at the hague, former ivory coast president laurent gbagbo was acquitted tuesday of cririmes agagainst humanity and will be tfree by the international criminal court. gbagbo faced charges of responsibility for the violence that killed more than 3000 people after he refused toto relinquish the presidency, despite losing elections in 2010. he was the first former head of state to stand trial at the icc. his acquittal follows similar failures of prosecutors to win convictions against in recent -- against other african leaders in recent years. in brazizil, newly inaugurated far-right president jair bolsonaro signed a decree tuesday making it easier for people to keep guns at home. critics say the move will worsen brazil's murder rate, already one of the highest in the world, with more than 60,000 homicides per year. the world food program has cut aid to palestinians in the israeli-occupied west bank and gaza, citing a critical lack of funds. the wfp said this week more than 25,000 palestinians will no longer receive aid. a further 165,000 palestinians will see their food aid slashed by 20%. last year, the trump