Satellite images reveal widespread damage in Iran and Lebanon 100 days after the United States and Israel began military attacks on these areas. The images show destruction of key military and industrial sites, including oil facilities, naval bases, and towns near conflict zones.
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The US and Israel launched attacks on Iran starting 100 days ago.
Satellite companies paused image releases at Washington’s request, limiting new pictures of the conflict.
Before the blackout, satellites from Airbus, Planet Labs, Sentinel, and Vantor captured damage at multiple sites.
Iran’s Natanz uranium enrichment facility and other strategic locations like Fordow and Isfahan suffered damage from bomb strikes in June 2025.
A large fire hit oil facilities on Siri Island in April 2026, impacting a major oil storage tank.
Bandar Abbas port and naval base near the Strait of Hormuz show signs of severe destruction.
In Lebanon, towns like Naqoura and Bint Jbeil faced heavy damage from Israeli military actions, with over 100 and 725 buildings affected respectively.
The destruction impacts military, industrial, and residential areas across the region.
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Missiles that are believed to have been fired from Iran toward Israel were seen flying over Jordan. One missile was reportedly intercepted, and parts of the debris fell in northern Jordan near Al Dhaniba. Sirens sounded in Amman, Jordan’s capital, marking the first time this happened since ceasefire talks in April.
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Missiles thought to be from Iran were targeted at Israel.
The missiles flew over Jordan’s airspace.
One missile was intercepted before reaching its target.
Debris from the missiles fell near Al Dhaniba in northern Jordan.
Sirens sounded in Amman, Jordan, warning of the missile threat.
This was the first time sirens were heard in Amman since ceasefire talks in April.
The events reflect growing tensions in the region.
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Peruvian presidential candidate Roberto Sanchez visited former president Pedro Castillo, who is in jail, while election officials counted votes from a tight runoff race. The election is between Sanchez and his conservative opponent Keiko Fujimori.
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Roberto Sanchez is a candidate in Peru’s presidential runoff election.
Pedro Castillo, a former president of Peru, is currently in jail.
Sanchez visited Castillo during the vote counting process.
The runoff election is closely contested between Sanchez and Keiko Fujimori.
Keiko Fujimori is known as a conservative politician in Peru.
Officials are still counting the votes to determine the winner.
The election results have not been announced yet.
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A boat carrying about 60 migrants from Libya capsized near Malta, resulting in at least 10 deaths, confirmed by the Italian coast guard. Rescue efforts recovered around 48 survivors, and the search for others is ongoing.
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The boat set off from the Libyan coast toward Malta.
About 60 people were on board when the boat capsized.
At least 10 bodies have been recovered by an Italian patrol boat.
A fishing vessel rescued approximately 48 survivors.
Malta requested help from the Italian coast guard for the rescue operation.
The search for more survivors is still continuing.
The Central Mediterranean crossing is a dangerous route with over 827 deaths reported this year.
Last year, more than 1,330 people died while attempting this crossing, according to the UN’s International Organisation for Migration.
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President Donald Trump asked Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to respond militarily after Iran launched missiles at Israel, but Israel struck targets inside Iran. The situation raises concerns about the conflict spreading in the region.
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Iran launched missiles at Israel in retaliation for Israeli strikes on southern Beirut in Lebanon.
President Trump appealed to Prime Minister Netanyahu not to strike back further, saying both sides had done enough.
Despite this, the Israeli military reported airstrikes on military targets in western and central Iran.
Iran’s top negotiator said U.S. bases in the region were now “legitimate targets” following the Israeli actions.
The White House did not confirm if the U.S. coordinated with Israel on the airstrikes.
Tensions between Iran and Israel threaten to escalate into a wider regional conflict.
President Trump said Iran nuclear talks were close to a deal and expressed concern about the conflict disrupting progress.
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A second trailer for the Marvel movie "Spider-Man: Brand New Day," starring Tom Holland as Spider-Man, reportedly leaked online in a blurry form, revealing some story details and character appearances. The movie features other Marvel characters like The Punisher, Dr. Bruce Banner, and hints at a fight involving ninjas and possible mind control villains.
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"Spider-Man: Brand New Day" is the fourth solo Spider-Man movie starring Tom Holland.
The movie includes characters like The Punisher (Jon Bernthal) and Dr. Bruce Banner (Mark Ruffalo).
Actress Sadie Sink, known from "Stranger Things," appears in an undisclosed role, sparking fan theories.
A blurry second trailer leaked online, giving hints about the story and characters.
The story may involve The Hand, a ninja criminal group seen in earlier Marvel shows.
Possible plot points include a fight between Spider-Man and Hulk controlled by a villain.
Other villains from Spider-Man comics, like Tombstone and Scorpion, also appear in the film.
Fans await an official clear trailer release and the film’s summer premiere to learn more.
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Iran has fired strikes at Israel for the first time since a ceasefire began in April. This happened after Israel attacked Beirut. Also, in Ohio, 12 people were hurt in a gunfight at a festival.
