Mass shootings in three states kill two and wound 30 including children
Gun violence across Austin Chicago and Savannah leaves two dead and thirty injured in mass shootings. In Austin two suspects sought after a crowd filled pedestrian street. Chicago victim counts and shooter IDs pending. Savannah two killed seven wounded including an 18 month old and a 13 year old. Authorities link Savannah incident to ongoing group dispute as COVID restrictions ease. Authorities warn violence could rise this summer amid easing pandemic safeguards and social activity.
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Biden to name Pulse Nightclub a national memorial
President Biden plans to sign a bill naming Pulse Nightclub in Orlando a national memorial on the fifth anniversary of the mass shooting that killed 49 and wounded 53. He urged stronger gun control and highlighted harms to LGBTQ communities, especially transgender women of color.
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Bezos spaceflight auction winner tops 28 million
A $28 million winning bid for a seat on Blue Origin's first crewed New Shepard flight was announced after a weekend online auction. The winner's name will be revealed closer to the July 20 flight from West Texas, which marks the 52nd anniversary of Apollo 11.
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Delta flight diverted after unruly passenger attack
Delta Flight 1730 bound from Los Angeles to Atlanta diverted to Oklahoma City after an unruly passenger assaulted two flight attendants and issued terroristic threats. Passengers and an off duty pilot helped detain him. he was taken to hospital. FBI to handle the case.
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Saudi Arabia limits Hajj to 60,000 pilgrims this year
The Saudi Hajj and Umrah Ministry announced via the Saudi Press Agency that this year’s pilgrimage will be limited to no more than 60,000 participants all from inside the kingdom due to the coronavirus pandemic. Ages 18 to 65 and vaccination required. The move follows a severely reduced Hajj last year to protect health and safety.
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Early voting in New York tests ranked choice system
New Yorkers queued to cast the first ballots as early voting began in the crowded mayoral race. Voters used ranked choice for up to five candidates, with some expressing confusion while others praised the convenience and speed of the process at an elementary school polling site.
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