Syria assumes rotating UN Disarmament presidency in Geneva
Geneva hosts the United Nations Conference on Disarmament with Syria taking a four week rotating presidency amid Western protests. A German spokesman said the Assad regime has caused immeasurable suffering and lacks credibility to lead the conference. Syrian envoy Hussam Eddin Ala defends the move despite U.S. opposition. In Mali, violence rises as a Tuareg-led attack near Gao leaves casualties and ties to French anti jihadist operations. In Paris, Mamoudou Gassama, a Malian immigrant, rescues a child from a four story balcony, earning national hero status as Macron and Hidalgo pledge support.
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Missing 39 year old in Md flood in Ellicott City
Eddison Hermond of Severn, a National Guard member and U S Air Force veteran, remains missing after flash flooding tore through Ellicott City downtown. He was last seen helping a woman rescue a cat as floodwaters swept the area near La Palapa Grill. Governor Hogan declared a statewide emergency as authorities assess wreckage and start a major restoration effort.
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Trump honors fallen heroes at Arlington Memorial Day service
President Donald Trump paid tribute at Arlington National Cemetery dedicating remarks to America's greatest heroes. He praised military figures like Bob Dole and remembered families such as Marine 2nd Lt. Robert M. Kelly, noting the shared sacrifice across generations and urging the nation to reflect on freedom and duty.
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Starbucks to close stores for anti-bias training nationwide
Starbucks launches a four hour, company wide anti bias training after arrests of two black men in Philadelphia. The program developed with the Perception Institute NAACP Legal Defense Fund and other groups aims to raise awareness of implicit bias through discussions and a documentary, with participation from executives and rapper Common.
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