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ABC NewsThe Israeli drone strike that killed seven workers with chef José Andrés' aid group, World Central Kitchen, is something he will "have to live with" for the rest of his life, he said in an exclusive new interview with ABC News."It is unforgivable," Andrés told "This Week" co-anchor Martha Raddatz in a sit-down that aired on Sunday. "I will forever have to live with this."The celebrated restaurateur-turned-humanitarian, who founded World Central Kitchen, or WCK, in 2010, argued that Israel has participated in misconduct in its war against Hamas...

LucasfilmOn Friday, Disney announced release dates for a collection of forthcoming movies, including the anticipated big-screen bow of its small-screen property The Mandalorian, as well as the next Tron film and the fifth Toy Story movie.The spy thriller The Amateur, starring Oscar winner Rami Malek and Emmy winner Rachel Brosnahan, once slated for November 8, will now open April 11, 2025.The animated Moana 2 will open November 27, while on December 6, Disney subsidiary Searchlight Pictures will release the Amy Adams horror comedy Nightb**** to limited theaters.In 2025, four Marvel movies appe...

An attorney representing more than 130 residents of Stanley Holmes Village, suing over unhealthy conditions there, is asking a judge to require the Atlantic City Housing Authority to pay residents weekly until it follows court orders. The Press of Atlantic City reports Olga Pomar of South Jersey Legal Services filed a motion enforcing litigants’ rights ... Read more

ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Scott Paul, the associate director for peace and security at Oxfam America, spoke with ABC News Live about the crisis in Gaza and the necessary steps to protect civilians and aid workers.Paul believes that the tragic deaths of seven employees of World Central Kitchen this week are a collective failure on everyone's part, despite the fact that over 200 aid workers have been killed in the past six months after not being able to muster enough support to prevent such incidents from happening.He stated that Gaza is the most dangerous place for aid workers and that it's the dea...

Scott Olson/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- The judge overseeing Donald Trump's criminal hush money case quashed a last-minute subpoena by defense lawyers Friday, writing that the former president's request was the "very definition of a fishing expedition."Trump's lawyers last month subpoenaed NBCUniversal for materials related to their documentary about adult film star Stormy Daniels, which was scheduled to be released one week before the case's original trial date of March 25.Daniels is expected to testify at trial about the hush money payment she received in 2016 for her silence about a...