Russian forces struck a medical facility in Kharkiv, Ukraine, injuring at least 62 people and forcing the evacuation of approximately 200 patients, according to regional official Oleh Synehubov. The attack occurred shortly after a humanitarian ceasefire in the Kherson region ended. Meanwhile, Ukrainian authorities reported that Russian troops suffered record daily casualties of 2,500 personnel in the past 24 hours. President Volodymyr Zelensky condemned recent strikes on the village of Komyshuvacha, which killed at least 24 people, as evidence that Russia rejects de-escalation. Additionally, widespread power outages affected hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian households following attacks on energy infrastructure.
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Morgan Armstrong, a 19-year-old student in Tennessee, reached a settlement with Tennessee Christian Preparatory School after being suspended and barred from her graduation ceremony. The dispute began in spring 2025 when Armstrong posted a photo with her girlfriend on Facebook, stating she no longer wished to hide her sexual orientation. School officials suspended her, citing offensive private messages, while Armstrong argued the punishment was disproportionate and motivated by her public declaration. After more than a year of litigation, the parties agreed to an out-of-court resolution. The school will pay Armstrong approximately 8,700 euros, officially lift the disciplinary sanction, and refrain from providing negative information to universities, according to court documents.
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