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Supreme Court weighs climate change casePolitics

The U.S. Supreme Court is considering a Colorado case against major oil companies. ABC News’ Devin Dwyer and the executive director of a Colorado environmental research group discuss the case.

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US monitoring reported pneumonic plague case in Russia and other top storiesHealth

Russia’s Irkutsk region launched anti-epidemic measures after an employee of a plague institute died, while the US is monitoring a reported case of pneumonic plague there. Other top stories include an NFL referee dispute, Iran’s economic crisis, Brazil’s presidential runoff and Gatorade’s recall of more than 120,000 cases over undeclared food dyes.

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‘We won’t stop this fight’: Nationwide student protests continue in FranceSociety

At least 400 schools in France were closed Monday as nationwide student protests continued over poor school and classroom conditions, overcrowding and teacher shortages. The demonstrations became violent last week, leaving dozens injured and leading to hundreds of arrests after schools were blocked and unrest spread through the streets.

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How is the U.S. intervening in the Alberta referendum?Politics

An investigation by the Globe and Mail found that GOP members negotiated with leaders of Alberta’s separatist movement, offering support for the province’s independence in return for access to assets including fresh water and oil. Power & Politics speaks with the paper’s Alberta correspondent and the mayors of Calgary and Edmonton.

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Housing protest boost prompts Spain’s left-wing leader to call snap electionPolitics

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has announced snap elections after center-right and far-right lawmakers defeated a package aimed at tackling the country’s worsening housing crisis. Support for the measures had boosted Sanchez’s popularity as scandals damaged the reputation of his Socialist Party.

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FlyDubai co-pilot planned 9/11-style terror attackWorld1:47

A Middle East official told NBC News that the FlyDubai co-pilot who stabbed the captain had planned to fly the aircraft into Tel Aviv’s airport, but heroic passengers intervened and stopped the attack.

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Deadly school bus crash in FloridaSociety

A horrific school bus crash in Florida this morning killed two people, including a high school student. More than 30 students were aboard, leaving the community grieving.

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Cornell students protest handling of 2024 rape allegationsSociety

Outrage is growing on Cornell’s campus as students protest the university’s handling of 2024 sexual assault allegations. NBC News reports that disciplinary action was taken against seven men involved in the allegations.

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US Moves Bombers From UK Airbase as Threats LingerWorld

Sen. Mark Warner says the Senate Intelligence Committee was not briefed on US bombers leaving a UK base. He also says lawmakers are not receiving regular updates on the conflict with Iran.

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Sources: FlyDubai suspect wanted to attack Israel’s biggest airportWorld

An Israeli official and a source familiar with the matter said the alleged hijacker of a Flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv likely intended to target Ben Gurion Airport, Israel’s main international gateway. The suspect, co-pilot Hamam al-Hammami, was restrained by the captain and several passengers, who regained control of the plane.

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Missing for 22 years: B.C. man's body found in Kootenay RiverSociety

Frank Davis disappeared from Creston, B.C., 22 years ago, leaving his family without answers. Divers from Adventures with Purpose found his car upside down beneath the Kootenay River near Creston, with his remains inside.

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Supreme Court Starts New Term as Latino Voters Move Away From GOPPolitics

The U.S. Supreme Court has returned for a new term, with cases involving voting access and President Trump’s immigration crackdown. The conservative-majority court largely upheld Trump’s agenda last term but rejected some key priorities. Latino voters backed Trump in 2024, yet the GOP is now losing favor among them.

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Who are the top contenders for this year’s Nobel Peace Prize?World

The Nobel Peace Prize is due to be awarded Friday, with the politics surrounding this year’s decision potentially drawing almost as much attention as the prize itself. U.S. President Donald Trump is a betting-site favourite, while Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is also considered a contender. Experts say Trump’s influence and actions could affect the committee’s thinking, regardless of the choice.

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