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Bulletin world briefing: France’s heatwave turns deadly and Trump threatens to take over Iran

Donald Trump France Iran Congo Ebola Qatar Quebec Strait of Hormuz

Toddlers found dead inside car in France amid heatwave temperatures
Trump’s new Iran threat if country attempts to close Strait of Hormuz
Qatar gas facility explosion kills 13 with dozens more injured
Ebola death toll reaches grim new milestone in Congo
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A Richmond 9-year-old boy went to summer camp to learn how to swim. His untimely death is now raising painful questions

A Richmond 9-year-old boy went to summer camp to learn how to swim. His untimely death is now raising painful questions

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Federal appeals court allows the Trump administration to resume expanded use of speedy deportations

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