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Russia launched a major attack on Kyiv, Ukraine, using missiles and drones, resulting in at least 15 deaths and over 100 injuries. A residential tower in the capital was hit, among other sites, causing significant damage and sparking fears of more casualties. The attack is part of ongoing escalations between Russia and Ukraine, with Kyiv also retaliating.
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Russia attacked Kyiv, killing at least 15 people and wounding over 100 others.
A drone hit an apartment block, destroying many of its flats.
The attack was one of the largest on Kyiv since Russia's full-scale invasion began.
Russia's defense ministry said they targeted military-industrial facilities.
The strikes lasted over nine hours, forcing residents into shelters.
A ballistic missile struck a nine-story building in Kyiv.
The attack damaged residential and critical infrastructure.
Ukraine also faced drone attacks in other cities, including Odesa.
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Israeli forces reportedly killed 51 Palestinians and injured over 200 near an aid site in southern Gaza. Crowds had gathered at the site, hoping to receive flour, when the shooting occurred. The Israeli military is reviewing the incident.
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Israeli forces fired near an aid distribution site in Khan Younis, Gaza, according to witnesses.
Over 51 people were reportedly killed, and more than 200 were injured.
The incident occurred as Palestinians gathered to receive flour from a World Food Programme site.
Eyewitnesses say Israeli drones and tanks were involved in the attack.
Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis is overwhelmed with casualties.
The Israeli military stated it is aware of the reports and is reviewing the incident.
The United Nations has called for an investigation into these shootings.
The attack is part of ongoing violence near aid sites in Gaza.
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Bali police arrested two individuals in connection to a shooting that killed one Australian man, Zivan Radmanovic, and seriously injured another, Sanar Ghanim, at a villa on the island. One suspect was captured in Jakarta and another abroad, as police continue to investigate the motive behind the attack.
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Two arrests were made following a fatal shooting in Bali, Indonesia.
Zivan Radmanovic, 32, was killed, while Sanar Ghanim was injured during the incident.
One suspect was arrested in Jakarta, and another was caught outside of Indonesia.
Ghanim is currently receiving medical treatment for his injuries in a hospital.
Police found 17 bullet casings, 2 intact bullets, and 55 bullet fragments at the scene.
Witnesses said the attackers spoke English with Australian accents.
The incident happened in Bali's tourist area of Badung, known for its beaches.
Victorian Police in Australia are cooperating with Bali authorities in the investigation.
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G7 leaders held a meeting where they called for a reduction in fighting in the Middle East, including a ceasefire in Gaza. U.S. President Trump left the summit early due to the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran, with the U.S. emphasizing a defensive stance. Leaders reaffirmed Israel's right to defend itself and reiterated that Iran should not have a nuclear weapon.
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G7 leaders asked for a ceasefire in Gaza to reduce conflict.
President Trump left the G7 summit early because of the situation in the Middle East.
The U.S. emphasized its defensive stance by sending more military resources to the Middle East.
Trump stated that Israel has the right to defend itself against attacks.
Trump missed meetings with leaders from Ukraine and Mexico due to his early departure.
Trump reiterated that Iran should not have a nuclear weapon.
Reports indicated Israeli and Iranian attacks were ongoing for a fifth day.
G7 leaders released a statement supporting Israel's security and opposing Iran's nuclear capabilities.
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A California doctor named Dr. Salvador Plasencia has agreed to plead guilty to charges of supplying actor Matthew Perry with ketamine, a drug that can alter mood and perception. Dr. Plasencia is accused of selling ketamine to Perry just weeks before the actor's death and faces up to 40 years in prison.
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Dr. Salvador Plasencia is accused of giving Matthew Perry access to ketamine before Perry's death.
Ketamine is a drug sometimes used legally to treat depression but can also be misused.
Dr. Plasencia will plead guilty to four counts of distributing ketamine.
The plea deal could result in a prison sentence of up to 40 years for Dr. Plasencia.
Prosecutors say Dr. Plasencia injected Perry with ketamine and taught Perry's assistant to administer it.
