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An exhibition in Marseille is showing 300 photos of Gaza taken from the 1940s to the 1970s. The photos were taken by Kegham Djeghalian Sr, who opened the first photo studio in Gaza in 1944.
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The exhibition is held in the city of Marseille.
It features 300 photographs from Gaza.
The photos date from the 1940s through the 1970s.
Kegham Djeghalian Sr was the photographer.
He opened Gaza’s first photo studio in 1944.
The studio started operating four years before the Nakba (the 1948 Palestinian displacement).
The photos show life in Gaza during a time earlier than many recent conflicts.
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Mohamad Saaydoun, who lost a limb, is living in a temporary camp in Beirut after being forced to move several times because of the recent Israel-Hezbollah war. Over 1.6 million people in Lebanon have been displaced due to ongoing Israeli attacks.
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Mohamad Saaydoun is an amputee affected by the recent war between Israel and Hezbollah.
He has been displaced multiple times during the conflict.
Saaydoun now lives in a temporary camp in central Beirut.
The conflict has caused damage to his home and loss of his income.
More than 1.6 million people in Lebanon have been forced to leave their homes.
The displacement is a result of continuing Israeli attacks in the region.
The situation highlights the challenges faced by vulnerable people during the war.
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized Alberta’s key role in the country’s economy amid a planned vote on whether Alberta should hold a referendum about separating from Canada. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced a referendum to decide if separation talks should begin, following a court blocking a direct separation vote due to concerns about Indigenous consultation.
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Alberta will hold a referendum on whether to proceed with a vote about separating from Canada.
The decision follows a court blocking a previous petition for a separation vote because Indigenous groups were not consulted.
Premier Danielle Smith opposes separation but disagrees with the court ruling that blocked the vote.
A petition by the group Stay Free Alberta collected over 300,000 signatures supporting a separation vote.
Another group, Forever Canada, gathered more than 400,000 signatures supporting Alberta staying in Canada.
The referendum question asks if Alberta should remain a Canadian province or start the legal process for separation.
Polls show most Albertans do not support independence, but the vote could increase political division in Canada.
Prime Minister Carney highlighted cooperation with Alberta and plans to fast-track an oil pipeline to the West Coast.
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Prime Video has released the first teaser for "Vought Rising," a prequel to the series "The Boys." The show takes place in the 1950s and explores the early days of Vought International and the origins of superheroes, known as Supes. "Vought Rising" will debut on Prime Video in 2027.
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"Vought Rising" is a prequel series to "The Boys," set in the 1950s.
The story shows how Vought International and the superheroes began.
The prequel features superheroes who start in the military before moving to the private sector.
Jensen Ackles returns as Ben/Soldier Boy, with Aya Cash also reprising her role as Stormfront.
Other cast members include Mason Dye, Will Hochman, Elizabeth Posey, Ethan Slater, KiKi Layne, and more.
"Vought Rising" follows the end of "The Boys" fifth season, which concluded with a final battle between Homelander and Butcher.
Another spinoff, "The Boys: Mexico," is also planned.
The show will premiere in 2027 exclusively on Prime Video.
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The Pentagon has released a new group of files about UFOs, including more than 40 videos that lawmakers asked for. NewsNation plans to study these files and offer their analysis.
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The Pentagon made a new set of UFO files public.
These files include over 40 videos related to UFO sightings.
Lawmakers had requested these videos.
NewsNation will review the files.
NewsNation will provide analysis based on the files.
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Haiti faces a growing problem with armed gangs recruiting many children, with numbers increasing sharply in 2025. A new United Nations-backed security force is being deployed to try to reduce gang control, but thousands of children remain trapped in violent groups, and their future is uncertain.
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Haiti’s gangs nearly tripled their recruitment of children in 2025.
Between 30% and 50% of gang members are estimated to be minors.
A UN-backed multinational gang suppression force (GSF) started deployment and should reach 5,500 personnel by October 2026.
The roots of gang power trace back to early 2000s political conflicts and the withdrawal of the UN mission in 2017.
The assassination of President Jovenel Moïse in 2021 worsened the country’s political crisis and gang influence.
Haiti has a very young population, with about 45% under 18 years old.
Poverty and lack of jobs push many children to join gangs, which offer meals and small salaries.
At least 26 gangs operate in Port-au-Prince and surrounding areas, many involved in child trafficking.
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Taiwan is worried that the United States delaying a $14 billion arms deal could make its defenses weaker and hurt trust in US support. President Donald Trump has suggested that arms sales might be used as a bargaining tool in talks with China.
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The US has delayed a $14 billion arms package meant for Taiwan.
Taiwan fears this delay could harm its defense capabilities.
The delay may also reduce Taiwan’s trust in US backing.
President Donald Trump indicated arms sales could be used to negotiate with China.
The situation raises concerns about US commitment to Taiwan’s security.
William Yang, an expert from the International Crisis Group, has commented on these issues.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin promised to retaliate after a drone strike hit a student dormitory in Starobilsk, eastern Ukraine, killing six people and injuring 39. Ukraine’s military said it attacked the headquarters of a Russian drone unit in the same town and claimed they followed international law, while Russia denied military targets were nearby.
