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One year after Bashar al-Assads ousting, Syria celebrates liberation day. The militant group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham led the rebellion, seizing key cities like Aleppo, Hama, and Homs. The Assad family sought refuge in Russia. Despite new freedoms, Syrians face challenges such as high unemployment, rising cost of living, and concerns about minority rights and government transparency. The country remains in ruins with minimal reconstruction.

Disneys DAS program, designed for disabled guests to bypass long lines, faces backlash due to stricter rules. Critics argue the new policies limit who can use the service, while Disney cites a significant increase in DAS pass usage as the reason for the changes. Disabled visitors like Shannon Bonadurer and her son, who have been denied passes, feel the company has gone too far. A shareholder proposal calls for an independent review of Disneys disability policies, citing lower park attendance as a result of the new rules.

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa recently addressed the Global Fund summit, urging global efforts to debunk white persecution myths. He spoke at an African National Congress conference, highlighting the persistence of racial superiority ideas and their alignment with white supremacy and victimhood. These comments follow former U.S. President Donald Trumps boycott of the G20 summit, alleging South Africas mistreatment of its white minority. Ramaphosa emphasized the harmful impact of false claims, affecting South Africas sovereignty, international relations, and national security. He called for a global campaign to address these myths, as the U.S. remains South Africas third-largest export market, with a thirty percent import tariff in place.

Nigerian fighter jets and troops intervene in Benin to prevent political crisis, securing airspace and coordinating with regional allies. Concerns of a hostile military regime next door could lead to cross-border insecurity, illicit trade, and arms trafficking, threatening Nigerias economy.

Benins President Talon assures stability after attempted coup; regional cooperation thwarts mutiny

World Health Organization condemns attacks on Sudanese civilians and health facilities, urging ceasefire. RSF accused of drones strikes on kindergarten and hospital in Kalogi, killing 114, including 63 children. RSF also claims control of Sudans largest oil field, Heglig, escalating conflict since April 2022. Mr. Tedros calls for end to violence and increased humanitarian aid.

Tattoo Removal: A Journey of Change - Tracy Herrmann, a 54-year-old from Michigan, shares her experience of removing four of her eight tattoos, symbolizing a shift in her life. The podcast explores the history of tattoos and their removal, from ancient methods to modern laser technology. Ryan Wright, a registered nurse, discusses diverse reasons for removal, including changing tastes and life circumstances. The process, often painful and expensive, involves specialized laser technology and carries risks like temporary scarring and infection.

Hopeful News: 100 Abducted Nigerian Schoolchildren Rescued The summary begins with the positive news of 100 schoolchildren being rescued after being abducted from Saint Marys Catholic School in Nigeria. The rescue was confirmed by the Christian Association of Nigeria, bringing relief to families and communities. Details of the operation are still emerging, but the children are now safe. The incident underscores the ongoing challenges in the region, but also the resilience and determination to bring those affected back to safety.

One year after Assads overthrow, Syria celebrates new era amidst challenges