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11 Stabbed in Michigan Walmart Attack

A man stabbed 11 people at a Walmart in Traverse City, Michigan, before being stopped by two Marines and bystanders. The suspect, Bradford James Gille, is facing terrorism and assault charges. Witnesses say he acted randomly and yelled bizarre statements during the attack. Victims are recovering, and officials praised the fast response of citizens and law enforcement.

Sen. Mark Kelly Admits Democrats Have Messaging Problem

Arizona Senator Mark Kelly said Democrats are struggling to connect with voters and need to improve their message. When asked about a possible 2028 presidential run, he didn’t give a clear answer. Kelly has been holding events in battleground states like Michigan and Pennsylvania, raising questions about his future ambitions. His comments come as Democrat polling numbers remain low.

Viral Video Shows Violent Downtown Brawl in Cincinnati

Cincinnati police are investigating a brutal street fight caught on video that left a man and a woman severely beaten. The Friday night brawl involved multiple attackers and happened in the city’s downtown area. Police called the attack “cruel and unacceptable” and are working to identify everyone involved. Officials said the violence was not related to a nearby music festival.

South Korea Offers U.S. Shipbuilding Deal in Trade Talks

South Korea has proposed a major shipbuilding project to the U.S. as part of ongoing trade negotiations. The deal includes billions in private investment and financial support from South Korean companies. Dubbed “Make American Shipbuilding Great Again,” the initiative would boost shipyard jobs and industry cooperation. Talks are ongoing, and details are still being finalized.

Trump Secures $750B EU Trade Deal, Energy Boost

President Trump announced a major trade deal with the European Union, including a flat 15% tariff on EU goods and $750 billion in U.S. energy purchases. The agreement also includes $600 billion in other U.S. investments. Trump called it the “biggest of all deals” and praised its fairness. The deal was finalized just before a deadline that would have doubled tariffs.

Scientists Probe Rise in Lung Cancer Among Nonsmokers

Up to 25% of lung cancer cases now affect people who have never smoked, especially women and those of Asian descent. Researchers say air pollution may be a major cause, linking fine-particle exposure to tumor-related gene mutations. Scientists at the NIH and UC San Diego are studying these environmental and genetic factors to improve treatment. Lung cancer remains the most common cancer worldwide.

Japanese Walking Trend May Add Years to Life

Experts say a simple walking method from Japan could help people live longer and stay healthier. The technique involves switching between fast and slow walking for 30 minutes a day. Studies show it can lower blood pressure, build leg strength, and improve heart health. Doctors say it’s a good choice for older adults who want to stay active without intense workouts.