Royal baby born in Windsor weighing seven pounds three ounces
Meghan and Prince Harry announce the birth of a baby boy in Windsor at 5 26 am. The infant weighs 7 pounds 3 ounces and is seventh in line to the throne. Harry says he is incredibly proud and plans to share the name in coming days. The couple note the birth may be private and a photo may come later. Meghan's mother and Diana's family were informed, while crowds cheer outside Windsor Castle. Prime Minister May offers congratulations.
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Ex-Trump attorney Cohen arrives at Otisville prison
Former Trump fixer Michael Cohen headed to the Federal Correctional Institution Otisville to begin a three year sentence for campaign finance crimes linked to hush money. He told reporters there remains much to be told and urged a future country free of xenophobia and lies. His spokesman said Cohen will cooperate with authorities, though prosecutors have not sought further information.
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Gaza ceasefire nets end to deadly fighting in south
Israel lifts protective restrictions in the south as Hamas reports a mutual truce brokered by Egypt. Hamas spokesman credits mediators from Qatar and the U.N. while warning of continued pressure to lift Gaza blockades. Netanyahu cautions patience as daily life returns to normal. The fighting left 25 dead in Gaza and four civilians in Israel.
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Residents face loss as Florence floods New Bern homes
Rose recalls a hurricane strike that left his 1890s house uninhabitable after two feet of water, mold, and termite damage. Colleen Myers evacuated from a totaled Riverside home and found a rental, praising FEMA and Red Cross. Bill Winter and son wait to elevate and remodel their High Street house after seven feet of water in the Neuse flood, with many neighbors staying.
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