Dr. Plasencia sold 20 vials of ketamine and other supplies to Perry and his assistant.
Dr. Plasencia is one of five people charged in connection to the case involving a network of drug suppliers.
Matthew Perry was best known for playing Chandler Bing on the TV show "Friends."
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President Donald Trump left the G7 summit early due to the Middle East conflict. The summit, held in Kananaskis, Canada, brought together leaders from various countries. Trump did not plan to agree to a G7 statement on the Iran-Israel conflict, which other leaders wanted to address.
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President Trump attended the G7 summit in Kananaskis, Alberta, Canada.
The summit was hosted by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney.
Leaders from France, Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom, the European Union, Japan, and the United States participated.
Trump left the summit early due to concerns about the Middle East conflict.
The G7 leaders planned to discuss issues related to the Iran-Israel conflict.
Trump was not expected to sign the G7 statement on the conflict.
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The Edmonton Oilers are trying to win the Stanley Cup, aiming to bring it back to Canada for the first time since 1993. Canada has not won the Cup in over 30 years, and Canadian fans strongly support their teams during the playoffs. The upcoming game against the Florida Panthers is crucial for the Oilers.
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The Edmonton Oilers are playing against the Florida Panthers in the hopes of winning the Stanley Cup.
Canada last won the Stanley Cup in 1993.
Canadian players make up about 40% of all players in the National Hockey League (NHL).
Last year, the Oilers lost in the final game against the Florida Panthers.
The Oilers are currently trailing 3-2 in the series against the Panthers.
Tensions between Canada and the US have arisen partly due to a trade war and rivalry in sports.
Seven out of eight NHL teams added since 1993 are based in the US, mostly in warmer states.
There are only seven Canadian teams in the NHL, compared to 25 in the US.
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A North Korean warship capsized during its launch, making global news. Leader Kim Jong Un called the failure a "criminal act," punished officials, and quickly ordered repairs. This incident highlights North Korea's focus on building a strong navy, potentially with nuclear weapons.
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A new North Korean warship capsized during its launch last month.
There were no injuries, and the ship's damage was minor.
Kim Jong Un condemned the incident and called it a "criminal act."
Four officials were arrested following the ship's capsizing.
The warship is part of North Korea's effort to develop a nuclear-armed navy.
Kim Jong Un prioritizes modernizing the navy as part of his military strategy.
North Korea's navy is small compared to those of South Korea, Japan, and the U.S.
Kim's decision to publicize the failure is part of a new strategy to be more open about such incidents.
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The conflict in Sudan involves the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), with no side gaining a clear victory. The fighting has displaced millions, leading to hunger and suffering. The situation is worsened by strategic alliances and accusations of foreign involvement.
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Over half of Sudan's 45 million people have been displaced by the ongoing conflict.
The Sudanese Armed Forces recently recaptured central Khartoum but their offensive soon stalled.
The RSF, led by Gen Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, attacked Port Sudan with drones, which the UAE is accused of supplying, though the UAE denies this.
The RSF has formed an alliance with rebel leader Abdel Aziz al-Hilu to potentially open new supply routes to Ethiopia.
The city of el-Fasher in North Darfur is under siege by the RSF, causing severe food shortages.
Human rights groups have accused the RSF of committing atrocities against ethnic groups in Darfur.
The RSF recently captured strategic locations on the Libyan border, allegedly with support from Libyan forces.
Sudanese civilians, once united in protests against former leader Omar al-Bashir, are now divided among different factions involved in the conflict.
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Iranians in Tehran are experiencing fear and confusion after unexpected attacks by Israel. Many residents are trying to leave the city, facing long lines and lack of safe shelters, while over 220 people have died since the attacks began.
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Israel attacked Iran's capital, Tehran, suddenly on a Friday morning.
Long lines have formed at petrol stations and bakeries as people try to leave Tehran.
More than 220 Iranians, including women and children, have died according to Iranian authorities.
Israeli authorities report that Iranian missiles have killed at least 24 people in Israel.
Tehran residents lack warning systems and shelters, unlike in Israel.
Iran's government suggests sheltering in mosques and metro stations.
