Ten dead in racist Tops supermarket shooting in Buffalo
An 18 year old gunman in military gear opened fire at Tops Friendly Market in Buffalo New York, livestreaming the attack from a helmet camera. Ten people were killed and three others wounded before he surrendered after being talked down by officers. Authorities said the attack was racially motivated and targeted a Black neighborhood.
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Justice Department
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Erica Pugh- Mathews
Abortion rights rallies ignite nationwide protests over Roe fate
Across the United States supporters gathered at hundreds of marches expressing fury at a potential end to Roe v. Wade. In Washington DC crowds near the Washington Monument heard speeches before marching to the Supreme Court as fences went up. Meanwhile a separate Miami area crash left six injured when a small plane struck a bridge and an SUV, with three aboard the plane and three aboard the SUV sustaining injuries.
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Putin warns Finland against NATO bid
Russian President Vladimir Putin cautioned Finnish leader Sauli Niinistö that pursuing NATO membership could harm Russian Finnish ties. The Kremlin said Finland’s shift from neutrality would be an error with no security threats justifying it and would strain decades of cooperation. Niinistö had told Putin Finland would decide on NATO membership in the coming days.
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Maine
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Texas
Judge blocks part of Alabama law on transgender medication
A federal judge blocked the Alabama law that made prescribing puberty blockers and hormones to transgender minors a felony. The preliminary injunction delays enforcement as a lawsuit proceeds, with Gov. Ivey calling it a temporary roadblock and opponents arguing it intrudes on family medical decisions.
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