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CRS reports at least 81 aircraft lost or damaged in U.S. operations against Iran
According to an updated Congressional Research Service report, the 81 aircraft lost or damaged in operations against Iran since February 28 were worth $3.3 billion; the list was led by 45 MQ-9 Reaper drones and 12 F-15Es.
London Palestine solidarity march ends early after groups confront each other
A Palestine solidarity march organized in London by students from King's College, LSE, UCL and SOAS ended earlier than planned after participants encountered a pro-Israel group in Russell Square and police intervened. British police detained several people from both groups.
Turkish deputy FM Bozay marks decade of EU–Council of Europe programme in Tirana
Mehmet Kemal Bozay, Türkiye’s deputy foreign minister and director for EU affairs, spoke in the Albanian capital at the closing event of a joint EU and Council of Europe programme for the Western Balkans and Türkiye.
Three years of war in Gaza: 74,228 killed, 175,188 wounded
About 43,000 Palestinians have suffered severe or life-changing injuries, and UN satellite data show 134,422 structures destroyed, according to figures released for the war’s third anniversary.
France: 30,000 students out of class after 24 high schools burned
The student movement over school conditions that began on Sept. 17 has spread across France, with more than 6,500 people detained.
Burgum says “climate change” talk has faded as data center fights grow
The interior secretary told CNBC that opponents have shifted their resources to fighting large construction projects.
Banker who exposed Lutnick’s Epstein emails dies at 57; family says suicide
Simon Andriesz, a former employee of Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, had given lawmakers a 2018 email chain that contradicted Lutnick’s account of when he cut ties with Jeffrey Epstein.
Finneas responds to Trump’s Iran remark: “I’m concerned about Trump bombing California”
Billie Eilish’s brother posted on Instagram after the president told a Nebraska rally that Iran could “take out” Los Angeles and San Diego.
Indiana woman, 67, accused of drunkenly doing donuts on courthouse lawn
Security video released by the Jennings County Sheriff’s Office shows a car repeatedly circling the courthouse lawn, kicking up dust and leaving tire tracks.
Supreme Court opens new term with climate, guns and immigration cases
The 6-3 conservative court began its 2026-27 term on Monday with a closely watched climate lawsuit; rulings in major cases are expected by the end of June.

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