Trump calls on Putin to stop after Kyiv strikes
President Trump urged Vladimir Putin to stop the deadly missile and drone barrage on Kyiv, calling Russia's strikes unnecessary and noting 12 killed and 90 injured. He criticized Zelensky and reiterated a push for a peace deal while Crimea’s status remains a major hurdle.
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Measles risk rises with vaccination dips say Stanford study
Stanford researchers project millions of U S measles cases over 25 years if vaccination rates fall by 10 percent. A 5 percent rise could avert large outbreaks, while current declines threaten to make measles a common disease again according to the JAMA study led by Nathan Lo.
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Wall Street rally extends into third day on profits
Wall Street extended its rally as U S companies posted better than expected profits. The S&P 500 rose 2 percent and neared the yearly record, the Dow gained 486 points, and the Nasdaq jumped 2.7 percent. Tech shares led with ServiceNow rising 15.5 percent after stronger first quarter results and an upbeat forecast.
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Life terms set for parade shooter Crimo III
In Waukegan Illinois Lake County Judge Victoria Rossetti sentenced 24 year old Robert Crimo III to seven life terms without parole for first degree murder and 50 years for 48 counts of attempted murder related to the July 4 2022 Independence Day parade shootings. Crimo did not attend the two day hearing as survivors and families testified to the horror and loss.
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Man dies after flight delays medical help in suit
A 62 year old man in medical crisis died after a flight crew delayed seeking medical aid until after landing and passengers disembarked. John William Cannon, traveling from Louisville to Durango with a Dallas stop, died amid a Colorado trip for a partner's memorial. The suit, filed in Denver federal court, cites delays by American Airlines and Envoy Air during the April 28 2023 journey.
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Israel Concedes Strike Killed UN Guesthouse Worker in Gaza
Israel said its tank fire caused the March 19 strike on a U.N guesthouse in Deir al Balah Gaza killing 51 year old Bulgarian aid worker Marin Marinov and wounding nine others including international staff. The attack prompted a downturn in U.N presence in the enclave.
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