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Trump on Alex Pretti shooting: ‘You can’t walk in with guns’ — REUTERS / Tim Evans

Alex Pretti · United States

Trump on Alex Pretti shooting: ‘You can’t walk in with guns’

50% Center coverage: 104 sources

Pretti was legally carrying a gun that was never drawn before he was fatally shot by a Border Patrol agent Saturday.See the Story

Spain to regularize 500,000 undocumented migrants — REUTERS / Bruna Casas

European Politics · Spain

Spain to regularize 500,000 undocumented migrants

36% Center coverage: 97 sources

Spain’s left-wing government approved Tuesday a plan to regularize around 500,000 undocumented migrants by decree, the country’s latest break with harsher policies elsewhere in Europe.See the Story

Spain to pay €20 million in compensation to victims of high-speed train crash — JORGE GUERRERO / AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Spain to pay €20 million in compensation to victims of high-speed train crash

42% Center coverage: 40 sources

Spain announced a €20 million compensation package for victims of a devastating train crash in Adamuz, which resulted in 45 fatalities and over 150 injuries. Families of the deceased will receive €216,000 each, combining government aid and insurance payments. The Transport Minister faces pressure amid rising public scrutiny.See the Story

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