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  • 41 workers in India rescued after being trapped in tunnel for more than 2 weeks

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  • Major cyberattack impacting critical care at hospitals in at least 3 states

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  • Heightened tensions among Brown University students after classmate was shot in Vermont

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  • Alex Murdaugh sentenced to 27 years for financial crimes

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  • Inside Gaza during the cease-fire

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  • 12 more hostages released by Hamas

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  • China grappling with spike in respiratory illnesses, U.S. seeing rise in flu and RSV cases

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  • Suspect arraigned in shooting of three students of Palestinian descent in Vermont

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  • Art exhibit allows the blind and visually impaired to experience iconic paintings

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  • Inside hostages’ 49 days of captivity while being held by Hamas

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  • 11 more hostages released, Hamas and Israel agree to extend truce at least two more days

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Senators in Washington see a chance for new gun legislation

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Senator Chris Murphy led a bipartisan group of nine senators to work on a path forward for gun legislation with hopes to have a bill to propose after the Memorial Day recess. Uvalde’s Republican representative Tony Gonzales is pressing for legislation that would make schools tougher targets for mass shootings. While Congress is divided, a new poll shows 88 percent of those surveyed support mandatory background checks on all gun sales.