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| | 🌍 ISIS claimed responsibility for a deadly attack at Moscow's Crocus City Hall, where at least 60 people were killed and over 145 others were wounded Friday evening, according to Russian officials. ISIS released a statement claiming their fighters "attacked" a "big gathering for Christians in the Russian Moscow suburb." The incident is the largest terror attack in Central Russia in terms of the number of victims since the Domodedovo Airport bombing in January 2011.
🏛️ President Joe Biden signed the funding bills package into law Saturday, the White House said, averting a partial government shutdown. The $1.2 trillion package provides funding for six bills including Defense, Financial Services, Homeland Security, Labor and Health and Human Services and Education, Legislative Branch and State and Foreign Operations.
🚨 One person was killed and five others, including an off-duty police officer, were injured in a shooting outside a bar in Indianapolis, law enforcement said early Sunday. Police said a firearm was recovered in the parking lot.
👑 Kate Middleton and Prince William are both "enormously touched" by the well wishes from the public following the Princess of Wales' announcement that she was diagnosed with cancer, Kensington Palace said. This comes after Kate shared in a video message released on Friday that she was diagnosed with cancer and is undergoing chemotherapy two months after she underwent "major" abdominal surgery. Since the announcement, Prince Harry and wife Meghan Markle, as well as James Middleton, among others, have spoken out to offer their support to Kate. Learn about the timeline of Kate's cancer diagnosis, surgery and absence from public duties here.
💰 The Powerball jackpot is estimated to climb to $800 million for Monday's drawing, after no single ticket won Saturday's jackpot, the lottery said. Meanwhile, no winner was declared for Friday's $977 million Mega Millions jackpot and the estimated jackpot for the next drawing on Tuesday is now over $1.1 billion.
👶 Married nurses Taylor and Drew Deras, adopted a baby they treated for 8 months in NICU who was born prematurely at Methodist Women's Hospital in Omaha, Nebraska, in May 2021. | |
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| | | This morning on "GMA," we'll kick off our "Shouting from Silence" series with a look at endometriosis and how women are speaking out to get the care they need. Plus, we're going back to Rolling Fork, Mississippi, one year after it was hit by a devastating tornado to take a look at its progress as it rebuilds. And we're celebrating Holi, the festival of colors, by taking a look at some of the festivities around the world! All this and more only on "GMA." | | | | | |
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