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  • SpaceX stock closes up 19 on first day of trading
    SpaceX officially went public on June 12, 2026, closing its historic first day of trading up 19.2% at $160.95 per share. Trading under the ticker symbol NASDAQ: SPCX, the company shattered financial records by raising $75 billion. This monumental debut immediately cemented it as the largest Initial Public Offering (IPO) in human history, easily eclipsing Saudi Aramco's previous $29.4 billion record from 2019.

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    6 min
  • U.S. deports Afghani and Iranian migrants to Central African Republic
    The United States government has officially begun deporting migrants, including nationals from Iran and Afghanistan, to the Central African Republic (CAR). An initial deportation flight carrying approximately 20 individuals arrived in the capital city of Bangui.
    This action is part of an expanded, highly controversial strategy by the Trump administration to remove asylum seekers to "third countries" when legal or geopolitical barriers prevent them from being sent back to their native homelands


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    6 min
  • Firefighter and father describe cleanup after Minitonas flooding
    Farmer Ian McKay and his son Mark, a firefighter, have publicly shared their experiences coordinating the local community cleanup following devastating flash floods in Minitonas, Manitoba.
    The disaster, which struck in June 2026, severely damaged local properties, severed utility access, and left residents to grapple with both the physical and emotional aftermath


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    7 min
  • Man killed in Surrey, B.C., is alleged top Bishnoi gang member, the fifth estate reveals
    THE man who was shot dead at a Surrey business in the 13000-block of 76 Avenue on the afternoon of May 4 “was allegedly a “main handler” for the notorious Lawrence Bishnoi gang and had alleged ties to cricket fixing,” according to a news report.The man’s name has yet to be disclosed by the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT). All that IHIT told the media was that he was a man in his 30’s who had no criminal history and was not previously the target of any reported threats or extortion. He was at his place of work at the time of the shooting.There are several businesses operating from the building in which he was killed. Community sources said that the victim had rented office space in one of the businesses.

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    6 min
  • 5 children dead, several people injured after crash in rural Ontario
    Six people remained in hospital Sunday following a rural Ontario crash that killed five children on Friday, police say.Investigators say an infant, the children's parents and two older adults believed to be the children's grandparents were among those hurt after a van carrying 10 people and an SUV collided.

    Ontario Provincial Police say the four girls and one boy who were killed were members of a family from the community of Elmira, Ont., and were 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 years old. The driver of the SUV, who was the sole occupant, was critically injured.


    A family member said on Sunday that they were unable to provide more information as they sort out funeral arrangements and look after the people who remain in hospital.

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    6 min
  • 16 Montreal police officers under investigation for alleged racist conduct
    Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada called for calm and pledged that Montrealers would learn the truth about allegations of co-ordinated racist behaviour involving a police unit based in in Montréal-Nord."Any form of racial profiling, discrimination, or violence is unacceptable. Such actions have no place in Montreal, in any society, or in any of our institutions," Martinez Ferrada told reporters at a press conference Saturday morning convened in response to the allegations.Sixteen police officers from Station 39 are under investigation for racist and hateful acts allegedly committed against Black and Arab people during police stops, Montreal police confirmed late Friday.

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    6 min
  • A year after Air India crash, families still wait for answers
    One year after the Air India Flight 171 crash in Ahmedabad, families are expressing deep frustration over the lack of a final investigation report and accountability. Preliminary assessments revealed a mysterious fuel cutoff to both engines shortly after takeoff, yet the investigation has failed to explain why it occurred, leaving families without closure.

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    8 min
  • 'Close doesn't count' - Mideast experts assess potential U.S.- Iran agreement
    Middle East experts warn that finalizing a U.S.-Iran peace deal is difficult, as the last 15% of negotiations remains highly volatile despite both sides being close to an agreement. While a two-phase framework aims to address nuclear limitations and maritime issues in the Strait of Hormuz, significant gaps persist regarding sanctions relief and regional security.

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    8 min
  • Bruce Springsteen on 'critical patriotism' and the power of protest music
    The Bruce Springsteen Center for American Music at Monmouth University features exhibits dedicated to one of New Jersey’s most famous sons while also exploring the broader story of American music. Geoff Bennett met with "The Boss" to discuss the center, his musical legacy, and how the outspoken artist is approaching this moment in civic life. It’s part of our arts and culture series, CANVAS. Bruce Springsteen defines a patriot through "critical patriotism," which means loving your country so much that you are willing to look at it clearly, recognize its faults, and encourage it to be a better place.

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    10 min
  • Hunter Biden defends Graham Platner 'Show me your phone'
    Hunter Biden used the "show me your phone" defense to argue that politicians are judged too harshly for their private lives, explicitly coming to the defense of embattled Maine Democratic Senate nominee Graham Platner. Speaking on California Governor Gavin Newsom’s podcast, "This Is Gavin Newsom," Biden asserted that if everyone's private digital history were laid bare, few people would be left qualified to hold public office.

    "I always say to people... Give me access to your iCloud. Let's go through it and pull everything that we can that is... [inappropriate]... And if that's the standard by which we are going to judge people... then I don't think we're going to have many people in elected office."

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    7 min

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