplomatic gains by Pakistan. The government emphasized multi alignment, energy preparedness and the need for political unity amid global tensions.
India has introduced stricter compliance rules for telecom and video surveillance equipment amid rising espionage concerns. The measures mandate certified, secure systems and reinforce existing digital protection laws.
Iran's foreign minister says there are no negotiations with the United States despite reports of a proposed plan to end the war. The reported framework would require major nuclear, military and regional concessions in exchange for lifting sanctions.
An Israel Defense Forces officer detailed a mission in southern Lebanon that uncovered a large weapons cache inside a house used by Hezbollah operatives. The stockpile included anti-tank missiles and full combat gear prepared for attacks toward Israel.
Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua is facing a lawsuit alleging assault, battery and antisemitic remarks during a New Year's Eve incident. His attorney has denied the claims and called the lawsuit an attempt to seek money.
United States forces have struck more than 10,000 targets in Iran during Operation Epic Fury, military officials said. Leaders report severe damage to Iran’s naval fleet, missile systems, and military production capabilities.
Iranians are observing the New Year amid war, internet blackouts and rising civilian casualties. Some, speaking anonymously, describe anger at the leadership and defiance despite the risks of retaliation.
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