- — Sheriff: Suspect doused man at Tampa gas station, set him on fire
- A Florida man was arrested after allegedly dousing another man with gasoline at a Tampa service station and lighting him on fire, sheriff's officials said Monday.
- — Biden remembers Americans who ‘gave all’ in annual Memorial Day speech
- President Joe Biden delivered a solemn speech at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Va., Monday for the 155th Memorial Day observance ceremony.
- — Indian army makes arrests as ethnic violence escalates in Manipur state
- Indian authorities said Monday they have carried out a wave of arrests in northeastern state of Manipur after renewed ethnic clashes over the weekend resulted in more deaths.
- — Iran's Khamenei says he would 'welcome' diplomatic ties with Egypt
- Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei said Monday his country would be interested in resuming diplomatic relations with Egypt, which has long-standing ties with the country's regional rival Israel.
- — Japanese prime minister fires son over party photos at official residence
- Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida confirmed Monday he has fired his eldest son Shotaro as his executive secretary after continued outcry over a party held at the official residence in December.
- — Polish president poised to sign controversial Russian influence law
- Polish President Andrzej Duda said Monday he will sign a controversial new law backers say is meant to stem Russian influence in the country's politics but which others see as a means to stifle opposition.
- — Police arrest Ariz. man after 4 killed, another hurt in weekend shooting spree
- Authorities in Arizona have arrested a man charged with killing four people and shooting and injuring one other during a crime spree over the weekend, the Mesa Police Department confirmed Monday.
- — Uganda's Museveni signs harsh anti-LGBTQ measure into law
- Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni on Monday signed a controversial anti-LGBTQ bill under which homosexuals can draw life sentences for "gay sexual conduct" and the death penalty for other related crimes.
- — Spanish PM calls snap general election after big losses by ruling party
- Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on Monday announced a snap general election after his ruling Socialist Workers' Party suffered significant defeats during local elections in the country.
- — No deaths reported in Iowa apartment collapse; rescuers still at work
- Rescuers at the scene of a collapsed apartment building in Davenport, Iowa, have found no bodies and there have not yet been any credible reports of missing persons, authorities said Monday.
- — Kyiv defenses hold up in new record Russian attack on Ukrainian capital
- Russia hit Kyiv with a record wave of drone and missile attacks with back-to-back raids overnight Monday and then again in a rare afternoon strike.
- — Bola Ahmed Tinubu sworn in as Nigeria's president amid economic challenges
- Bola Ahmed Tinubu was sworn into office as Nigeria's 16th president on Monday, vowing to tackle persistent problems such as endemic corruption and promising to revamp the economy.
- — Turkish lira tumbles day after Erdogan's re-election
- Turkey's currency, the lira, tumbled to new lows against the U.S. dollar on Monday, the day after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan won a new five-year term, presenting a new challenge to his embattled rule.
- — Biden announces deal to avoid default; urges Congress to it to his desk
- A bipartisan deal has been struck to raise the country's debt ceiling, President Joe Biden announced Sunday evening, while urging Congress to pass the legislation.
- — Four dead after tourist boat capsizes in Northern Italian lake
- Authorities in Italy said Monday that they have recovered the bodies of four people after a tourist boat capsized over the weekend on Lake Maggiore in high winds.
- — Japan says it will destroy North Korean missiles after satellite launch alert
- Japan said Monday that it will shoot down North Korean missiles that enter its territory after Pyongyang notified Tokyo of its plan to launch a satellite between May 31 and June 11.
- — South Africa to investigate U.S. claims of loading sanctioned Russian vessel with weapons
- South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has appointed a panel to investigate U.S. allegations that weapons to be used in the Ukraine war were loaded onto a sanctioned Russian cargo ship docked in the African nation.
- — On This Day, May 29: Edmund Hillary, Tenzing Norgay summit Everest
- On May 29, 1977, 1953, Edmund Hillary of New Zealand and Tenzing Norgay of Nepal became the first humans to reach the top of Mount Everest.
- — Rescue operations underway after building collapses in Davenport
- Rescue operations were underway Sunday night after a six-story building partially collapsed in the eastern Iowa city of Davenport.
- — Body of escaped Ohio inmate recovered, ending five-day manhunt
- An inmate convicted of murder who escaped from an Ohio correctional facility last week has been found dead in Kentucky, authorities said.
- — At least 1 dead and 3 missing after tourist boat overturns on Italian lake
- At least one person died and three remain missing after a boat was overturned by high winds on Italy's Lake Maggiore Sunday.
- — Baby raccoon euthanized after being brought for grooming
- A baby raccoon taken for a nail trim at a Petco location in Maine was euthanized and checked for rabies, as investigators seek more information about the woman who had sought to groom the animal.
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