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The Justice Department's reversal removes protection from billion-dollar lawsuit filed by October 7 victims' families.

US announces sanctions against the Swedish crime organization Foxtrot and its leader following their involvement in international criminal activity and attacks against Israelis and Jews.

The memorandum defines a "discriminatory forbidden boycott" as "refusing to engage, severing commercial relations, or restricting commercial relationships specifically with Israeli companies."

"We are open to constructive reform and do not oppose legitimate government oversight. However, we must oppose undue government intrusion in the lives of those who learn, live, and work on our campuses," the educational leaders wrote in their statement. 

Melania, 54, and Donald, 78, blew whistles together, signaling children to begin the annual egg-rolling competition. Later that day, Melania read the book "Bunny with a Big Heart" by Marilyn Sadler.

Residents of Kyiv and eastern Ukraine awoke to air raid alerts following the end of a one-day Easter ceasefire declared by President Vladimir Putin. Both Russia and Ukraine traded accusations, each blaming the other for violating the ceasefire, particularly along the front lines.

A newly published study reveals that a 2-kilogram hydrogen bomb generated a fireball exceeding 1,000 degrees Celsius and maintained it for over two seconds. The explosion lasted 15 times longer than that of a similarly powerful TNT blast, and it achieved this without the use of any nuclear materials.

Russian-Israeli survivor of Hamas kidnapping Andrey Kozlov launches exhibit depicting eight months of "hell," with works depicting his harrowing captivity experiences.

Swedish police were called to a highway leading to the capital Stockholm after unidentified individuals hung large red flags bearing swastikas from a bridge over the road. Authorities have launched an investigation on suspicion of "incitement against an ethnic group." The prevailing assumption is that the flags were displayed as a "tribute" to the birthday of Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler, which falls today.

After maintaining a low profile, the former president confused Ukraine with Iraq during Harvard appearance where he also dropped dessert.