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We start in Rome, where the Vatican says Pope Leo XIV has lung cancer.

The 71-year-old had part of his right lung removed yesterday in a surgery the Vatican says went as planned.

His November trip to Uruguay, Argentina and Peru is still planned.

In Washington, 12 senators from both parties are pushing back on President Trump's deal to import Russian diesel, warning the money could quote, Trump defended it, saying, Also in Washington, federal agents searched Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's home Monday, weeks before her re-election.

The Washington Post reports it's part of an investigation into possible immigration fraud, including whether she falsified paperwork to enter the country.

Omar, who came here as a child, denies it.

In New York, Cornell is suspending fraternity parties for the academic year after a former student's lawsuit alleging sexual assault by Kaipai members.

Attorneys for four of the seven men deny it, and none has been charged.

Her lawyer called the steps helpful, but quote, too late to protect Ms. Doe.

Also in New York, Selma Blair is out on bond, charged with assault over an alleged altercation on a Delta flight.

Her representative cites medical emergency.

And in Georgia, one person was killed Monday on a roller coaster on Six Flags over Georgia.

Six Flags has temporarily closed nine similar coasters across the U.S. and Canada.

And now, here are the stories from our team.

We start in Rome, where the Vatican says Pope Leo XIV has lung cancer.

The 71-year-old had part of his right lung removed yesterday in a surgery the Vatican says went as planned.

His November trip to Uruguay, Argentina and Peru is still planned.

In Washington, 12 senators from both parties are pushing back on President Trump's deal to import Russian diesel, warning the money could quote, Trump defended it, saying, Also in Washington, federal agents searched Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's home Monday, weeks before her re-election.

The Washington Post reports it's part of an investigation into possible immigration fraud, including whether she falsified paperwork to enter the country.

Omar, who came here as a child, denies it.

In New York, Cornell is suspending fraternity parties for the academic year after a former student's lawsuit alleging sexual assault by Kaipai members.

Attorneys for four of the seven men deny it, and none has been charged.

Her lawyer called the steps helpful, but quote, too late to protect Ms. Doe.

Also in New York, Selma Blair is out on bond, charged with assault over an alleged altercation on a Delta flight.

Her representative cites medical emergency.

And in Georgia, one person was killed Monday on a roller coaster on Six Flags over Georgia.

Six Flags has temporarily closed nine similar coasters across the U.S. and Canada.

And now, here are the stories from our team.