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House rebukes Trump over war powers in Iran
The U.S. House passed a Democrat-led measure that would force President Trump to seek congressional approval or withdraw U.S. forces from the Iran conflict. Four Republicans joined Democrats, signaling unusual bipartisan resistance to the administration’s war posture.
Iran drone attack hits Kuwait airport, kills one
Iranian drones struck Kuwait’s main airport, killing one person and injuring dozens, in what reports describe as the latest major blow to an already fragile ceasefire. The attack briefly forced the airport to close and intensified concerns that the truce could unravel further.
Ukraine drones strike oil terminal in St. Petersburg
Ukraine launched a long-range drone attack on a major oil terminal in St. Petersburg, causing fires at facilities in three districts. The strike came just hours before the city hosted a major economic forum tied to Vladimir Putin.
SpaceX sets price for what could be the world’s largest IPO
SpaceX priced its initial public offering at $135 per share, implying a valuation of about $1.77 trillion. If completed at that level, the deal would raise roughly $74.4 billion and become the largest IPO ever reported.
Compass faces New York antitrust scrutiny
Real-estate brokerage Compass is under investigation by the New York attorney general’s antitrust bureau after its acquisition of rival Anywhere Real Estate earlier this year. If regulators conclude the merger violated antitrust law, the state could pursue fines or force divestitures.
FIFA bans reusable water bottles from World Cup stadiums
FIFA reversed an earlier allowance and will now prohibit spectators from bringing reusable water bottles into World Cup venues. The organization said the updated rules are intended to reduce the risk of thrown objects and improve stadium safety.
FBI ends California hostage standoff, kills suspect
The FBI fatally shot a hostage-taker after a 15-hour standoff in Bakersfield, California, and all 10 hostages were freed safely. Authorities said some hostages were restrained with what appeared to be explosive devices during the crisis.
CBS fires longtime 60 Minutes correspondent Scott Pelley
CBS reportedly fired veteran 60 Minutes correspondent Scott Pelley after clashes with the network’s new management. The move has drawn attention because Pelley has been one of the program’s most recognizable figures for years.
Trump administration proposes new tariffs over forced labor concerns
The Trump administration proposed 10% or higher tariffs on goods from dozens of countries, including Canada, following a probe into products allegedly made with forced labor. The trade move could expand tensions with key partners if implemented.
Manitoba reports at least three tornadoes
Environment and Climate Change Canada confirmed at least three tornadoes touched down in Manitoba, including one near Dolphin and two additional reports later in the day. The severe weather added to a busy news cycle already dominated by geopolitical and political developments.