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Trump's plan calls for him to lead a board that would oversee the rebuilding of Gaza.

President Trump met with congressional Democrats Monday, but the two sides remain far apart on how to avert a government shutdown.

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Former national parks superintendents are warning against a push to keep parks open in the event of a shutdown.

KQED Sarah Wright reports.

Hundreds of U.S.

military leaders from around the world are in Virginia for a meeting later today with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

The reason for the gathering is unclear.

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Authorities in Michigan say the fear of finding more bodies inside of a burned-out church have not been realized.

A former Marine opened fire inside a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints chapel in Grand Blanc Township on Sunday.

killing four people and injuring eight others, and then set the church on fire.

Investigators say they believe everyone involved in the attack has been accounted for.

There's no word on a possible motive.

The suspect, identified as Thomas Sanford, was killed in a firefight with police.

Portland, Oregon, is bracing for the arrival of some 200 National Guard troops.

But as Oregon Public Broadcasting's Troy Brennelson reports, there are few details on when they'll arrive and what they'll be doing.

U.S.

futures are flat and after-hours trading on Wall Street on Asia-Pacific market shares are mixed.

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