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Gaza aid from Cyprus resumes after pause following aid worker killings
A small cargo vessel left the port of Larnaca on Friday night with aid donated by the United Arab Emirates
Thousands rally in Australian capitals to demand gender violence justice
The rallies follow a mass stabbing in Sydney this month that killed six people, including five women
Kristi Noem, a Trump VP contender, defends killing dog on family farm
Kristi Noem said she "hated" the dog as it behaved like a "trained assassin," and was "dangerous to anyone she came in contact with"
Biden administration delays plan to ban menthol cigarettes
Menthol cigarettes account for a third of the industry's overall market share in the United States
Aerosmith's Steven Tyler wins dismissal for good of sexual assault lawsuit
US District Judge Lewis Kaplan dismissed Bellino's case with prejudice, meaning it cannot be brought again
Yemen's Houthis say their missiles hit Andromeda Star oil ship in Red Sea
The attack on the Andromeda Star comes after a brief pause in the Houthis' campaign that targets ships with ties to Israel
North Korea accuses US of politicising human rights issues
An annual report this week by the State Department described "significant human rights issues" in North Korea
Hamas says it received Israel's response to its ceasefire proposal
After more than six months of war with Israel in Gaza, the negotiations remain deadlocked