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- 1Partial government shutdown hits DHS amid stalled negotiations▼Partial government shutdown hits DHS: What to know about negotiations, potential impacts
A partial US government shutdown has begun at the Department of Homeland Security, with funding negotiations still unresolved between lawmakers. Thousands of DHS employees, including TSA agents and Border Patrol officers, could face delayed pay or work without compensation. Key services such as airport screening and border security are expected to continue, though staffing pressures may grow the longer the impasse lasts.
- 2Israeli forces fire flares over southern Lebanon village●Breaking | Israeli occupation forces fire flares over Al-Mansouri, southern Lebanon. # Israel # Palestine # Gaza # Leban
Israeli forces fired flares over Al-Mansouri in southern Lebanon, according to reports circulating online. The incident fits a pattern of near-daily Israeli fire across the border area amid ongoing tensions tied to the Gaza war and exchanges between Israel and Hezbollah. Flares are typically used to illuminate terrain during night patrols or operations near the boundary.