Dua Halisa-Countow
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Live from NPR News in New York City, I'm Dua Halisa-Countow.
Israel has struck new targets in Iran Monday morning local time.
The fresh attacks come hours after Israeli forces bombed Beirut's southern suburbs in what it calls a message to Iran-backed Hezbollah.
NPR's Jaina Raf reports Israel also hit the southern city of Tyre in southern Lebanon.
Now to the Philippines, where officials report a 7.8-magnitude earthquake that struck off the southern coast of the country's southern island of Mindanao.
Tsunami advisories have been issued in the Philippines as well as in Indonesia.
From Taipei, Jan Kamisen, Brumby reports.
The National Tsunami Warning Center also said there is no tsunami, no danger to the U.S.
continental coast from the Philippines earthquake.
But earlier on Sunday, a smaller magnitude 3.6 earthquake struck the San Francisco Bay Area southwest of Alamo.
The House this week is expected to pass a $70 billion package approved by the Senate on Friday, which would fund President Trump's immigration agencies through his term.
NPR's Eric McDaniel reports this is a legislative win for Republicans.
This is NPR News.
A day before thousands of fans converge at Madison Square Garden for Game 3 of the NBA Finals and a week before FIFA's World Cup, a mass stabbing was reported Sunday night inside New York's Penn Station.
At least six people were injured and taken to local hospitals.
Police say they have a male suspect in custody but did not release his identity or what led to the stabbings.
On the ex-platform, city comptroller Mark Levine said Amtrak police quickly apprehended the suspect, quote, said to be an emotionally disturbed homeless person.
In Peru, the presidential runoff election is still too close to call, but exit polls show a close but early lead for the conservative daughter of a 1990s right-wing autocrat.
Simeon Tegel reports.
And I'm Doa Halisai Kautau, NPR News in New York.
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