Today’s Headlines: Yesterday, arrests were made in Denmark, Germany, and the Netherlands, with seven individuals suspected of planning attacks on Jewish institutions in Europe. Four are linked to Hamas, though Hamas denies involvement. Law enforcement in these countries and the U.S. will increase public presence around Jewish areas. In EU news, talks on Ukraine's membership began, coinciding with Russian President Putin's commitment to maintaining the current war strategy. The Biden administration urged Israel to wind down its conflict with Hamas, seeking more precise tactics within three weeks. New York Republicans selected Mazi Melesa Pilip to replace George Santos, while Democrats chose Tom Suozzi. A CDC report highlighted child gun accidents, emphasizing the need for safe storage. The Supreme Court upheld an Illinois ban on AR-15 weapons. Missouri Republicans proposed bills allowing homicide charges for abortion, and in Georgia, Rudy Giuliani's trial for defamation of election workers is underway, seeking damages of at least $24 million each.
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Reuters: Seven arrested in Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands over suspected terrorism plots


WA Post: E.U. agrees to open membership talks with Ukraine


NY Times: U.S. Urges Israel to Scale Back Ground War in Gaza by Year’s End: Live Updates


NBC News: New York Republicans choose ex-Israel Defense Forces soldier as nominee to replace George Santos


Axios: Kids killed in gun accidents usually found weapon in the bedroom: CDC


NPR: Supreme Court leaves Illinois semiautomatic gun ban in place


PBS: Missouri lawmakers propose allowing homicide charges for women who have abortions


NBC News: Live updates: Deliberations begin in Rudy Giuliani defamation trial involving Georgia election workers



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