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• Pentagon chief decorates soldier who reprimanded him and his entourage

  Following a Veterans Day observance at Arlington National Cemetery, the defence leadership faced a public reminder of protocol when guarding standards were broken. Pete Hegseth responded to the viral confrontation by formally praising the sentinel's strict enforcement of decorum. The ceremony at the sacred site underscored the military's expectation that solemn traditions supersede political and civilian rank.

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• Israeli settlers injure five Palestinians

  Tensions surged in the occupied West Bank after the Israeli military dismantled two unauthorized outposts on Thursday. In an immediate retaliatory move once troops left the area, dozens of settlers armed with weapons raided the village of Atara. The violent incursion hospitalized multiple local residents, leaving one person in serious condition.

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• Alaska judge rules a request by Peltola campaign for ballot data in Senate race is 'not reasonable'

  Superior Court Judge Thomas Matthews weighed the protection of confidential voter information against campaign transparency demands during an active vote count. The decision relieves election workers of an administrative burden as they scramble to process remaining ballots in the nation's final undecided Senate contest. This keeps the state on schedule to potentially execute its ranked-choice tabulation process without court-ordered operational disruptions.

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