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Hamas Agrees to Some of Trump’s Terms Ahead of Sunday Deadline

Hamas said it agreed "to release all Israeli prisoners — both living and deceased — in accordance with the exchange formula outlined in President Trump’s proposal."

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Torrential rain flooded the city in 2024, killing at least four people and raising new questions about the UAE’s cloud seeding program.

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Tricolor Records Show Same Cars Tied to Thousands of Loans

An initial review of bankrupt subprime auto lender Tricolor's records shows that at least 29,000 loans pledged to creditors were tied to vehicles already securing other debts.

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