New State Rulings Support Widow of Police Officer Lost in Raleigh Tragedy

Raleigh, N.C. — In a heartrending decision following a devastating tragedy, the state has declared the widow of a police officer killed in a horrifying mass shooting in Raleigh eligible to receive his pension, recognizing their unregistered common law marriage. The late officer, who valiantly served his community, lost his life while responding to the crisis that unfolded on a quiet suburban street in North Carolina’s capital. The officer, a dedicated veteran of the Raleigh …

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Intensifying Israel-Hamas Conflict Sees Hostages, New UN Court Rulings, and Escalating Violence Across Gaza and Tel Aviv

KHAN YOUNIS, Gaza Strip — Amid the escalating violence between Israel and Hamas, the international community has raised alarms over severe humanitarian crises unfolding in Gaza, including apparent violations of international law in the occupied territories. The Israeli military has intensified its operations across Gaza, with a significant focus on southern regions like Khan Younis, triggering widespread casualties and displacement. Recently, the International Court of Justice labeled Israel’s prolonged occupation in Palestinian territories as “unlawful,” …

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