Geopolitical Landscape - A 28-point peace plan between Russia and Ukraine, approved by President Trump, has emerged [1] - The peace plan aims to provide security guarantees to both sides to secure a lasting peace [2] - The plan includes elements desired by Ukraine for a durable peace [3] - The plan was developed quietly by White House officials, Russian envoy Kiril Dmitriv, and Ukrainian officials, potentially bypassing the official stalled peace process [3] International Response - Secretary of State Marco Rubio indicated the proposal is still fluid, emphasizing the need for serious and realistic ideas to end the war [4] - Russian officials have downplayed the reports, stating they have not received any information from the United States [5] - Russia has shown no indication of making concessions in the war [5] Diplomatic and Military Activities - The emergence of the peace proposal coincided with a visit by a senior US military delegation to Kyiv [5] - The US military delegation's mission is to discuss military strategy and revive the peace process [5]

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Good to have you with us this morning. I'm Joe Frier. >> And I'm Savannah Cers.Thanks for starting your Thursday with us. We're going to begin in Washington where President Trump has made good on his promise to sign the bill that forces the Justice Department to release documents related to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epste. >> The president announced on social media last night he signed the measure into law.That signature coming just a day after Congress overwhelmingly voted in favor of releasing the Eps ...

to be able to take a tool of the many tools that we use to save lives on the fire ground and then repurpose it to come back here and to live another 10 or 15 years helping uh with some of the animals in the exhibits. I think it's absolutely amazing. >> Orangutans are it's said that they're about seven to 10 times stronger than a human.So, it takes a lot to destroy fire hose. So it can hold up to the strength of an orangutan for many, many. ...

Actor George Pagatia, credited for playing dicey characters on TV shows like The Sopranos and Law and Order, says he prevented a potential abduction near his home in New Jersey. >> The guy was just insistent on trying to get this girl to go with him. >> And according to the 911 call obtained by TMZ, the situation escalated.>> They both said that they didn't know this guy. He picked her up, put her on his shoulder, and tried to run away with her. And I told I yelled him, "Put her the down." It all happened N ...

Authorities in Colorado releasing new video of what they say shows the driver of a stolen bus nearly slamming into police on the highway. You see the suspect driving down the road before swerving into another lane, almost clipping an officer and their cruiser. The incident happened last month, but the Clear Creek Sheriff's Office just posted this footage and is asking for help identifying that suspect. ...

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Incarcerated Women and Maternal Healthcare Crisis - The report highlights a nationwide issue of tragedies involving pregnant women in custody, exacerbated by the lack of a federal tracking system to determine the problem's magnitude [6] - At least 22 states do not track pregnancy outcomes in jail, with some states not recording newborn deaths as they are technically not in custody [7] - NBC News and Bloomberg Law reviewed over 50 lawsuits alleging medical neglect and mistreatment of pregnant women in jail, revealing instances of women delivering babies alone in unsanitary conditions [8] Systemic Failures and Neglect - The report details cases of incarcerated pregnant women being denied or delayed medical care, even when experiencing severe pain and bleeding [10][11] - Jail staff often dismissed pregnant inmates' medical concerns as behavioral issues, leading to tragic outcomes [11] - The report exposes instances where women gave birth in jail cells without medical assistance, sometimes resulting in infant deaths [13] Legal and Policy Implications - Lawsuits filed by affected families sometimes resulted in financial settlements and jail policy reforms, such as compassion training and better medical care for inmates, but without admission of wrongdoing [27][28] - Following the death of a baby born in jail, Kentucky passed a bill enshrining the rights of incarcerated pregnant women, including adequate nutrition, hygiene products, a ban on solitary confinement, and a guaranteed 72-hour infant bonding period [20][21] Support and Advocacy - Dr Althia Taylor's nonprofit operates nurseries in correctional facilities in and around New York City, offering support services to incarcerated pregnant women and allowing babies to live with their mothers for up to a year [24] - The report emphasizes that jails are primarily for detainment, not sentencing, and incarcerated individuals deserve care and dignity [22][23] - The mother of Alisa, who died in custody, has become an advocate for justice and policy change, confronting those she believes were responsible for her daughter's death [29][30]

astrophotographer and his skydiving friend captured this incredible moment. Oh my gosh, quite the optical illusion that looks like he's fallen in front of the sun. It took six tries, a lot of meticulous planning.We are talking place, timing, altitudes, angles, uh, and more. And it paid off because the photographer, Andrew McCarthy, got the perfect shot. He is calling the fall of Icarus. ...

Surveillance video provided to NBC News shows how easily thieves break into and steal this pickup truck right out of a driveway in Southern California. Anaheim police detective Heather Skagleion says the thieves used a tablet meant for locksmiths that can connect to technology in newer vehicles. >> Checks the handle first, sees the car is locked.So then he heads over to the back window and he uses a window punch to break it. He's able to peel it off the car and then climb it. And then he's being handed a li ...