North Korea advances mobile ICBM plan amid sanctions talks
The Pentagon says North Korea is developing a road mobile KN-08 ICBM with an estimated range over 3400 miles and six launchers, potentially reaching much of the continental United States. The report notes the weapon’s threat depends on successful development and cites joint efforts with South Korea and the United States on interceptors.
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Pope Francis meets Patriarch Kirill in Cuba in historic unity bid
Pope Francis crossed the Atlantic to Cuba and met Patriarch Kirill of Moscow in the first encounter of heads of the Roman Catholic and Russian Orthodox churches. They spoke of unity and the future of Christianity as they began a dialogue aimed at easing East West religious tensions. The pope then travels to Mexico City to support migrants amid violence and corruption.
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Two Teens Killed in Arizona High School Shooting
Two 15 year old girls died Friday in a shooting at Independence High School in Glendale Arizona. Investigators say it was limited to the two students and a gun was found nearby. It is not yet clear if the deaths are homicides or self inflicted.
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Pause in Syria violence stalls amid hurdles and airstrikes
Diplomats push for a temporary cease fire in Syria as Russia vows to keep air campaigns and government leaflets urging rebels to surrender. The plan, set to start in a week, faces a fragile path with Aleppo encirclement and Nusra Front losses. Kerry warned the pause is only a pause and hinges on all sides honoring commitments.
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Brazil official links Zika to birth defects in firm stance
Brazil health minister Marcelo Castro said authorities are "absolutely sure" Zika causes microcephaly and defended slow investigations as health workers prepare a nationwide campaign to inspect 3 million homes across 350 cities. He cited unanimous government research while noting more studies are needed on other factors.
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