Republicans are electing new minority leaders after losing their congressional majorities, a move that shapes their strategy for opposing the incoming Democratic majority.
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Republicans in US House and Senate will hold elections on Tuesday to select leadership after losing their majorities.
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The Senate is voting on a bill to accelerate infrastructure projects by weakening environmental protections, causing division among climate advocates.
A deadly Gaza landslide killed five displaced families, highlighting the extreme vulnerability of refugees living in precarious camps exposed to severe weather.
Novaya Gazeta’s closure eliminates a key independent voice criticizing Russia’s war, signaling a severe crackdown on dissenting media.