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Palestinians: 26 Killed By IDF Near Aid Distribution Site; WFP: Desperate Civilians Looted Food Trucks In Gaza; Witkoff Slams Hamas Response To Gaza Ceasefire Proposal; Walz Tells SC Dems Party Must Fight For Working Class; Mexicans Voting In Judicial Elections Amid Violent Political Season; Smoke Pours Into Major U.S. Cities From Canada's Wildfires; Police Investigating If Suspect In Stabbing Case Sent Threatening Letter To Keep Migrant From Testifying; GOP Senator Offers Sarcastic Apology For

CarolynManno, Blackwell, Victor, Chinchar, Allison, Abdelaziz, Salma, France, Lisa Respers, DeChalus, Camila, DavidCulver, Holmes Lybrand

2025

Overview

Palestinian Red Crescent says that at least 26 Palestinianswere killed and more than 80 others injured after Israeli troopsopened fire. This was near an aid distribution center in southernGaza. Nearly 80 aid trucks traveling through southern and central Gazawere looted by desperate civilians on Saturday, the U.N. World FoodProgramme said as famine conditions worsen in the Palestinian enclave.In a statement issued on X, the WFP said 77 trucks had crossed intoGaza loaded with flour. All of them \"were stopped along the way, withfood taken mainly by hungry people trying to feed their families.\" Itadded that \"after 80 days of a total blockade, communities arestarving -- and they are no longer willing to let food pass them by.\"Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff said he received a response to thehostage proposal from the Palestinian militant group Hamas, slammingit as \"totally unacceptable\" and arguing that it will only take allsides involved \"backward.\" Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is urging hisfellow Democrats to show they will fight for the working class. In thekeynote address on Saturday at the South Carolina Democratic Party'sState Convention in Columbia, Walz acknowledged his part in lastyear's losing ticket. \"We didn't just lose the working class. We lostthe working class to a billionaire who gives tax cuts to otherbillionaires,\" Walz said. Mexico began unprecedented elections Sunday,June 1, allowing voters to choose their judges at all levels, in acountry where drug cartels and other vested interests regularly seekto alter the course of justice. Massive wildfires burning out ofcontrol in western and central Canada are forcing thousands to flee asdire forecasts for the country's fire season come to fruition. Theintensifying blazes are also sending hazardous smoke toward majorcities in the United States. An undocumented man who was accused bythe Department of Homeland Security Secretary, Kristi Noem, last weekof threatening to assassinate Donald Trump in a letter may have beenframed by someone accused of previously attacking the man, accordingto news reports. Investigators are said to be looking into whether theletter was an attempt to get the man deported, to prevent him fromtestifying against his alleged attacker. The extremely publicaccusation against the 54-year-old father of three, Ramon Morales-Reyes, led to his arrest and detention by Immigration and CustomsEnforcement officials. U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst posted a sarcastic apologyvideo following a viral moment when she told a town hall audiencemember that \"we all are going to die\" in response to concerns overMedicaid cuts. The Iowa Republican's original comments came at a townhall in Parkersburg on Friday, May 30, while she was answering aquestion about cuts to Medicaid in President Donald Trump's taxpackage that the Senate is poised to consider. GOP senator offerssarcastic apology for \"well, we all are going to die\" comment; Source:Universities quietly negotiating with White House aid to try to avoidHarvard's fate; Suge Knight urges Sean \"Diddy\" Combs to take the standin trial; \"How far I'll go\" -- off this plane!; Thin Wheats vs.originals: Aldi sued for name-brand knockoffs; Sydney Sweeney sellingsoap made from her bathwater; \"My Happy Place\" new episodes airstonight at 10PM (ET/PT); Atlantic season begins today, lasts throughend of November; NOAA forecasts 6 to 10 names storms to becomehurricanes; National Hurricane Center: 60 percent chance of an above-normal season; NWS director: \"This outlook is a call to action: Beprepared\"; Pacers headed to NBA Finals for first time in 25 ears; Top-3 American women all advance at Roland-Garros; PSG crowned Europeanchamps with historic 5-0 win. GUESTS: Alex Sanz, Madeleine Simmons

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• Subject: Apologies / Assassinations & assassination attempts / Bargaining / Burning / Burnout / Cartels / Detention / Drug trafficking / Ears / Elections / Famine / Flour / Food / Forecasting / Forest & brush fires / Humanitarianism / Hurricanes / Immigration / Immigration policy / Judges & magistrates / Judicial elections / Legislators / Legislatures / Letters (Correspondence) / Looting / Medicaid / Midterm elections / Migrants / Militancy / National security / Negotiation / Nominations / Organized crime / Palestinian people / Political parties / Polls & surveys / Presidential elections / Sarcasm / Social classes / Storms / Truces & cease fires / Trucks / Violence / Voters / Walz, Timothy J / Women / Working class