Israel comes under attack by Iranian ballistic missiles, with some breaking through the country's 'Iron Dome' defence system. What could be just the start of Tehran's retaliation after Israel's brazen and far-reaching attacks on Iran which hit nuclear facilities, military targets, and residential areas -- leaving the Middle East on edge.

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There are more hints of Canada and the U.S. moving closer to some kind of trade deal. What U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra is saying about negotiations between Prime Minister Mark Carney and U.S. President Donald Trump, and how soon an announcement might be made. Also, the disconnect between Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and the Trump administration about the people being detained in the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids. Plus, the warnings before heading out on the water after recent tragedies in Canada. And the world remembers the visionary that was Brian Wilson. The innovation and influence of the legendary singer, songwriter, and Beach Boy.

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U.S. President Donald Trump has deployed the National Guard members to Los Angeles in response to growing unrest from anti-ICE (U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement) protests, but critics say that's making things worse. Paul Johnson reports from L.A. on the looting, and how police say the deployments are unnecessary. Tens of thousands of Canadians have already been displaced from their homes this year due to wildfires, and it's not even summer yet. What Environment and Climate Change Canada is predicting could happen this summer. Auditor General Karen Hogan has given a reality check on the former federal Liberal government's plans to buy much needed fighter jets and convert unused federal offices into affordable housing. She also slammed the Liberals for ignoring federal procurement procedures after the ArriveCAN fiasco. David Akin explains what Hogan found in her scathing report. Plus, how you could get a chance to own something from Princess Diana's closet.

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Prime Minister Mark Carney is promising to hit NATO's two per cent spending target sooner than he originally pledged. How much it will cost; how the money will be allocated; where the cash will come from; and the push to rely less on the U.S. Tensions are escalating in Los Angeles, where violent protests have erupted over immigration raids. What U.S. President Donald Trump is branding protesters as; what he thinks should happen to California Gov. Gavin Newsom; and why the state is suing the Trump administration. The Competition Bureau has delivered a lawsuit to DoorDash. What the company is accused of. Plus, meet the Nova Scotia teen who defied medical odds, and has grown up to become a recipient of the prestigious Terry Fox Humanitarian Awards. And a runaway pet zebra's quest for freedom finally ends in Tennessee.

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U.S. President Donald Trump has deployed 2,000 National Guard troops to Los Angeles to quell protests against the administrations strict measures on illegal immigration, and actions conducted by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in southern California; Cooler weather and light rain aid firefighting efforts in certain areas across Canada's Prairie provinces. However, many regions in the country continue to face significant challenges due to a blanket of choking smoke; Plus, the Stanley Cup Final is off to an electric start, after Edmonton Oilers and Florida Panthers each won an overtime thriller.

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Prime Minister Mark Carney is facing mounting criticism for inviting Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to next week's G7 summit in Banff, Alberta. Touria Izri explains why critics say the move undermines national security and human rights, while others say it's time to mend fences. As protests erupt in the Los Angeles area over U.S. immigration raids, Kilmar Ábrego García, the Maryland man mistakenly deported to El Salvador, has returned to the U.S. only to get hit with criminal charges. Candice Cole reports on the accusations dating back years. Plus, Heidi Petracek explains why a battle is brewing Nova Scotia over uranium mining. Redmond Shannon looks at what it might take for Ukraine and Russia to lay down their weapons. And Jaclyn Kucey looks at how some Edmonton Oilers fans are stickhandling their Stanley Cup playoff stress by getting crafty.

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The federal government tables the One Canadian Economy bill, which is aimed at cutting red tape on major national projects and eliminating internal trade barriers. David Akin reports on what it won't do. Mercedes Stephenson has a Global News exclusive on why Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree is stepping back from some national security discussions. Health hazards are in the air because of all that wildfire smoke. Seán O'Shea gets advice for anyone venturing outside. Plus, Jackson Proskow tells you how U.S. President Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk are making even more threats against each other after they went from bros to foes. And melodic memories: Eric Sorensen reports on the new exhibit honouring Canada's pop music past.

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Prime Minister Mark Carney and U.S. President Donald Trump have maintained direct trade and security talks since their May 6th Oval Office meeting, according to Canadian and American officials. The hope among Canada's exporters; and what Ontario Premier Doug Ford says needs to happen if a solution isn't made soon. U.S. President Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk's bromance has suddenly imploded. what Trump claims made Musk go "crazy," how Musk alleges Trump "is in the Epstein files," and how the public feud could trigger a power struggle among Republicans. And from being the first Canadian to go to space, to serving as an MP for 15 years, Marc Garneau inspired people across the country for decades before his death at age 76. Dawna Friesen speaks with astronaut David Saint-Jacques about how Garneau gave Canadians the "right to dream," and embodied the "spirit of service."

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Marc Garneau, the first Canadian to go to space who would later become a federal cabinet minister, has died at the age of 76. We'll look back at Garneau's life and legacy in politics and beyond. Also, how the federal government's strategy to tackle the doubling of U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum is focused more on negotiation than retaliation; and what industry leaders want Prime Minister Mark Carney to do. As wildfires rage across the Prairies, how animal rescue groups are trying to find foster homes for displaced pets; and how some scientists are on a mission to predict where and when these kinds of fires could erupt. Plus, why more Canadians are rallying behind the Edmonton Oilers in the Stanley Cup Finals compared to last year.

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