The U.S. State Department said Saturday that it has “credible reports” that Hamas could violate the ceasefire with an attack on Palestinian civilians in Gaza. If the attack takes place, it “would constitute a direct and grave violation” of the agreement forged by President Donald Trump to end the two-year war between Israel and Hamas, the statement said.

Human female remains that were found in a shallow grave on a grounds of an abandoned school are "believed to be" 23-year-old Kada Scott, a Philadelphia woman who has been missing for two weeks, a spokesperson for the Philadelphia Police Department told ABC News on Saturday evening. Police said the medical examiner's office will work to confirm the identity of the remains and to determine a cause of death.

The United States is sending the two survivors of a Thursday strike in the Caribbean to their home countries of Colombia and Ecuador to be detained and prosecuted, U.S. President Donald Trump said on Saturday. The move, which was first reported by Reuters, means that the U.S. military will not have to grapple with thorny legal issues surrounding military detention for suspected drug traffickers, whose alleged crimes do not fall neatly under the laws of war, legal experts say.

A Polish judge has refused to extradite a Ukrainian citizen – suspected by Germany of sabotaging the Nord Stream gas pipelines in September 2022 – arguing that if Ukraine was responsible for the attack, then it was a "just" act. Volodymyr Zhuravlyov, who was brought to Warsaw District Court in handcuffs, was detained in Poland last month on a European arrest warrant. Judge Dariusz Lubowski ordered his release, after a ruling that was met with a ripple of surprise from the crowd in court and a smile from the man in the dock.

A free speech row engulfing the Oxford Union has plunged the debating society into “complete and utter turmoil”, The Telegraph can reveal. Dozens of speakers have pulled out from scheduled events and six-figure donations have been paused in an outcry over comments made by its president-elect about Charlie Kirk, sources have claimed.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s visit to the White House on Friday saw renewed hope to end the ongoing Russian invasion, despite the situation remaining essentially unchanged from his last visit to Washington, which prompted similar talk. Zelensky last came to Washington in August in something of a redo of a February visit with Trump that saw him trade barbs with Vice President JD Vance and face chastisement for not wearing a suit. In the August trip, Zelensky returned with a suit and the visit progressed with little incident. Zelensky signaled openness to trilateral talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin and the media hyped the prospect of an imminent peace.

Nearly 60 years ago, Time magazine, then an important publication, posed a discomfiting question on its cover: “Is God Dead?” Yet today, a spiritual hunger grips America, with roughly two-thirds of religiously unaffiliated Americans still believing in God or a universal spirit, according to Pew. Overall, young people are drawing closer to a higher power, and new research reports that most Gen-Z teens are more interested in learning more about Jesus, often using the internet to find new commitments.

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The US State Department warned it had “credible reports” Hamas is preparing to breach the ceasefire in Gaza by making an attack on Palestinian civilians