Black Lives Matter Plaza Reconstruction and Mural Removal

DDOT workers begin reconstruction of Black Lives Matter Plaza near the White House. Sunny Hostin expresses sadness over removal of Washington D.C.'s Black Lives Matter street mural. Mayor Bowser announces mural will be replaced as part of DC's America 250 mural project.

Reconstruction of Black Lives Matter Plaza in Washington, D.C.

Reconstruction of the Black Lives Matter Plaza in Washington, D.C. began after a Republican bill threatened city funding for the mural. The mural was painted in 2020 as a symbol of the protests following George Floyd's killing. Mayor Muriel Bowser stated that the mural helped the city through a dark time in American history.

Pro-Palestinian Protesters Vandalize Trump's Golf Course in Response to Gaza Reconstruction Proposal

Pro-Palestinian protesters vandalized parts of Trump's golf course in Scotland in response to his Gaza reconstruction proposal. The war between Israel and Hamas has devastated Gaza, with Trump's plan causing outrage. Arab leaders proposed a $53 billion reconstruction plan for Gaza, which Israel and Trump rejected.

Arab-backed Plan for Gaza Reconstruction

France, Germany, Italy, and the U.K. support a $53 billion Arab-backed plan for the reconstruction of Gaza, despite pushback from the U.S. and Israel. The plan focuses on improving living conditions for Palestinians and involves the Palestinian Authority's central role in the reconstruction efforts.

Gaza Reconstruction Plan

China supports Egypt's plan for Gaza reconstruction, opposing Trump's takeover idea. Egypt's plan involves financial aid from the UN and private sector, replacing Hamas with a technocratic committee, and focusing on sustainable development and modern infrastructure.

President Trump's Approach to Gaza Reconstruction Amid Regional Discussions

President Trump welcomes former hostages held captive by Hamas terrorists in the Oval Office. Talks held on Gaza's reconstruction with Egyptian proposal criticized by Israel. Hamas supports the plan. White House and Israel emphasize removing Hamas from power for lasting peace.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians in Gaza

Egypt is formulating plans for a regional solution to the aftermath of the devastating war in Gaza that counter President Donald Trump's idea of permanently displacing Palestinians from the territory to neighboring Arab states. The plans include rebuilding Gaza, political reforms, and addressing the humanitarian crisis while aiming for lasting peace.

United States involvement in Gaza conflict

Secretary of State Marco Rubio supported President Donald Trump's plan for the United States to take over Gaza, remove debris and explosives left by Hamas, and create economic development. Rubio emphasized the need to remove people from the area for reconstruction due to Hamas's presence.

Arab Leaders Discuss Gaza's Future in Secretive Meeting

Arab leaders gathered in Saudi Arabia for a secretive meeting to discuss Gaza's future and address President Trump's controversial plan. The plan involves displacing Palestinians from Gaza and turning it into a real estate project. Various Arab countries are hesitant about the plan due to security concerns and potential destabilization of the region.

Future Plans for Gaza

Israel's Diaspora Affairs Minister praises Trump's proposal for the U.S. to take control of Gaza, resettle its population, and rebuild it into an economic hub after Hamas's defeat, emphasizing a shift away from past failed peace strategies like the Oslo Accords.

Egypt's Plan to Rebuild Gaza in Response to Trump's Proposal

Egypt unveils a plan to rebuild Gaza in response to Trump's proposal, focusing on humanitarian needs and revitalizing the local economy without relocating Palestinians. The plan includes safe housing units, temporary safe zones, and multinational corporations participating in reconstruction efforts.

Egyptian President's Refusal to Visit Trump Over Gaza Plan

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi is refusing to visit President Trump in Washington, DC unless Trump agrees to not discuss his plan for America to 'take over' Gaza. Trump has proposed integrating Gaza into the United States, rebuilding infrastructure, and destroying Hamas's terrorist infrastructure. Egypt and Jordan oppose taking in Palestinian refugees. King Abdullah of Jordan declined to endorse Trump's plan but agreed to give refuge to 2,000 sick or injured Gazan children. Egypt introduced a plan to keep America from rebuilding Gaza without moving civilians out of the areas that require rehabilitation.

President Trump's Plan for Gaza Strip

President Trump suggests U.S. ownership of Gaza Strip, causing controversy among key U.S. allies in the Middle East. Trump commits to buying and rebuilding Gaza to prevent Hamas from returning.

Israeli Prime Minister praises Trump's Gaza reconstruction approach

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praises President Donald Trump's approach to Gaza reconstruction following the Israeli-Gaza conflict, calling it the 'first fresh idea in years.' Netanyahu highlights the need to change the current cycle of conflict and devastation in Gaza.

Reconstruction Process After Southern California Fires

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has brought in an Illinois consulting firm headed by a far-left politician to aid in the reconstruction process after the devastating southern California fires. The firm, Hagerty Consulting, founded by former Evanston, Illinois, Mayor Steve Hagerty, has a history of spearheading diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives and signed a resolution recognizing that the city sits on land stolen from Native Americans by 'white colonizers.'

Reconstruction of Thomas Aquinas' Face and Cause of Death

The face of Thomas Aquinas, a saint whose teachings shaped Catholic doctrine and secular philosophy, has been reconstructed for the first time in 750 years. A study reveals that he likely died from a chronic subdural hematoma caused by a head injury on his way to a council in 1274.