Many Iranians distrust the government's ability to protect them.
Some university exams in Tehran are postponed, and people are staying indoors due to fear.
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Consumer Reports tested 51 sunscreens and named the best ones for 2025, with a kids’ sunscreen topping the list. Experts recommend using lotion sunscreens because you can see how much you apply, and advise applying sunscreen every day, not just in summer.
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Consumer Reports tested 51 different sunscreens in the lab.
The top-rated sunscreen was made for kids.
Best lotion sunscreens include Coppertone Water Babies SPF 50 and La Roche-Posay Anthelios Kids SPF 50.
Lotion sunscreen is preferred over spray because it’s easier to control and safer to avoid breathing it in.
There are two main types of sunscreen: chemical, which absorbs UV rays, and mineral, which blocks them physically.
Consumer Reports does not test sunscreens with SPF below 30.
People should apply a teaspoon of sunscreen to each body part and reapply every two hours, especially after swimming or sweating.
Sunscreen should be worn every day between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., year-round, to protect from UV rays.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) reported that recent attacks did not cause further damage to key Iranian nuclear sites beyond what was initially observed. Israel claimed responsibility for the attacks, stating they were meant to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons, while Iran maintained that its nuclear program is peaceful.
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The IAEA confirmed no additional damage to Iran's Natanz nuclear facilities after Israel's reported attacks.
One above-ground facility at Natanz was destroyed, but the underground sites showed no physical attack.
Four buildings at the Isfahan site were damaged, including a uranium conversion plant.
The underground Fordo enrichment plant showed no visible damage, despite reported attacks.
Israel claimed the strikes aimed to prevent Iran from producing nuclear weapons.
Iran argued its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes and condemned the Israeli actions.
The IAEA found no change in off-site radiation levels at affected sites.
IAEA urged all parties to avoid actions that could escalate tensions or risk environmental harm.
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Armed men killed the mayor of San Mateo Piñas, Mexico, in an attack during a meeting. Two police officers were also hurt, and the attackers escaped. Authorities are investigating the motive and searching for the gunmen.
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The mayor, Lilia Gema García Soto, was killed during a meeting with another local official.
Four armed men arrived on motorcycles and carried out the attack.
Two municipal police officers were injured in the shooting.
This incident is part of a pattern where local officials are targeted by criminal gangs.
García Soto is the second mayor killed in Oaxaca state this year.
The governor of Oaxaca condemned the attack and promised justice.
State and federal agents are working to find the gunmen.
Violence against politicians in Mexico has risen, especially before elections.
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People in Barcelona are protesting against the large number of tourists visiting their city. They say that the high number of visitors is making it difficult for locals to afford living there, as housing prices are increasing and locals feel pushed out.
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Protesters in Barcelona told tourists to "Go Home" and squirted water at people in cafés.
Tourism is a major part of Spain's economy, and Barcelona is a very popular spot.
Protesters want to slow down the growth of tourism, not stop it completely.
Some signs in the protest highlighted issues like high rents caused by accommodations like AirBnB.
More than 15 million tourists visited Barcelona last year, greatly exceeding the city's local population.
Residents, including elderly people like Pepi Viu, face eviction due to rising rental prices.
Local authorities plan to ban short-term tourist rentals starting in 2028.
Some landlords, like Jesus Pereda, argue they are unfairly blamed for rising rent prices.
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The family of Zambia's former President Edgar Lungu and the government have agreed on funeral arrangements after his death in South Africa at age 68. The arrangements include a state funeral presided over by the current President Hakainde Hichilema, despite initial disputes due to Lungu's personal wishes.
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Edgar Lungu, former President of Zambia, died in South Africa at age 68 after an undisclosed illness.
Lungu led Zambia from 2015 to 2021 and lost the 2021 election to Hakainde Hichilema.
Lungu's family initially did not want Hichilema at the funeral, but an agreement was reached for Hichilema to preside.
Lungu's body will be flown to Lusaka, Zambia's capital, on a private charter plane and given full military honors.
His body will lie in state at his residence and later at a conference center for public viewing.
