CNN 5 Things MN shooting deaths, La Niña’s comeback, parents sue OpenAI & more
Aug 27, 2025
A tragic shooting at a Minneapolis Catholic school claims young lives, sparking discussions on safety and community. Global tensions rise as snapback sanctions on Iran loom, while an old immigration vetting practice makes a comeback in the U.S. This winter, unique climate patterns are predicted, bringing uncertainty. Additionally, alarming legal claims surface regarding AI chatbots, raising concerns about their influence on mental health and the need for robust support resources.
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Church Shooting During School Mass
- A shooter fired a rifle through church windows during Mass at Annunciation Catholic School, killing at least two children and injuring many others.
- Minneapolis police said the suspect, believed to be in his early 20s, was found dead and investigators are probing a possible motive.
Sanctions Threat Hinges On Iran Talks
- European E3 countries signaled they may reimpose snapback sanctions unless Iran resumes negotiations and allows inspections.
- UN nuclear inspectors have returned to Iran after Israeli strikes, complicating diplomatic pressure.
Neighborhood Checks Return For New Citizens
- The U.S. government is resuming neighborhood checks for naturalization applicants, reviewing residence and employment details.
- This reverses a prior reliance on biometrics and criminal-history checks alone by USCIS.