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“We’re tired of losing our loved ones to senseless violence,” said a man whose mother was killed in the racist massacre at a supermarket. The police commissioner said the suspect had planned to continue his shooting spree elsewhere.

Foreign ministers from the alliance are in Berlin for talks, amid Russian threats over the prospect of Finland and Sweden joining.

A vigil remembering the victims began Sunday morning near the supermarket where the attack occurred; city and state elected officials called for action on gun control and the hateful ideology behind the attack.

The man accused of killing 10 at a Buffalo supermarket on Saturday had made threats against his high school, the police said; a gun dealer who said he sold the suspect an assault weapon in recent months described a routine transaction.

An 18-year-old white male who traveled from outside Buffalo was in custody after an attack at a Tops grocery store that officials said was racially motivated. Eleven of the 13 people who were shot were Black.

The Eurovision grand final is the climax of the world’s greatest, glitziest and campiest song contest, in which singers from around Europe go note-to-note as they compete for votes.

The U.S. defense secretary spoke with his Russian counterpart for the first time since the invasion. India said it would ban wheat exports as global prices rise.

The country’s leader, Kim Jong-un, said 187,800 people were in quarantine, and state TV showed him wearing a mask for the first time.

The Nasdaq composite, a benchmark that’s heavily weighted toward tech stocks, is already in bear market territory.

Video showed police officers in Jerusalem beating and kicking mourners next to the coffin of Shireen Abu Akleh, an Al Jazeera reporter who was killed on Wednesday, forcing one to the ground.