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00:00The IDF has confirmed carrying out airstrikes on the southern Gazan city of Rafah despite a U.S. brokered ceasefire being in effect.

00:11Thieves broke into the world-famous Louvre Museum in Paris and stole valuable crown jewels in a major heist.

00:21U.S. President Donald Trump shared video appearing to show a military strike on a suspected drug-carrying submarine.

00:30The Israeli defense forces say they have begun renewed enforcement of the ceasefire in Gaza

00:37hours after conducting deadly airstrikes in the southern city of Rafah.

00:43Israel said its strikes were in response to anti-tank missiles and gunfire being opened against its troops stationed in Rafah.

00:51In a post on X, the IDF added that its attacks aimed to eliminate terrorist infrastructure in the area

00:57and was compliant with the terms of the deal.

01:00The strikes killed at least 33 people and injured others, according to local sources in the enclave.

01:08The Gaza Health Ministry says at least 18 Palestinians were killed over the past 24 hours

01:13after various incidents of direct gunfire.

01:16Hamas has accused Israel this week of at least 47 violations of the truce,

01:23saying Israeli troops have repeatedly opened fire and sponsored armed individuals to incite chaos.

01:29Israel also accuses Hamas of not abiding by the terms of the deal,

01:33saying the group has yet to return the bodies of 16 deceased hostages.

01:37France's world-famous Louvre Museum in Paris was forced to close on Sunday

01:47after thieves broke into the Apollo Gallery and stole valuable crown jewels.

01:52Interior Minister Laurent Nunez said the thieves used a basket lift to access the room directly,

01:59forced a window and broke display cases to steal the jewels,

02:03before escaping on two-wheelers.

02:04The daylight heist about 30 minutes after opening

02:09was among the highest-profile museum thefts in living memory

02:13and took just four minutes, according to Culture Minister Rashida Dati.

02:18Forensic work is underway and a precise inventory of the stolen objects is being compiled.

02:25Nine jewels were reportedly stolen, according to officials.

02:29One object was later found outside the museum,

02:32identified as the emerald-set imperial crown of Napoleon III's wife, Empress Eugenie.

02:40Tens of thousands of protesters swarmed major cities across the U.S.

02:45to voice their objection to what they call President Donald Trump's authoritarian rule.

02:50The demonstrations, dubbed No Kings, featured more than 2,600 rallies,

02:55including cities like Washington, D.C., New York, Los Angeles, Boston, and Portland.

03:02Protesters are accusing the Trump administration of subverting democracy through recent policy action,

03:07like challenges to the Constitution in targeting birthright citizenship and immigration raids.

03:12The rallies, which likened Trump to a king in a monarchy and not a president in a democracy,

03:18are calling for an end to what they call fascist rule.

03:22The White House has slammed the No Kings demonstrations,

03:25which are in their second iteration, and labeled them a Hate America rally.

03:29We are here today for No Kings 2.0.

03:34Things have gotten worse in our country.

03:37We are taking to the streets.

03:39Hundreds have also protested across Europe, in major cities like Berlin, Madrid, Lisbon, and Paris on Saturday,

03:53criticizing Trump for undermining the U.S.'s global positioning.

03:56A video shared by U.S. President Donald Trump on his Truth Social platform

04:06appears to show the military strike on a submarine in the Caribbean accused of being a drug-carrying vessel.

04:14The strike was carried out on Thursday and killed two people, according to Trump.

04:20It was the sixth such strike on suspected trafficking boats since September.

04:26Two survivors were taken into custody and later returned to their home countries of Ecuador and Colombia.

04:34Colombian President Gustavo Petro confirmed the return of the Colombian citizen in a post on Exxon Saturday.

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