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Gunfire Reported Near the White House, F.B.I. Says Original

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By Christopher Mele Verified
| The New York Times Verified
Gunfire Reported Near the White House, F.B.I. Says A witness reported hearing dozens of shots. It was not immediately clear what led up to the shooting or whether anyone had been injured. A law enforcement officer at the White House after gunfire was reported near the building on Saturday evening.Credit...Allison Robbert for The New York Times May 23, 2026, 6:55 p.m. ET Gunfire was reported near the White House on Saturday evening, according to the director of the F.B.I. and a witness.
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Suburban train services disrupted in Chennai

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| The Times of India Verified
CHENNAI: Suburban train services from Chennai Beach to Tambaram were disrupted after an internet cable fell on the overhead electric (OH) line near Guindy railway station around 5pm on Saturday. Several suburban trains had been delayed for 20-30 minutes due to the incident, commuters said. At least 1,000 commuters were stranded at the Guindy station.Railway employees restored the services by 5.30pm after removing the cable and ensuring safety checks.
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3 Dead in Central New York After Severe Storms Lash the Area Original

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| The New York Times Verified
Three people, including two children, in Central New York died on Sunday after severe storms lashed the region with heavy rains and powerful winds that washed out roadways, toppled trees and damaged homes, the authorities said. The deaths were the result of two separate cases of falling trees in the Town of Kirkland in Oneida County, according to its sheriff, Robert M. Maciol.
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