Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. Today is Tuesday, May 24th, 2022.

And we begin with a nine-year-old boy getting quite the stall surprise on a routine trip

to the restroom. David Miguel of Nova Lima, Brazil was playing soccer when nature called.

He ran off to use his school's facilities only to come face-to-face with a long-fanged

growling jaguar. David said he was shaking like jelly, but managed to back out of the

bathroom and tell his dad who figured it was probably just a wild dog. It was not. Wildlife

experts arrived, confirmed they were dealing with a big cat with big teeth and tranquilized it.

They aren't sure why the jaguar meandered onto school grounds and into the restroom, but

believe loss of habitat was to blame. The cat was released back into the wild, unharmed.

NASA has a spacesuit snafu. According to the agency, the helmets worn by astronauts

when they venture outside the International Space Station have sprung a leak.

The problem surfaced in March when water was found inside a helmet worn by a German astronaut

during a spacewalk. It was similar, but a lot less serious than an incident in 2013 when an

Italian astronaut told Mission Control that water started to cover his eyes, nose, and ears.

He was immediately pulled back into the space station. For now, four planned walks are

unhold until the suits can be returned to Earth in July, examined, and a cause found.

The extra-vehicular mobility units, or EMUs as they're called, are pretty old. Although they've

been updated from time to time, the original design dates back to 1974.

It could be a first of its kind, diplomatic smackdown of Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Yesterday, a veteran Russian representative to the United Nations resigned his post,

then sent a letter to his colleague, saying,

Never have I been so ashamed of my country as on February 24th of this year,

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