Fierce European Storms Kill Eight Across Continent
Severe thunderstorms swept Europe killing eight and causing floods, collapsed houses, and damaged bridges from France to Poland. Italy declared emergency in the northeast, Austria deployed troops for floods, and Bavaria in Germany reported multiple deaths. A Corsica hiker died, a teenager and a child were killed by lightning in Sosnowiec, Poland, and a 5-year-old died after a falling branch in Piła.
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Columbine survivors visit Erfurt after school shooting
Columbine High School survivors traveled to Erfurt to share grief and solidarity after the April 26 killings at Johann Gutenberg Gymnasium. The Colorado group laid a wreath reading with love from Littleton, while meeting local leaders. officials declined meetings and offered no comment. Beth Nimmo urged patience in Erfurt’s recovery from tragedy.
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Jerusalem Holds First Gay Pride Parade Under Guard
About 2,500 marchers joined Jerusalem's first gay pride event under heavy police protection. The march, themed love without borders, drew supporters and some clashes with protesters as participants wore varied attire amid Jerusalem’s conservative mix of Orthodox Jews and Palestinians.
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