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Iran struck Israel, breaking the ceasefire that started in April.
The Iranian action was in response to an Israeli attack on Beirut.
A gunfight occurred at a festival in Ohio.
Twelve people were injured in the Ohio gunfight.
The events were reported by CBS Weekend News.
The ceasefire between Iran and Israel has been fragile.
The news includes both international conflict and a local incident in the U.S.
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The last jeepney in San Francisco serves as both a military vehicle and a moving art display. For Filipino Americans, it represents their culture and strength. A CBS News reporter takes a ride on this unique vehicle.
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The jeepney is located in San Francisco.
It is part military jeep and part art museum on wheels.
Jeepneys are important cultural symbols for Filipino Americans.
This jeepney is the last one of its kind in the city.
A CBS News reporter named Itay Hod rode the jeepney.
The jeepney shows Filipino resilience and cultural identity.
CBS News provided video coverage of the ride.
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The band Deep Purple released a new song called "Diablo" from their upcoming album "SPLAT!" The song features country singer Keith Urban playing guitar, blending rock and country music styles.
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The new song "Diablo" is available to stream on all major music platforms.
"Diablo" features Keith Urban on guitar, known for country music.
Deep Purple’s new album "SPLAT!" will be released on July 3.
The album theme involves the idea of humanity’s transformation, described as a change beyond physical life rather than an apocalypse.
Deep Purple recently shared a live video performance of "Diablo" on YouTube.
The band will start a European tour on June 11 in Finland.
Their North American tour begins on August 4 in Raleigh, North Carolina.
The collaboration mixes metal (Deep Purple’s style) and country music (Keith Urban’s style).
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A strong earthquake with a magnitude of 7.8 struck the southern Philippines near General Santos city, causing damage and power outages. Authorities issued a tsunami warning for some coastal areas and urged people to move to higher ground. There were no immediate reports of injuries or deaths.
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The earthquake occurred early Monday near General Santos city on Mindanao island.
The epicenter was about 13 kilometers southwest of General Santos, with a shallow depth around 10 kilometers.
Power outage was reported, and a small commercial building partly collapsed in General Santos.
The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center warned of possible tsunami waves up to 3 meters high in parts of the Philippines.
Tsunami waves up to 1 meter were also possible along some coasts of Indonesia and Malaysia.
Residents were advised to evacuate coastal areas and move inland or to higher places.
Aftershocks as strong as magnitude 6.5 were recorded following the main quake.
The Philippines lies on the Pacific “Ring of Fire” and experiences frequent earthquakes and volcanic activity.
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Israel launched airstrikes on military targets in western and central Iran early Monday after Iran fired missiles at Israel. These attacks increased tensions and raised concerns about a wider conflict in the Middle East. Iran’s officials have not provided details about the damage, and the White House did not confirm any coordination with Israel.
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Israel attacked military sites in Iran’s western and central regions at dawn Monday.
Iran fired missiles at Israel before these Israeli airstrikes.
Iran’s main airport near Tehran closed its airspace after the Israeli strikes.
Iranian Revolutionary Guard said Israel used air-launched ballistic missiles in the attack.
Israel said its targets were linked to Tehran’s “terror regime” but gave no specifics.
The U.S. President Donald Trump urged Iran to stop missile attacks and return to talks.
Trump said Israel’s recent strikes in Lebanon were not coordinated with the U.S.
Trump reportedly called Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to delay retaliation after the missile attacks.
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The Israeli Air Force launched attacks on military sites in Iran on Monday in response to an Iranian missile strike against Israel. This is the first Israeli attack on Iran since a ceasefire on April 8, raising tensions in the region.
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Israel attacked military targets in central and western Iran.
The strikes were in retaliation for an Iranian missile attack on Israel.
This is the first Israeli strike on Iran since the April 8 ceasefire.
Iran warned it might target U.S. bases if Israel continued attacks.
President Donald Trump advised Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to retaliate before the strikes.
U.S. officials described the Israeli strikes as limited in scope.
Explosions were reported in several Iranian cities including Tehran and Isfahan.
Iran closed airspace near Tehran’s main international airport after the attacks.
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Comedians Howie Mandel and Brian Posehn appear in a new music video by the German band Electric Callboy and Dexter Holland from The Offspring. The video is for their song "Let the Good Times Roll," which is part of Electric Callboy's upcoming album "TANZNEID" set to release on August 7.
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Howie Mandel and Brian Posehn star in the music video for "Let the Good Times Roll."
The song is a collaboration between Electric Callboy and Dexter Holland from The Offspring.
The track is from Electric Callboy’s album "TANZNEID," releasing on August 7.
The video also features John Goblikon, the mascot of metal band Nekrogoblikon.
Dexter Holland said the song captures the fun and energy typical of punk and rock music.
Electric Callboy feels honored to work with Holland, who influenced their music early on.
There is no information yet on whether Mandel and Posehn will appear in more music videos.
