Staying with immigration, South Korean officials say there's a deal with the United States

to release the South Korean workers detained in last week's raid on a Hyundai plant in Georgia.

South Korea is set to charter a plane to take them home, escorted by the foreign minister

who's traveling to the United States on Monday.

Of the nearly 475 workers detained more than 300 are South

Koreans. South Korea says it's going to review its visa system for travel to the United States

in hopes of preventing a repeat incident. Overnight in Ukraine, Russia launched a massive wave of drone and missile attacks targeting Kiev.

Russia sent more than 800 drones and decoys and 13 missiles into Ukraine.

At least four people were killed, including a mother and her three-month-old child.

In Kiev, the government's headquarters was damaged.

It had been unscathed since the full-scale invasion began three years ago.

War-weary Ukrainians say it's time for allies to step up. We are waiting for all this to be over.

World leaders gather together to come up with a solution, but in reality, nothing has changed.

On the contrary, the situation is getting worse.

For its part, Russia said it used high-precision weapons to target military sites and denied

hitting the government building. Japanese Prime Minister Shiguru Isheba has resigned after

less than a year in office. Ashiba was blamed for his party's historic defeat in this summer's legislature elections.

Voters said the governing coalition didn't deliver on promises to address rising prices and

stagnant wages.

Ashiba said he had waited to resign until there was a trade deal with the United States.

And there is now a millennial saint. Pope Leo canonized Italian Carlo Acutis today during a mass in St. Peter's Square.

Akutis is known to many young Catholics by the nickname God's Influencer.

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