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6 injured after vehicle strikes pedestrians at Quebec festivalSociety

Quebec provincial police say six people were injured when a vehicle struck pedestrians early Saturday in St.-Tite, where a 10-day Western festival is taking place. The vehicle fled but was found in Quebec City about an hour later. A man in his 20s was arrested and will be questioned by investigators.

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B.C. family rescues exhausted baby bear swimming in Okanagan LakeSociety

A family boating on Okanagan Lake spotted a baby bear struggling in the middle of the water, apparently too exhausted to keep its head above the surface. They contacted the B.C. Conservation Service for advice and managed to rescue the cub.

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Russian drone shot down in NATO airspaceWorld

Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys warns of rising security risks after a Russian drone was shot down over Lithuanian territory.

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Germany’s top general elected chair of NATO Military CommitteePolitics

General Carsten Breuer, Germany’s Inspector General of the Bundeswehr and its chief military adviser to the government, was elected chair of NATO’s Military Committee in Copenhagen on Saturday. He is due to take up the position in summer 2027 as the NATO secretary-general’s main military adviser.

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Greenlanders, Danes react to latest agreement between Greenland, USPolitics

The United States appears to have reached an agreement with Denmark on security in Greenland and the North Atlantic. Greenland’s government and the Danish prime minister’s office confirmed the deal, which is expected to be signed during next week’s UN General Assembly, though its terms remain undisclosed. Donald Trump said it gives the US “permanent control over security” in Greenland at no cost.

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Rubio says Greenland deal ‘PERMANENTLY’ resolves security concernsPolitics

Fox News correspondent Alex Hogan reports that President Donald Trump’s security deal with Denmark and Greenland expands the U.S. military presence and is intended to keep adversaries out of the Arctic territory. Rubio says the agreement ‘PERMANENTLY’ resolves security concerns.

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What visuals reveal about events in the Strait of HormuzWorld

Victoria Beaule of ABC News’ visual verification team joins ABC News Live to explain how she and her colleagues analyze data and satellite imagery to verify reports and news events around the world.

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Russia helps Iran, Houthis launch drone at Mecca and more | Experts on IranWorld

This week’s Iran war developments included a downed and rescued airman speaking out, a Houthi attack on Saudi Arabia and reports that Russia is helping Iran fight the US with spy satellites. CNN asked experts about these and other events, including the canceled talks on reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

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Bolivia’s Tilcayo leopard is first new cat species identified in over a centuryScience

Scientists have identified a previously unknown small, spotted cat at a wildlife sanctuary in Bolivia, where a local family had cared for it for years. The discovery, reported in Current Biology, is the first naming and description of a new living wild cat species in more than a century.

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6 injured after vehicle strikes pedestrians at Quebec festivalSociety

Six people were hurt when a vehicle struck pedestrians early Saturday at the Festival Western de Saint-Tite in Quebec. Police later found the vehicle in the Quebec City region and arrested a man in his 20s.

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Trump Reignites Kennedy Center FightPolitics

President Donald Trump’s plans for the Kennedy Center are facing legal roadblocks as questions grow over the landmark’s future. The escalating battle centers on one of Washington’s most iconic cultural institutions.

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CNN, MS NOW and Politico reporters denied White House access after Trump banPolitics

Reporters from CNN, MS NOW and Politico were turned away from the White House on Saturday, one day after President Donald Trump announced a ban on the outlets over coverage he called “fake news.” The organizations say they will defend their First Amendment rights.

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US-Denmark deal changes little about Greenland security, expert saysPolitics

U.S. President Donald Trump says he has reached a deal with Denmark to strengthen the American military presence in Greenland. He says the agreement will immediately increase U.S. troop numbers there. International relations expert Jack Cunningham discusses the deal’s implications and whether it amounts to a win for Trump.

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