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A constitutional amendment proposed by Republicans to prevent expanding the Supreme Court fell short on the House floor. The 212-206 vote split along party lines and failed to reach the two-thirds majority required.President Donald Trump said Wednesday he was pleased about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's departure from the United States to return to the United Kingdom. Speaking in the Oval Office, Trump criticized their conduct toward the British royal family, saying he would not accept them back if he were the monarchy.Carla Jeffery, who played the cheerleader Bree in Disney's Zombies franchise, died on September 1. Her management company, Alexanders Talent Management, announced her death on Instagram without disclosing the cause. 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The July border surge that brought at least 72,000 arrivals from Morocco triggered the demonstrations, which coincided with the annual Ceuta Day and spread to Madrid, Barcelona and Bilbao, where some demonstrators demanded Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez step down.Israeli settler militants and army troops attacked al-Mughayyir, a village north of Ramallah, on Wednesday, killing two Palestinians aged 19. According to the Palestinian Red Crescent Society, both were struck by live rounds—one in the neck, one in the back—and succumbed to their wounds at hospital.Judge William Sullivan ordered the jury to continue deliberating in the Lindsay Clancy case Wednesday after signaling deadlock for a second time following five days of deliberations. Sullivan issued a Tuey-Rodriguez charge, a Massachusetts procedure instructing jurors to continue discussing evidence respectfully and reach a unanimous verdict. If the jury reaffirms deadlock, the judge can declare a mistrial.Zelenskyy announced a new two-tier air alert system designed to provide more predictability amid the relentless Russian airstrikes. Putin promised to step up strikes against Ukraine's energy facilities ahead of winter.Basimta Cafe's management is considering whether to remain open on Saturdays amid weekly ultra-Orthodox protests that have lasted over six weeks. The demonstrations began after the cafe was revealed to be an official Jews for Jesus project, a Messianic Jewish movement viewed as controversial in mainstream Judaism.A constitutional amendment proposed by Republicans to prevent expanding the Supreme Court fell short on the House floor. The 212-206 vote split along party lines and failed to reach the two-thirds majority required.President Donald Trump said Wednesday he was pleased about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's departure from the United States to return to the United Kingdom. Speaking in the Oval Office, Trump criticized their conduct toward the British royal family, saying he would not accept them back if he were the monarchy.Carla Jeffery, who played the cheerleader Bree in Disney's Zombies franchise, died on September 1. Her management company, Alexanders Talent Management, announced her death on Instagram without disclosing the cause. Jeffery appeared in the first three Zombies films and had roles in the television series Curb Your Enthusiasm and Southland.The Dutch central bank transferred 86 tonnes of gold from the United States and Canada to London between March and August, representing 14 percent of its reserves. The bank said gold held in London can be traded more easily than bullion in New York and Ottawa, making it quicker to deploy in a crisis amid increasing geopolitical unrest.The NBA suspended Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer for one year and fined the team $30 million after a yearlong investigation into salary cap circumvention involving Kawhi Leonard. The franchise also lost five first-round picks, and Leonard was ordered to pay $700,000 in restitution for improper benefits the team provided to his uncle and former business representative Dennis Robertson.Ceuta's residents took to the streets Wednesday to protest Madrid's response to a migration emergency. The July border surge that brought at least 72,000 arrivals from Morocco triggered the demonstrations, which coincided with the annual Ceuta Day and spread to Madrid, Barcelona and Bilbao, where some demonstrators demanded Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez step down.Israeli settler militants and army troops attacked al-Mughayyir, a village north of Ramallah, on Wednesday, killing two Palestinians aged 19. According to the Palestinian Red Crescent Society, both were struck by live rounds—one in the neck, one in the back—and succumbed to their wounds at hospital.Judge William Sullivan ordered the jury to continue deliberating in the Lindsay Clancy case Wednesday after signaling deadlock for a second time following five days of deliberations. Sullivan issued a Tuey-Rodriguez charge, a Massachusetts procedure instructing jurors to continue discussing evidence respectfully and reach a unanimous verdict. If the jury reaffirms deadlock, the judge can declare a mistrial.Zelenskyy announced a new two-tier air alert system designed to provide more predictability amid the relentless Russian airstrikes. Putin promised to step up strikes against Ukraine's energy facilities ahead of winter.Basimta Cafe's management is considering whether to remain open on Saturdays amid weekly ultra-Orthodox protests that have lasted over six weeks. The demonstrations began after the cafe was revealed to be an official Jews for Jesus project, a Messianic Jewish movement viewed as controversial in mainstream Judaism.
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Death toll reaches 750 in Nepal-Tibet floods as 3,000 remain missing

The death toll from Wednesday's flash floods in the Nepal-Tibet border region has risen to 750, with more than 3,000 people still missing. Rescue operations have been hampered by heavy rain and swollen rivers, while teams work to extract dozens of hydropower workers from inundated tunnels.

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  1. Forty-three Australians are among more than 3,000 people missing in the floods, mostly trekking to a holy site in Tibet with Himalayan Glacier Adventures, Kailash Journeys, and the Isha Foundation. A massive landslide and glacial collapse may have caused the catastrophic flooding.

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