Trump tariffs draw more than 50 countries into talks
U S officials said over 50 nations targeted by President Trump s tariffs reached out to begin negotiations. Markets tumbled as the higher rates take effect, with Treasury and White House aides stressing long term economic fundamentals while allies seek talks. Netanyahu and Meloni voiced mixed views as Vietnam and Israel also engaged.
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Floods Rise Across South and Midwest After Heavy Rain
Across the South and Midwest floods worsened as rivers rose, with Frankfort Kentucky reporting inundated streets and rising river levels near a record crest. The drive for utilities, evacuations, and widespread flight cancellations accompanied deadly flood events across multiple states.
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Houthis say U S strikes kill in Yemen capital
The Houthi health ministry says suspected U S airstrikes hit a home in Sanaa, killing at least four people and injuring 16, with earlier reports from the group noting two dead and nine wounded. A video aired by al Masirah showed a building collapse after a strike.
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Kinshasa floods kill 22 and halt airport access
Major flooding in Kinshasa has killed at least 22 people and cut off access to over half the city and its main airport. Walls collapsed causing most deaths, while officials say the main road to the airport is reopening for light traffic and will be fully open within 72 hours.
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Second child dies in Texas measles outbreak
U S Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr visited the Texas outbreak epicenter on Sunday as a funeral was held for a second unvaccinated child who died from a measles illness. Kennedy said he would work to control the outbreak and offered condolences in Gaines County.
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Judge calls deportation of man wholly lawless
U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis ruled that arresting Kilmar Abrego Garcia and sending him to El Salvador was wholly lawless. The judge noted little evidence tying him to MS-18 and cited a 2019 ban by an immigration judge on deporting him to El Salvador amid risk of gang persecution.
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Israeli strikes kill 32 in Gaza amid renewed conflict
Health officials say at least 32 people died in Gaza including over a dozen women and children as Netanyahu heads to Washington to meet Trump. Hamas claims responsibility for rocket fire as Israel resumes war and blocks aid, with strikes hitting Deir al Balah Khan Younis and Ashkelon.
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Pope makes surprise Vatican appearance at Jubilee Mass
Pope Francis made an unannounced entrance to St. Peter's Square in a wheelchair during a Jubilee Mass for the sick and health workers. It was his first public appearance at the Vatican since leaving hospital two weeks earlier after a pneumonia scare. Crowds cheered as his image appeared on a large screen and he was brought toward the altar through the Holy Door.
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