Terror attack injures six at Boulder mall
Six people were wounded in a suspected terror attack at Pearl Street pedestrian mall in downtown Boulder Colorado. Mohamed Sabry Soliman 45 was detained after using a makeshift flamethrower during a protest for hostages in Gaza.
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Deadly Gaza aid rush kills at least 31 in Rafah
At least 31 Palestinians were killed and more than 170 wounded as crowds moved toward an aid site in Rafah Gaza Strip. Witnesses say Israeli forces fired near dawn about 1100 yards from the site. Israel denies targeting civilians. ICRC said 179 casualties arrived at its Rafah field hospital, including women and children. World Food Program head Cindy McCain and UNRWA chief Philippe Lazzarini condemned the violence. Israeli military chief Zamir ordered more aid sites and expanded ground operations in parts of Gaza.
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Fires force large evacuations across Manitoba and Saskatchewan
More than 25,000 residents in three provinces have fled wildfires as Manitoba reports a state of emergency. About 17,000 evacuated in Manitoba, 1,300 in Alberta, and 8,000 in Saskatchewan. Firefighting crews from provinces and U.S. states, including Alaska, Oregon and Arizona, battle spreading blazes while air quality worsens along the border. The Flin Flon area reports evacuation of over 5,000 residents and Cranberry Portage near power outages and a mandatory order for about 600.
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Poland vote runoff tight as exit polls show near tie
Poland exit polls from the presidential runoff indicate a statistical dead heat between liberal Warsaw mayor Rafal Trzaskowski and conservative historian Karol Nawrocki. An early poll favored Trzaskowski, but a late poll put Nawrocki at 50.7 percent to 49.3 percent. results remain unclear amid a cautious margin of error.
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Kano bridge crash kills 22 athletes returning from festival
A bus with over 30 passengers veered off Chiromawa Bridge on the Kano Zaria expressway in Kano state killing at least 22 athletes returning from the Nigerian National Sports Festival in Ogun. The driver reportedly lost control. several others injured. Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf confirmed the toll and ongoing investigations.
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Ukraine says it destroyed over 40 Russian planes before peace talks
Ukraine reports that its security service destroyed more than 40 Russian aircraft deep inside Russia ahead of Istanbul peace talks. The operation named Web involved 117 drones and was supervised by President Zelenskyy. Russia confirmed strikes on bases in Irkutsk Murmansk Amur Ivanovo and Ryazan regions.
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