Italy swears in Conte as populist coalition takes power
In Rome the new government led by Giuseppe Conte and 18 ministers takes the oath at the Quirinal Palace. President Sergio Mattarella approves a reshuffled cabinet after Savona moves to European affairs amid Sun observed tensions with the 5-Star Movement and League. Luigi Di Maio, now minister of labor and economic development, fronts the ceremony.
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Five die in romaine lettuce E coli outbreak spread
Health officials tie the outbreak to romaine lettuce grown in Yuma Arizona with 197 illnesses across 35 states and 89 hospitalizations. Four more deaths are reported including cases in Arkansas New York and Minnesota. The first illnesses began in March with most recent cases starting May 12.
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Trump Says North Korea Summit Back On In Singapore
President Trump on Friday confirmed the June 12 meeting with Kim Jong Un in Singapore, saying it could be a process rather than a single breakthrough. Gen. Kim Yong Chol met Trump and officials at the White House, and sanctions policy and denuclearization were discussed.
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Parkland seniors balance grief with activism before graduation
Parkland High graduates face loss and tough choices as they near commencement. Students like Chris Grady weigh Army service against protecting peers at home, while Tyra Hemans and Samantha Fuentes pursue college to honor friends and continue advocacy. Activism shapes futures amid grief, political mobilization, and a national conversation.
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Missouri governor signs revenge porn law before resignation
Missouri Governor Eric Greitens signed 77 laws hours before leaving office. The action included a new felony making nonconsensual distribution of private sexual images a crime. He also granted pardons and commutations while facing ongoing legal questions over a charity donor list.
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