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North Korea fired a suspected ballistic missile from its eastern coast, prompting emergency meetings in South Korea and Japan. The move follows recent diplomatic developments involving the US and North Korea.
President Trump has banned CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from White House grounds, citing negative coverage. The move sparks constitutional concerns.
Houthi forces launched a series of missile and drone strikes against Saudi targets, including Riyadh and Aramco facilities. Saudi authorities reported intercepted threats and disrupted flights.
Italy reports rising cases of West Nile virus linked to warming climate and extended mosquito seasons. European countries are watching closely.
Russia conducts parliamentary elections in areas it annexed from Ukraine, drawing international condemnation and accusations of coercion.
The deal expands long-term U.S. military access in Greenland while keeping the Arctic territory under Danish sovereignty.
A shooting at a school in the southern Philippines left several people injured, with conflicting reports on casualties. Governor Reynaldo Tamayo provided updates on the incident.
Canada seeks closer ties with the European Union as Trump threatens tariffs and calls for more economic concessions.
A man who sprayed apple cider vinegar on Congresswoman Ilhan Omar has been sentenced to more than a year in prison. The attack occurred during a town hall event in Minneapolis.
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida leads a major cabinet reshuffle amid political and economic challenges, including strained ties with China and rising domestic costs.
The European Union is proposing new rules that would limit children's access to social media platforms. The plan has drawn reactions from leaders like Trump.
The family of Charlie Kirk has filed a lawsuit against Utah Valley University, alleging negligence in security during his fatal shooting.
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