Associated Press News Summary for Wednesday, August 27, 2025

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - A shooting at a Catholic school in suburban Minneapolis today was swiftly contained by law enforcement, officials reported. No casualties have been confirmed as the investigation continues into the shooter’s motive and any potential injuries to students or staff remain unverified.

CORO, Venezuela (AP) - Millions of Venezuelans are facing acute food insecurity as the nation’s economic collapse deepens. Families reported skipping meals amid soaring inflation and chronic shortages of basic staples, while humanitarian agencies warn of growing malnutrition risks in urban and rural areas alike.

LOS ANGELES (AP) - The Pac-12 Conference reached an agreement to extend its television contract with The CW Network, securing coverage for 13 regular-season football games and 50 men’s and women’s basketball contests over the next three seasons. Conference commissioners hailed the deal as vital for expanding the league’s national exposure and recruiting footprint.

STARBASE, Texas (AP) - SpaceX’s Starship test vehicle successfully deployed eight dummy satellites into orbit on its tenth flight before splashing down as planned in the Indian Ocean. The Super Heavy booster returned safely to the Atlantic, marking a critical milestone in efforts to develop the world’s most powerful rocket for future lunar and Mars missions.

TEHRAN (AP) - Iranian security forces clashed with militants in the country’s southeast today, killing 13 suspected insurgents. State media described the operation as part of an intensified campaign against border-region insurgent networks, with authorities pledging continued action to secure the area.