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The attack happened overnight in Starobilsk, Luhansk region, an area controlled by Russia.
Six people died, 39 were injured, and 15 were missing after the drone strike on the dormitory.
Putin said the attack used 16 drones in three waves and ordered the military to prepare a response.
Russian local officials showed photos of the damaged building and rescue efforts.
Ukraine’s military confirmed carrying out the strike against the Rubicon drone unit’s headquarters.
Ukraine accused Russian forces of regularly targeting civilians and infrastructure.
Ukrainian President Zelensky reported a separate attack on the FSB headquarters in southern Ukraine with around 100 Russian casualties.
Russia denies deliberately targeting civilians, while Ukraine accuses Russia of such attacks since 2022.
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In Colombia's Catatumbo region, drones carrying explosives regularly fly over communities, causing fear among residents. The number of drone attacks has increased sharply, with hundreds of people killed or injured in 2025 as the country faces ongoing conflict involving armed groups.
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Drones, some carrying explosives, frequently fly over Colombia’s Catatumbo region near the Venezuelan border.
The sound of drones causes fear, especially among children like Sandra Montoya’s son.
Colombia’s Ministry of Defence reported 8,395 weaponized drone attacks in 2025.
Of these attacks, 333 successfully hit their targets, a 445% increase from 2024.
In 2025, drones caused 20 deaths and injured 297 people in Colombia.
A 12-year-old boy and his mother were killed by a drone explosion in Catatumbo in May 2025.
Drone attacks have also occurred in other regions, such as Narino, where three soldiers were killed last month.
Experts warn drone warfare is a growing challenge for civilian safety in conflict areas.
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Monica Bellucci returned to the Cannes Film Festival to star in the psychological thriller "The Birthday Party," directed by French filmmaker Léa Mysius. The movie is about a family whose birthday celebration in a remote marshland turns chaotic due to strange events.
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Monica Bellucci stars in "The Birthday Party," a new film shown at Cannes.
The movie is a dark thriller set in isolated marshlands.
The story focuses on a family’s birthday party that goes wrong.
Bellucci plays a mysterious Italian painter living next door.
The film is directed by Léa Mysius, known for other acclaimed works.
Léa Mysius also helped write a well-known film by Jacques Audiard.
"The Birthday Party" is one of the most awaited films at the festival.
Other notable films and directors are also featured at Cannes this year.
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President Donald Trump has increased pressure on Cuba by imposing sanctions, including an oil blockade, and charging former Cuban leader Raúl Castro with murder. The US views Cuba as a national security threat, while Cuba denies aggressive intentions and accuses the US of preparing a false case for possible military action.
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President Trump wants to change the leadership in Cuba and has hinted the country is "ready to fall."
The US has imposed an oil blockade and other sanctions on Cuba.
Raúl Castro, former Cuban president, is charged by the US with murder and conspiracy.
The US military is increasing surveillance over Cuban airspace, openly showing its aircraft locations.
US intelligence reports suggest Cuba has about 300 drones and may be planning strikes near US territory, with possible Iranian advisers in Cuba.
Cuban officials say they have no wish for war and claim the US is creating a "fraudulent case" to justify military action.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says diplomatic solutions are preferred but calls Cuba a national security threat.
Cuba’s government is built on the legacy of Fidel and Raúl Castro and is a one-party communist system.
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This article presents a series of photographs depicting significant global events, including protests in London, an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, ongoing conflict and humanitarian issues in Gaza, and wildfires in California. It shows different locations and situations to highlight current international challenges.
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A protest in London organized by anti-immigration activist Stephen Yaxley-Lennon had fewer attendees than a similar event last year.
The World Health Organization raised the risk level of the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to "very high."
Nearly 750 suspected Ebola cases and 177 deaths have been reported, a sharp increase within one week.
Gaza faces shortages and high prices, causing brides to use reused wedding dresses amid ongoing conflict and stalled reconstruction.
A mass wedding ceremony took place in Tehran, Iran, for couples prepared to defend the country if attacked.
Médecins Sans Frontières is using 3D-printed face masks to treat burns of children affected by the war in Gaza.
Funeral services were held in Gaza for Izz al-Din al-Haddad and family members killed in an Israeli strike.
Over 17,000 people were evacuated due to wildfires in southern California, including the Sandy fire near Simi Valley.
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A new Star Wars movie called The Mandalorian and Grogu, directed by Jon Favreau, was released as a spin-off from the popular TV series. The film follows the characters Mando and Grogu on missions against former enemies, but the story feels simple and somewhat repetitive. Fans looking for a big new adventure in the Star Wars universe might find this movie just okay.
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The film is based on the Disney+ series The Mandalorian and focuses on characters Mando and Grogu.
It is directed by Jon Favreau and comes after the last Star Wars movie from 2019.
The story involves hunting down former Imperial warlords for the New Republic.
Sigourney Weaver plays Colonel Ward, who gives Mando missions.
The plot includes tracking down Rotta the Hutt, a gladiator avoiding his powerful criminal family.
