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New York Times — World

Pope Leo to Release Encyclical on Artificial Intelligence

Pope Leo is set to release an encyclical that will address artificial intelligence, a central theme of his first year as pontiff. This document aims to outline the Church's perspective on the societal implications of AI.

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Fox News — Latest

Suicide Bombing in Pakistan Kills 23 and Injures 70

A suicide bombing in Quetta, Pakistan, on Sunday killed at least 23 people and injured around 70 others. The Balochistan Liberation Army claimed responsibility for the attack, which targeted a passenger train carrying security personnel. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif condemned the act, while local officials alleged foreign support for the attackers.

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Politico

Technology Firms Present AI Perspectives to the Vatican

Technology firms and diplomats have been making presentations to Vatican officials regarding artificial intelligence ahead of Pope Leo XIV's first encyclical. The discussions aim to address the role and impact of AI in society.

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Guardian — US

Trump Defends Proposed Iran Deal Amid Republican Criticism

President Trump defended his proposed deal with Iran on May 24, 2026, amid criticism from Republican party members who described it as a disaster. Trump claimed that his agreement would be fundamentally different from the previous deal established by Barack Obama.

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cbsnews.com

U.S. Intelligence Reports on Iran's Supreme Leader's Communication Challenges

U.S. intelligence reports that Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is in an undisclosed location with limited communication access, complicating negotiations with the Trump administration. Communication within the Iranian government has been slow, affecting responses to proposed agreements. Khamenei has not been seen publicly since the war began and is taking extensive precautions.

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poll.qu.edu

Poll Shows Low Approval Ratings for Trump's Economic Handling

A recent Quinnipiac University poll shows that only 33% of voters approve of President Trump's handling of the economy, the lowest rating of his presidency. Overall, 34% of voters approve of his job performance, with significant disapproval among Democrats and independents. The poll also highlights concerns about gas prices and domestic focus.

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internazionale.it

Venezuelan Inmates Protest on Prison Roof Amid Allegations of Abuse

Inmates at Barinas prison in Venezuela protested on the roof, demanding the removal of the prison director amid allegations of abuse and shootings by guards. The protest escalated when prison staff reportedly opened fire on the inmates. Family members clashed with National Guard officers outside the facility during the incident.

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yahoo.com

US President Trump Discusses Middle East Deal Negotiations

US President Donald Trump has instructed negotiators to take their time in reaching a Middle East deal, despite some progress indicated by both the US and Iran. Key issues remain unresolved, including the status of frozen Iranian assets. Regional leaders have expressed support for the negotiations, while military actions continue in Lebanon.

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BBC — Business

Moroccan Government Encourages Tourism in Western Sahara

The Moroccan government is seeking to increase tourism in Western Sahara, a territory it asserts ownership over. The initiative is aimed at drawing more Western holidaymakers to the area.

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New York Post

Iran peace deal to reopen Strait of Hormuz may take up to a week

A senior administration official reported that finalizing a peace deal with Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz could take up to a week. President Trump may opt out of the negotiations if Iran does not commit to his terms.

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Al Jazeera English

Cuba Receives Rice Shipment from China Amid Humanitarian Challenges

Cuba has acknowledged the receipt of a rice shipment from China while dealing with significant humanitarian challenges. The country is currently facing a fuel blockade that has affected the availability of essential supplies.

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