Reconstruction of Thomas Aquinas' Face and Cause of Death

The face of Thomas Aquinas, patron saint of education, has been reconstructed using his skull after 750 years, revealing his traumatic cause of death as a chronic subdural hematoma. Aquinas shaped Catholic doctrine and secular philosophy, influencing modern ideas about human liberty and government authority.

President Trump's Gaza Announcement

Special Envoy to the Middle East Steve Witkoff discusses President Trump's Gaza announcement on 'Hannity', proposing to 'take over' and rebuild Gaza to bring stability to the region.

Lebanon's Presidential Election

Lebanon's parliament to elect new president after more than two years of vacuum. Leading candidate is Lebanese army commander Joseph Aoun, backed by the U.S. and Saudi Arabia. Frangieh withdrew from the race. Lebanon faces challenges including economic crisis and reconstruction post Israel-Hezbollah war.

First International Commercial Flight to Damascus Airport

First international commercial flight lands at Damascus airport since fall of Bashar al-Assad, marking a symbolic return to normalcy for Syrians after years of conflict.

First International Commercial Flight to Damascus Since Fall of Assad

The first international commercial flight since the fall of former Syrian President Bashar Assad landed in Damascus from Qatar. Diplomatic relations are being reopened with Syria's new de facto authorities. Syria's new foreign minister has been traveling to Gulf countries for funding Syria's reconstruction after years of civil war.

Reconstruction of the Face of 'The Screaming Woman' Mummy

Experts reconstructed the face of a mummy known as 'The Screaming Woman' who died in agony 3,500 years ago. Her contorted expression was a result of a painful death. The mummy was found in Egypt in 1935 and is believed to be a close family member of a royal architect. Various techniques were used to recreate her face, revealing details about her burial and social status.

Reconstruction of Ivan the Terrible's Face

Scientists reconstructed the face of Ivan the Terrible, the Grand Prince of Russia, using cutting-edge techniques. He was known for being a vicious tyrant responsible for thousands of deaths, including the killing of his own son.

Reconstruction of Ivan the Terrible's Face

Scientists have reconstructed the face of Ivan the Terrible, the Grand Prince of Russia, known for his brutal reign. The reconstruction provides insight into his appearance and lifestyle, showing how excessive eating and alcohol abuse may have contributed to his physical deterioration.

Views on Ukraine Conflict and Economic Opportunities

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán claims that Western supporters of Ukraine are seeking to exploit the country's natural resources. He believes the war could end quickly if Europe unites for peace. US Senator Lindsey Graham also emphasizes the importance of Ukraine's mineral wealth. The potential for economic gain through reconstruction post-war is highlighted by various leaders and financial firms.

Israel's Proposed Cease-fire Plan for Gaza Strip

President Joe Biden announces Israel's proposed three-part plan for a permanent cease-fire in the Gaza Strip and release of hostages. The plan involves a full cease-fire, negotiation for release of hostages, and a reconstruction plan for Gaza.

Israel's Three-Part Plan for Cease-Fire in Gaza

President Joe Biden announced Israel's three-part plan for a permanent cease-fire in Gaza and the release of hostages, facing opposition from the far-left wing of the Democratic Party. The plan involves a full cease-fire, negotiations for a permanent cease-fire, release of all hostages, and a major reconstruction plan in Gaza.

Revealing the True Face of Amenhotep III, an Ancient Egyptian Pharaoh

The true face of Amenhotep III, an ancient Egyptian pharaoh, has been revealed through a scientific reconstruction of his skull. He was a powerful ruler known for unprecedented prosperity and international influence, despite his small stature. He was worshipped as a living god and believed to be the grandson of Tutankhamun.

Scientific Reconstruction of Amenhotep III's Face

A scientific reconstruction of the face of Amenhotep III, an ancient Egyptian pharaoh, has been revealed using data from his mummy. He ruled during a period of prosperity and international power, and was worshipped as divine in his lifetime. The reconstruction shows a placid face of a man who promoted peace and lived during economic prosperity.

Fire Destroys Copenhagen's Old Stock Exchange

A fire destroyed the 400-year-old Copenhagen landmark, the Old Stock Exchange, causing shock and sadness. Efforts are being made to stabilize the remaining walls and investigate the cause of the fire. Valuable items and artworks were saved from the building.

Infrastructure

NPR's Ayesha Rascoe interviews Maryland Gov. Wes Moore about the cleanup and reconstruction of the Francis Scott Key Bridge.

Humanitarian Aid to Gaza and Political Developments in Palestine

Three-ship convoy leaves Cyprus with 400 tons of food and supplies for Gaza as famine concerns rise. United States welcomes new Palestinian autonomy government. Reconstruction challenges in Gaza after six months of war. Israel continues airstrikes in Gaza despite UN call for cease-fire.

Francis Scott Key Bridge Collapse in Baltimore

The Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore collapsed after being hit by a container ship, leading to a divided response among House Republicans on how to approach the rebuilding process. President Biden promised federal funding for the reconstruction, but some Republicans are skeptical and believe the private companies involved should cover the costs. The incident resulted in six construction workers losing their lives.

Infrastructure Collapse and Reconstruction

NPR's Debbie Elliott interviews Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg about the collapse of critical infrastructure, supply chain impact, and the challenge of reconstruction.

Rebuilding of Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore

President Joe Biden announced that the government will pay for the entire cost of rebuilding the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, Maryland, after a cargo ship hit the bridge. The bridge's collapse poses risks to the U.S. economy, including potential inflation and supply chain disruptions.