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Deadly Kyiv blast raises questions over weapons storageWorld

A Russian drone strike on an ammunition storage site near Kyiv set off a massive secondary explosion, killing at least 37 people and damaging nearby homes and a care facility. Ukrainian authorities are investigating why explosive weapons were stored so close to residential areas, highlighting wartime logistics and security concerns.

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“Lake Ontario, now and forever”: Doug Ford unveils sign after Trump renames it Lake AmericaPolitics

After a week of trading barbs with Donald Trump over stalled trade talks and the U.S. president’s executive order renaming Lake Ontario “Lake America,” Ontario Premier Doug Ford unveiled a “Lake Ontario” sign bearing the words “Now and Always.” Ford said Trump could use any name he wanted, but the rest of the world would continue calling it Lake Ontario.

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At least 37 killed after Russian drone hits arms depot near KyivWorld

At least 37 people have died after a Russian drone struck an arms storage facility near residential areas on the outskirts of Kyiv. Stored shells, mines and drones exploded, destroying nearby homes and a care home for the elderly. Hundreds have been evacuated and rescuers are still working as the death toll could rise.

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Gunfire and explosions rock Niger capital during overnight military mutinyWorld

Niger’s military government says it is restoring control in Niamey after soldiers staged an overnight mutiny. The rebels attacked the international airport and areas near the presidential palace, and reportedly held several commanders hostage at a nearby military base. The unrest is described as the most serious internal military challenge yet to General Abdourahamane Tiani.

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Pope Leo leads water procession on Castelgandolfo lakeWorld

Pope Leo XIV led a procession across Castelgandolfo lake on Saturday, with thousands of pilgrims following by boat and from the shoreline. During Mass, he called on the faithful to embrace love, saying that only the path of love leads to life.

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Why is Latin America turning against migrants?World

After decades of welcoming people fleeing conflict, economic collapse and political repression, governments across Latin America are tightening immigration rules and increasingly presenting migration as a security and economic concern. Argentina has taken an especially restrictive line under Javier Milei, while Brazil continues to provide legal status and public services.

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Expert says he's 'NEVER SEEN' a judge do thisSociety

Speaking on Fox News Live, former FBI special agent James Gagliano weighed in on the interruption of Lindsay Clancy’s jury deliberations after jurors sought another look at the evidence.

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Ontario premier unveils Lake Ontario sign amid naming disputePolitics

Ontario Premier Doug Ford unveiled a large Lake Ontario sign and said the lake’s centuries-old name would remain unchanged. The move followed U.S. President Donald Trump’s renaming of it “Lake America” for use by the U.S. federal government.

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Nepal landslides leave communities cut off as rescuers struggle to reach survivorsWorld5:58

The search continues in Nepal after catastrophic landslides and flash floods killed at least 600 people and left thousands missing. Damaged roads and bridges have made some communities unreachable, while food, shelter, safe water and psychosocial support are among the most urgent needs.

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Carville makes major prediction about 2028Politics4:53

Democratic strategist James Carville joins “Saturday in America” to discuss far-left Senate candidates and New York Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez renewing her DSA membership ahead of a potential 2028 presidential campaign.

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Iceland votes on restarting European Union membership talksPolitics2:39

Icelanders are voting on whether to resume negotiations on joining the European Union. Pre-referendum polling showed a tightly divided electorate, making the outcome closely watched. The government says a rejection could settle the issue for a generation and suspend further EU membership debate for years.

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Rescue teams race to reach survivors after deadly Nepal floodsWorld

Matt Baden of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies discusses search-and-rescue operations after a deadly flash flood in Nepal. He describes the difficulties of reaching remote areas and getting emergency aid to survivors.

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How Trump’s ‘transactional’ presidency has affected U.S. alliancesPolitics7:32

The United States’ changing priorities under President Donald Trump have startled trading partners worldwide. Michael Ignatieff, an international-relations analyst and former leader of Canada’s Liberal Party, says Europe is watching closely.

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Nepal–China floods: Nearly 3,000 missing as rescue efforts continueWorld

The death and missing toll from devastating flash floods along the Nepal-China border continues to rise, with nearly 3,000 people missing across the two countries. Families are clinging to hope as growing anger over the rescue response increases pressure on authorities.

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New warship deployed, Trump’s son threatened and more: Experts on IranWorld

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the United States will target a complex network Iran built over years to help its entities evade Washington’s broad sanctions. The move comes after six months of war launched by the US and Israel, which has reached a stalemate amid the absence of a diplomatic resolution. Other developments include the deployment of the USS Theodore Roosevelt and Iran placing a bounty on President’s son Barron.

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Gold Star fathers honor sons killed in Kabul attackSociety

The fathers of Staff Sgt. Darin Taylor Hoover and Lance Cpl. Rylee McCollum describe how they preserve their sons’ memories five years after the Kabul airport attack.

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Icelanders vote on whether to resume EU membership talksPolitics

Iceland held a referendum Saturday on whether to restart negotiations to join the European Union, nearly 13 years after talks were abandoned. Supporters see membership as a possible economic safeguard, while opponents fear losing control of the country’s lucrative fishing waters.

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Trump announces US-Venezuela oil dealPolitics

President Trump announced a new oil agreement with Venezuela, saying it would give the United States majority control of more than 65 billion barrels of the country’s oil reserves.

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Nepal floods: Survivors struggle to access essential aidWorld

Survivors of Nepal’s devastating floods urgently need basic supplies, but destruction from the disaster has made it difficult for aid to reach many affected areas. At a UNICEF distribution centre in Kathmandu, essential items are being prepared for people in need.

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Search continues after Nepal-Tibet flood catastropheWorld

Three days after a huge surge of water and debris devastated a Himalayan valley on the Nepal-China border, rescue teams are still looking for hundreds of missing people. Entire villages have been destroyed, while survivors mourn and face questions about how to rebuild and what caused the deadly collapse.

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Sudan war: Displaced families struggle to access medical careWorld

Four years into Sudan’s war, displacement continues to reshape millions of lives. In El Obeid, families arriving at one of the country’s largest displacement camps face the added challenge of obtaining medical attention when needed as they try to rebuild after being forced from their homes.

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Kayleigh McEnany: This is a MASSIVE threatPolitics

Former U.S. ambassador to the EU Gordon Sondland discusses Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent urging G20 countries to impose more economic sanctions on Iran, and why Europe must choose between the United States and Iran.

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