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Washington Post — Business

Family of Cmdr. Job Price expresses concerns following his death

Cmdr. Job Price's death has been ruled a suicide, but his family has raised concerns about irregularities in the case. They have also expressed dissatisfaction with the lack of assistance from Trump insiders.

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NPR — Top Stories

Israeli airstrikes result in 9 deaths, including Lebanese army officers

Israeli airstrikes have led to the deaths of nine people, including members of the Lebanese army. The Israeli military is reviewing the incident, while Lebanon's President condemned the strike as a violation of sovereignty and international law.

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BBC — World

Ukrainian Drones Target St Petersburg in Attack

Ukrainian drones have attacked St Petersburg, prompting the regional governor to advise residents to remain indoors. This warning is the first of its kind since the beginning of the war, according to Russian officials.

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Guardian — US

Iran Targets US Bases in Gulf Following Exchange of Strikes

Iran has targeted Bahrain and Kuwait with ballistic missiles and drones following a series of exchanges with the US over the Gulf. Bahrain activated air raid sirens, while Kuwait's military intercepted the threats.

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bbc.com

Downing Street Responds to JD Vance's Comments on Henry Nowak's Murder

Downing Street has responded to JD Vance's comments linking the murder of Henry Nowak to immigration, stating that the victim's family does not want his death to be politicized. The case has sparked public outrage and calls for an independent review into the circumstances surrounding Nowak's death, as well as discussions on policing and immigration in the UK.

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Guardian — US

Louisiana Church Requests Prayers for Survivors of Clergy Abuse

St. Anthony of Padua Church in Luling, Louisiana, has shifted its focus from soliciting prayers for convicted priest Anthony Odiong to asking for prayers for survivors of clergy abuse. This change follows community backlash after Odiong's sentencing for sexual assault.

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New York Times — World

Pope Leo XIV to Visit Spain from June 6-12

Pope Leo XIV will visit Spain from June 6-12, 2026. This visit is notable as it is his first major trip to Europe since becoming pope in May 2025.

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New York Times — World

Ebola Cases Reported in East Africa

In May 2026, a young woman presumed to have died from Ebola was buried in Mongbwalu, the epicenter of the Ebola outbreak in East Africa. The situation raises questions about potential international responses, including from China.

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Washington Post — World

Pope Leo to Visit Spain Amid Political Polarization

Pope Leo's upcoming visit to Spain marks the first papal trip to the country in 15 years. He intends to discuss political polarization and promote the Catholic Church's advocacy for migrants and asylum seekers.

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Deutsche Welle

Politically-motivated crimes in Germany double over the past decade

A German newspaper reported that politically-motivated crimes have doubled over the past decade, with incidents of intimidation, hatred, and violence peaking in 2025. In light of this increase, Germany is set to partner with Mexico to combat drug gangs and organized crime.

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New York Post

Man dies following shark attack off Western Australia coast

A man was killed in a shark attack while fishing off the coast of Western Australia, as confirmed by local police. This incident is the third fatal shark attack reported in Australia in the last three weeks.

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