"Tuesday's Top Stories: Truce Deal Close, Hostage Deal Focuses on Women and Children"

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Hamas claims to be close to a "truce" with Israel, offering to return hostages in exchange for the release of jailed Palestinians. A federal court ruling limits enforcement of the Voting Rights Act, potentially weakening voting access for marginalized groups. OpenAI faces turmoil as employees threaten to quit after the abrupt firing of former CEO Sam Altman. The Supreme Court declines to hear Derek Chauvin's appeal, upholding his conviction in the murder of George Floyd. A study reveals that the world's richest 1% contribute more to pollution than the poorest two-thirds. President Biden pardons two turkeys on his 81st birthday.
- The 7 things you need to know for Tuesday, November 21 The Washington Post
- Hamas chief says truce deal with Israel is ‘close,’ and more - Five stories you need to know Reuters
- Morning Briefing: Nov. 21, 2023 Anadolu Agency | English
- Listen now: Women and children at the center of hostage deal Reuters
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