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President Trump hints at Iran negotiations amid escalating protests and violence. Irans death toll rises to 544, with 10,600 detained. Omans foreign minister mediates, but Trump warns of potential strikes. Iran urges rallies, chanting death to America. Tehran fears terrorism, with police promising harsh responses. Protests began over economic struggles, now challenging the theocracy. Internet blackouts and cut lines make tracking difficult, raising concerns about increased violence.

Gambia accuses Myanmar of genocide against Rohingya; UN court hears case stemming from 2017 military crackdown, with potential impact on International Criminal Courts probe.

Venezuelan migrants in the U.S. react to Maduros ousting with a mix of joy and worry. Advocates like Alejandra Salima express thrilled but nervous feelings, while others like Manuel Coronel grateful but point out the criminals and old structures remain. Trumps revocation of Temporary Protected Status for many Venezuelans sparks fears of deportations, but some like José Luis Rojas hope for real change ahead.

In a stark echo of the George Floyd case, a Minneapolis protester was shot by an ICE agent during an anti-immigration demonstration. The incident, captured on video, has sparked a heated debate, with political lines drawn sharply. The Trump administration swiftly labeled it self-defense, while critics question the interpretation of the footage. As the narrative unfolds, new videos emerge, adding to the confusion and raising questions about the use of AI deepfakes. The publics desensitization to violent images and the polarized climate make it unlikely this case will ignite the same social movement as Floyds. The story is more managed, leaving the public to pick sides based on their perspective.

Ugandas Presidential Election: Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the Heir Apparent As Uganda heads to the polls, President Yoweri Museveni seeks a seventh term, potentially extending his rule to nearly five decades. The spotlight, however, is on his son, Lieutenant General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, widely seen as the heir apparent. Despite not being on the ballot, Muhoozis influence is undeniable, with his rapid rise through the military ranks and the creation of new army units. His appointment as army chief and the personality cult surrounding him have led many Ugandans to accept hereditary rule. Yet, critics point to his fiery social media posts and the militarys brutal repression of opposition leaders. With the military holding real power, these elections may simply solidify the Museveni duos grip on Ugandas future.

In a shocking turn of events, a U-Haul truck plowed into a crowd of Iran protesters in Los Angeles, sparking chaos and outrage. The driver was chased down and attacked, while police struggled to maintain order. Two people were checked by paramedics but declined treatment. This incident underscores the intense emotions surrounding the Iran protests, where hundreds have been killed in a government crackdown.

Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai, founder of the shuttered Apple Daily, faces life in prison after conviction on charges of colluding with foreign forces and publishing seditious articles. Despite his lawyers arguments for free speech, Lai is accused of constantly urging U.S. sanctions against China. Dozens of supporters, including retiree Simon Ng, rallied outside the courthouse, with former President Donald Trump expressing sympathy. Lais six former executives and two activists pleaded guilty, potentially reducing their sentences. As sentencing approaches, Lais daughter says hed focus on family over politics if freed, leaving the world watching Beijings handling of this high-profile case.