A state funeral is scheduled for June 22, and Lungu will be buried the following day at Embassy Park.
Lungu's family apologized for delays but emphasized the importance of honoring his wishes.
Lungu was barred from running for president again after serving two terms, but remained politically influential.
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A police officer in Tasmania, Australia, was shot and killed while serving a warrant to repossess a house. During the incident, another officer shot back, injuring the suspect who later surrendered and received medical treatment.
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A 57-year-old police officer was shot dead in Tasmania while serving a warrant.
The shooting happened in North Motton, near Ulverstone, on a Monday morning.
Another officer returned fire and injured the suspect's hand.
The suspect was taken to the hospital for treatment and later surrendered.
Tasmania Police said there is no ongoing threat to the public.
A crime scene was set up, and the coroner was informed.
The police officer who died had served the community for 25 years.
Investigations are ongoing, and well-being support is provided to those affected.
Strict gun laws in Australia make such shootings rare.
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Investigators found the cockpit voice recorder from an Air India plane that crashed shortly after take-off from Ahmedabad, killing at least 270 people. This voice recorder is a crucial part of the investigation to figure out the cause of the crash, alongside the previously recovered flight data recorder. Authorities from India, the US, and the UK are working together on the investigation.
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The crashed plane was a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner heading to London from Ahmedabad.
The crash killed at least 270 people, mostly passengers, and more than 90 victims have been identified through DNA tests.
Investigators recovered both the cockpit voice recorder and the flight data recorder, which are critical tools in air crash investigations.
India's Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) is leading the investigation, with help from US and UK teams.
The US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is carrying out a separate investigation as the aircraft was American-made.
A committee set up by the Indian government will deliver a preliminary report on the crash within three months and suggest new safety procedures.
The plane struck a building near the airport shortly after take-off, killing nearly all passengers and crew, and causing additional casualties on the ground.
The identification process for victims is ongoing, with many bodies burned, making it slow and difficult.
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A man named Vance Luther Boelter was arrested in Minnesota after a large two-day search. He is suspected of killing a Democratic state lawmaker, Melissa Hortman, and her husband, as well as shooting State Senator John Hoffman and his wife. Boelter was found with a car linked to the crime and gave himself up without any violence.
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Vance Luther Boelter is a suspect in the killings of a state lawmaker and her husband in Minnesota.
The arrest took place after a two-day manhunt, described as the largest in Minnesota history.
Boelter is also accused of shooting Senator John Hoffman and his wife, who survived.
Boelter was armed but surrendered peacefully when he was caught by police.
Investigators found a car he reportedly used, which led them to his location.
A list of "targets" was found in the car, but officials did not call it a manifesto.
State authorities notified officials in nearby states because of the list.
No officers were harmed during Boelter's arrest.
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Iran launched air strikes on central Israel, resulting in five deaths and several injuries. Since the recent escalation of tensions, a total of 19 people in Israel and 224 people in Iran have died from attacks by both countries.
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Iran launched air strikes on central Israel.
Five people died, and many were hurt in these strikes.
Israel's national emergency service provided these casualty numbers.
Video footage shows explosions and damage in cities like Tel Aviv and Haifa.
Since Friday, the conflict has resulted in 19 deaths in Israel.
In Iran, 224 people have died since the escalation began.
Both countries have been attacking each other in this conflict.
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President Donald Trump has ordered an increase in the detention and deportation of migrants in the United States, particularly targeting cities like Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York. This decision comes amid ongoing protests against his immigration policies, with demonstrations occurring across the country.
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President Trump wants to expand efforts to detain and deport migrants throughout the U.S.
He mentioned specific cities as targets, including Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York.
Protests against his immigration policies have been happening nationwide since June 6.
Trump faced legal challenges and criticism for using the military in response to protests.
He called on various federal agencies to use all resources to support these deportation efforts.
Trump emphasized focusing on "sanctuary cities," which do not fully cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.
Opinion polls showed support for his deportation policy, but protests have increased since the policy expanded.
Recently, immigration officials were directed to pause raids on certain workplaces like farms and restaurants.
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