Bloomberg: Trump has run out of money for lawyers
An earthquake struck off the coast of Mexico
Speaker Johnson agrees to help Ukraine after intelligence findings - The New York Times
Lithuanian-Polish military exercises on the defense of the Suwalki Isthmus start
Five missiles were fired from Iraq at a US military base in Syria
Ambassador: Ukraine will receive all F-16 fighters from Denmark
Seventh day of protests against the law on "foreign agents" in Georgia
NYT: Israel strikes Russian S-300 system in Iran
Milan fights ice cream vendors to end 'wild nightlife'
IDF General Staff approves plan to continue fighting in Gaza
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Bloomberg: Trump has run out of money for lawyers
In March, Trump spent $4. 9 million on legal services, and he may not have enough money to pay his lawyers, as he has only $6.8 million left in his campaign accounts.
An earthquake struck off the coast of Mexico
The 5. 4 magnitude earthquake occurred 168 km southwest of Manzanillo, Mexico, at a depth of 10 km, with no reports of casualties, damage or tsunami threat.
Speaker Johnson agrees to help Ukraine after intelligence findings - The New York Times
Speaker Johnson agreed to support aid to Ukraine after reviewing intelligence reports and testimonies of Russian atrocities, convinced that Putin could continue his invasion of Europe if left unchecked.
Lithuanian-Polish military exercises on the defense of the Suwalki Isthmus start
Joint Lithuanian-Polish military exercises Brave Griffin 24/II began on April 21 to practice a scenario for the defense of the Isthmus of Suwalki, involving 1,500 Lithuanian servicemen, American and Portuguese troops.
Five missiles were fired from Iraq at a US military base in Syria
Five missiles were fired from Iraq toward a U. S. military base in northeastern Syria, the first attack on U.S. troops since February, when Iranian-backed groups ceased their attacks.
Ambassador: Ukraine will receive all F-16 fighters from Denmark
Denmark will provide Ukraine with its entire fleet of decommissioned F-16 fighter jets, as previously agreed by the leaders of the two countries.
Seventh day of protests against the law on "foreign agents" in Georgia
Protesters in Tbilisi, Georgia, have been protesting for seven days against a proposed law on "foreign agents" that they consider anti-democratic and anti-European, chanting slogans in support of Europe and against the law.
NYT: Israel strikes Russian S-300 system in Iran
Israel struck a Russian S-300 air defense missile system in Iran during an attack on April 19, according to Western and Iranian officials.
Milan fights ice cream vendors to end 'wild nightlife'
Milan proposes to ban the sale of takeaway food, including ice cream, after midnight to combat "wild nightlife" in some parts of the city.
IDF General Staff approves plan to continue fighting in Gaza
IDF Chief of Staff Gertsi Halevi approves plans to continue fighting in Gaza, with the last remaining city of Rafah yet to be cleared by Israeli troops.