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Summary
President Trump campaigns in Georgia and defends a controversial DOJ lawsuit over Alaska's Senate race. A new defense tech company, Warhound, raises $200 million to create gene-edited "super dogs" for military use. In the West Bank, Israeli forces are forcibly evacuating residents following a checkpoint attack, drawing criticism from human rights groups. Additionally, a judge postpones a decision on a trial date for the suspect in Charlie Kirk's murder, while emergency crews battle a fire at Hitler's Eagle's Nest retreat in Germany.
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Trump rally and Alaska Senate lawsuit
Gene-edited super dogs for military use
Israeli evacuations in West Bank
Charlie Kirk killer trial date delay
Fire at Hitler's Eagle's Nest retreat
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