At least one person was killed and four were injured when a gunman fired at people from a vehicle west of Paris. A suspect is in custody, and France’s anti-terrorism prosecutor’s office is investigating.
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Meghan says she was told of allegations against her father in 2018 and kept him from her children to protect them. Thomas Markle denies possessing child sexual abuse images as Philippine authorities investigate.
Israeli forces killed two suspected gunmen near Hebron after a shooting that wounded at least five people. Netanyahu’s office then instructed security forces to cordon off the city and prepare for a West Bank closure.
Netanyahu instructed Israeli forces to close Hebron and prepare for a West Bank-wide lockdown after the military said it killed two Palestinians accused of an attack near the city. At least five Israeli soldiers were injured, two critically, according to Al Jazeera.
A fire that began on a grenade launcher range at an Alberta military base killed four soldiers and injured 39. Officials say a wind shift drove the flames into a training area; investigators are examining how the fire spread.
Trump says Musk restored Ukraine’s satellite access after speed limits disrupted military drones. Ukrainian officials say some restrictions persist, while responsibility for imposing them remains disputed.
A magnitude 7.0 earthquake in Tibet killed at least 16 people, injured 32 and collapsed more than 300 homes, according to Chinese state media. Authorities activated a level-II disaster response.
German prosecutors say a Ukrainian man arrested in Brandenburg gathered military intelligence while in contact with a Russian intelligence service. Chancellor Friedrich Merz warned that espionage activity in Germany remains high.