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"This was a highly motivated individual who used a supermarket visit as a shield for an attack," Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern told a news conference.

A known terrorist with ties to ISIS was killed by police after stabbing six people inside a New Zealand supermarket.

“I talk to them almost daily. It's heart-wrenching when they reach out and tell you how distressed they are,” Tanzeem said of stranded fellow reporters.

"It's gone up tremendously, nearly four times, obviously, since that last time," said Oliver Barker, Sotheby's European chairman.

"We deny access [to the U.S.] to individuals whose derogatory information is not resolved," said DHS Secretary Mayorkas.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern described the incident as a terror attack and said the man was inspired by the Islamic State group.

Kim previously called for North Koreans to brace for prolonged Covid-19 restrictions, indicating the nation's borders would stay closed despite worsening economic and food conditions.

Two weeks after seizing control of Afghanistan, the Taliban is expected to announce the new government that will lead the country following the full withdrawal of American troops from the country. NBC News’ Raf Sanchez breaks down what a Taliban government could look like and what it means for Afghans across the country. 

Yoshihide Suga has struggled with low public approval ratings over his handling of the pandemic and for pressing ahead with holding the Olympic Games in Tokyo this summer.

Alexanda Kotey pleaded guilty to all charges in a U.S. court and could face life in prison. The U.S. agreed to a U.K. request to forgo the death penalty.

The sense of unease extends across the country of 6.4 million people who on Tuesday will become the first nation in the world to adopt bitcoin as legal tender.