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Pope Leo held a large event in Madrid, Spain, aimed at attracting celebrities and social media influencers. The event was organized to help the Catholic Church reach more people and become more popular.
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The event took place in an arena in Madrid.
It was designed specifically to engage celebrities and social media influencers.
Pope Leo led the event.
The goal was to increase the Catholic Church’s appeal to a broader audience.
The event occurred on a Sunday.
The report was covered by CBS News.
The event reflects efforts by the Church to connect with modern culture and media.
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A strong 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck off the southern Philippines, killing at least four people and causing buildings to collapse. The quake triggered tsunami warnings across parts of Southeast Asia and the Pacific, leading to evacuations in coastal areas.
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The earthquake struck near Mindanao island, south of General Santos City.
At least four people died, including two crushed by a collapsing wall in Alabel.
Buildings, including a Jollibee restaurant and a school, collapsed in General Santos.
Several aftershocks followed, with the strongest measuring 6.5 magnitude.
Authorities ordered coastal residents to evacuate to higher ground immediately.
Tsunami warnings were issued for the Philippines, Indonesia, Palau, Taiwan, and Papua New Guinea.
The airport in General Santos was closed temporarily.
The Philippines is located in the Pacific "Ring of Fire," an area known for frequent earthquakes.
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Claudia Ivone, a 67-year-old woman living in Berlin, was actually Daniela Klette, a longtime fugitive and member of the Red Army Faction (RAF), a far-left militant group in West Germany. She was arrested two years ago and recently sentenced to 13 years in prison for violent crimes committed during her time with the RAF.
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Claudia Ivone was an alias; her real name is Daniela Klette.
She lived quietly in West Berlin for years, blending into her neighborhood.
Klette was a leading member of the Red Army Faction, a far-left militant group.
The RAF was known for violent crimes in West Germany.
She had been on the run from justice for about 30 years.
Klette was arrested two years before her recent sentencing.
In May, she was sentenced to 13 years in prison.
The article discusses whether similar militant groups could re-emerge today.
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Mexican drug cartels have set up large methamphetamine labs on remote farms in South Africa. Police have uncovered several such farms in recent years, showing a pattern of cartels producing meth locally instead of just trafficking it into Africa.
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Authorities found a meth lab worth about $60 million on a farm in Swartruggens, South Africa, leading to arrests of five Mexicans and some South Africans.
Similar meth labs linked to Mexican cartels have been found in other parts of South Africa, including Limpopo, Tshwane, and Mpumalanga.
The labs are located on isolated farms far from towns to avoid detection.
Mexican cartels are moving chemists and production into Africa instead of only trafficking meth from Mexico.
This trend began around 2016 in Nigeria and spread through East Africa down to South Africa.
Local production helps cartels reduce transport risks and costs, producing closer to consumers.
South Africa’s meth market grows because meth is a cheaper, addictive alternative to cocaine and heroin.
Corruption and protection from some police and politicians allow these operations to remain hidden and profitable.
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President Donald Trump said he asked Israel not to respond with attacks after Iran launched strikes. He hopes to keep a fragile ceasefire between the countries.
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Iran recently launched strikes that involved Israel.
President Trump spoke to several news outlets on Sunday about the situation.
He is requesting that Israel avoid retaliating after Iran's attacks.
The goal is to maintain a delicate ceasefire and avoid further conflict.
The ceasefire is described as very fragile, meaning it could break easily.
The news was reported by CBS News and covered by journalist Olivia Rinaldi.
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A strong magnitude 7.8 earthquake hit southern Philippines near General Santos City, causing damage, power outages, and at least one death. Tsunami warnings were issued for parts of the Philippines, Indonesia, and Malaysia, with people advised to move to higher ground.
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The earthquake occurred early Monday near General Santos City on Mindanao island.
The Philippine government reported the quake was 10 km deep; the US Geological Survey said it was 55.2 km deep.
At least one person died and some houses collapsed.
Power outages affected the area after the quake.
Tsunami waves up to 3 meters (10 feet) were possible on some Philippine coasts.
Smaller tsunami waves could reach Indonesia, Malaysia, Taiwan, Japan, Guam, and other Pacific islands.
The Philippines is on the Pacific "Ring of Fire," making it prone to earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and typhoons.
Officials urged residents in coastal areas to evacuate to higher ground or move inland.
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Prime Minister Albin Kurti's party, Vetevendosje, won the most votes in Kosovo's snap election but did not get enough seats to govern alone. The low voter turnout and political disagreements mean it will be hard to form a government, continuing the political crisis in the country.
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Vetevendosje won about 43% of the vote, less than the 51% in the previous election.
The Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) received 21% of the vote, and the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) got 17%.
Turnout was under 37%, which is lower than the December 2025 election.
Kosovo has held three elections in just over a year due to political deadlock.
The parliament has been unable to elect a president since April, deepening the crisis.
Kurti’s party has won four elections in a row since 2021.
Opposition boycotts have affected parliament's ability to function.
Experts say the political system is struggling and institutions are close to collapse.
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