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How High Waves Damage Boats, Buildings in Yogyakarta Beaches

High waves damaged buildings and fishing boats on Tuesday morning. Local residents and tourists were warned that higher waves were possible this week.

  • Waves reached 2.5 to 4.0 meters in southern Gunungkidul Regency.
  • Seawater inundated Jungwok Beach, Baron Beach, and Gesing Harbor.
  • Vendors and fishing boats suffered damage; evacuation advised.

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ICE Agents To Wear Electric Shock Gloves: Here's How They Could Be Used

ICE plans to spend up to $20 million on shock-delivering gloves for officers, raising questions over how the devices will be used.

  • ICE agents may receive electric shock gloves called G.L.O.V.E. devices.
  • Devices designed for close-range confrontations, costing up to $20 million.
  • Intended to gain control, not for punishment or on vulnerable individuals.

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Uhuru Says No Meeting With Gachagua Is Planned or Under Consideration

The former President’s office attributed the decision to concerns over what it described as Gachagua’s conduct in public and his management of political relationships.

  • Uhuru Kenyatta denies planned meeting with Gachagua.
  • Office cites Gachagua's antagonistic behavior and political conflicts.
  • Meeting deemed counterproductive for nation's stability.

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Why Junet’s u-turn on whether MPs were paid to impeach Gachagua should worry Kenyans

Kenyan voters often say they want leaders who can speak the truth even when doing so is politically expensive. That test is particularly important for politicians holding powerful public offices.

  • Junet Mohamed claimed MPs were paid to impeach Gachagua in July 2026.
  • He later denied receiving money, calling earlier remarks political lobbying.
  • The 2026 impeachment was upheld by the High Court despite Gachagua's legal challenge.
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