The film was made because the 2023 Hollywood strikes delayed season 4 of the series.
The story is described as episodic, with a series of missions rather than a strong, single plot.
The movie provides family-friendly entertainment but may not excite diehard Star Wars fans.
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A shooting happened at the Islamic Center of San Diego. Two teenagers attacked the center while young students were inside, and the attack was streamed live online.
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The attack took place at the Islamic Center of San Diego.
Two teenagers carried out the shooting.
There were young students present inside the center during the attack.
The attack was live-streamed on the internet.
At least three people watched the live stream as the shooting happened.
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Judith Light stars in the AMC+ series The Terror: Devil in Silver, playing a woman trapped in a psychiatric ward against her will. She chose this role because she loved the script, the cast, and the creative team, and she brings deep experience and commitment to her performance.
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Judith Light plays a woman institutionalized by her husband in The Terror: Devil in Silver.
The show is an anthology series streaming on AMC+ and Shudder.
She immediately accepted the role after reading only two lines of the script.
The project is led by director Karyn Kusama and writers Chris Cantwell and Victor LaValle.
Judith Light has a long career including roles on Who’s the Boss and Transparent.
She approaches her roles by focusing on the character as written, not on showing off.
Light values the support of her fans and aims to deliver authentic performances.
The show explores horror elements within the psychiatric ward setting.
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At the Cannes Film Festival, stars like Demi Moore, Bella Hadid, and Colman Domingo stood out with unique and stylish outfits on the red carpet. Alongside fashion, films such as the Spanish drama "La Bola Negra" and the British drama "I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning" received attention for their stories and performances.
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Demi Moore wore elegant looks while serving as a jury member at Cannes.
Bella Hadid wore a vintage Schiaparelli dress inspired by Jane Birkin.
Colman Domingo wore a dramatic purple cape by Valentino, drawing notice for his style.
Penélope Cruz returned to Cannes with the Spanish film "La Bola Negra," about gay men during the civil war.
"La Bola Negra" was directed by the creators of the series "La Mesías" and stars Glenn Close.
The British film "I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning" features Joe Cole as a man reflecting on his life after rising from a working-class background.
Cannes continues to be a major event for both fashion and new film premieres.
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Senator Marco Rubio criticized Iran for creating a toll system in the Strait of Hormuz. The Strait of Hormuz is a key waterway for global oil shipping. Discussions are ongoing to reach a peace deal involving Iran.
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Marco Rubio spoke against Iran’s new toll system in the Strait of Hormuz.
The Strait of Hormuz is an important route where much of the world’s oil passes.
Iran’s toll system requires ships to pay fees to pass through the strait.
The toll system has raised concerns about freedom of navigation in international waters.
Talks are taking place to negotiate a peace deal with Iran.
Dan Raviv, a journalist and host of "The Mossad Files," provided analysis on the CBS News program.
The news was covered by CBS News and discussed in their app and online.
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Amos Yadlin, a former Israeli military intelligence leader, discussed the future of the conflict with Iran as diplomatic talks for peace are ongoing. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump has paused military strikes against Iran following requests from U.S. allies in the Middle East.
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Amos Yadlin used to lead Israeli military intelligence.
He spoke about the next steps in the war involving Iran.
Diplomatic efforts are underway to make peace with Iran.
President Donald Trump has stopped planned attacks on Iran.
The pause in strikes follows advice from U.S. Middle Eastern allies.
The talk was featured on CBS News with reporter Imtiaz Tyab.
The situation remains tense but there is a focus on diplomacy.
The discussion highlights ongoing international concern about Iran.
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Israel has created a special military court to try Palestinians accused of involvement in the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack. The court can impose the death penalty, but many groups, including the United Nations, doubt the fairness of these trials and worry they serve as revenge rather than true justice.
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The tribunal was set up to try Palestinians linked to the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel.
The court can impose the death penalty on those found guilty.
Over 1,100 people were killed and 250 abducted during the attack.
Many Palestinians detained are civilians, including hospital director Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya.
Human rights groups report abuse and deaths of Palestinians in Israeli prisons.
The United Nations and International Bar Association warned the tribunal may not provide fair trials.
Israeli leaders blame all Palestinians in Gaza for the attack, not just those involved.
Some Israeli politicians and rights groups express concern that the tribunal is more about revenge than justice.
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Four Italian divers died in a scuba diving accident inside a deep cave in the Maldives, with rescue divers recovering their bodies after several days. A Maldivian rescue diver also died during the search, and investigators are looking into the cause, noting the divers lacked proper cave diving equipment.
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The accident happened in a 60-metre-deep cave in Vaavu Atoll, Maldives.
The four Italian divers were found together in a difficult, deep chamber inside the cave.
They did not have the recommended scuba diving reel or guide rope, which are important for safety in cave diving.
One Maldivian rescue diver died while searching for the missing Italians.
The diving group included university researchers studying climate change impact on biodiversity.
Weather was rough with a yellow warning for boats on the day they went missing.
The bodies are expected to be sent back to Italy soon for post mortem examinations.
An official investigation is underway to determine what caused the accident.
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