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** Monday’s headlines are buzzing about the EU-UK summit, where Keir Starmer’s latest deal is being picked apart—some papers calling it a "surrender summit," while others highlight the growing pressure for Post Office scandal victims to finally get justice. It’s a mix of high-stakes diplomacy and long-overdue accountability.

Proposed Medicaid cuts in President Trump's spending bill could cause some Americans to lose their healthcare coverage, raising concerns among affected individuals.

** A Mexican Navy sailboat carrying 277 people crashed into the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City, sending 19 people to hospitals—three with serious injuries. Officials are investigating how the accident happened, but thankfully, no fatalities were reported.

What This Mean: ** This isn’t just a bizarre headline—it’s a reminder of how quickly things can go wrong, even with trained crews. The Brooklyn Bridge is an iconic landmark, and a collision like this raises questions about navigation safety in busy waterways. Plus, with nearly 300 people on board, it’s lucky the injuries weren’t worse. Expect scrutiny on protocols for large vessels near major infrastructure.

A Mexican Navy training ship, the Cuauhtémoc, accidentally crashed into the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City, injuring at least 22 people. The tall masts of the historic sailboat clipped the bridge as it passed underneath, causing damage and chaos during what was supposed to be a routine visit.

** The Edmonton Oilers are packing their bags for Texas after clinching their spot in the NHL’s Western Conference final, where they’ll face off against the Dallas Stars. The schedule’s set, and the stakes are high as both teams battle for a shot at the Stanley Cup.