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Tropical Storm Dexter develops in Atlantic; Will it make landfall in US? All about flash floods warning

Tropical Storm Dexter forms in the Atlantic, moving northeast away from the US. Currently no coastal warnings, with sustained winds of 45 mph. Forecasters monitor two additional potential systems, with a 30% chance of tropical storm development near the Southeast coast.

Who is Anastasia J. Casey? Mysterious book titled ‘The Shooting of Charlie Kirk’ raises questions

Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist, was fatally shot at Utah Valley University. A mysterious book about his shooting, authored by Anastasia J. Casey and dated before the incident, appeared on Amazon, sparking widespread speculation and conspiracy theories about the event.

Kate Middleton subtly honors Prince William with THIS fashion choice

Kate Middleton honored Prince William by wearing a Prince of Wales check tweed suit during her Suffolk and Kent visit. Her Gold Alphabet Necklace, featuring her children's initials, added a personal touch to her stylish ensemble.

Turning Point USA mourns Charlie Kirk: ‘America’s greatest martyr to free speech'

Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk tragically died after being fatally shot at a Utah Valley University event. The organization mourned his loss, praising his commitment to free speech, passion for life, and impact on young Americans.

Jair Bolsonaro stares at decades in prison as Brazil Supreme Court votes to convict ex-president for attempted coup

A majority of Brazilian Supreme Court justices voted to convict former President Jair Bolsonaro of organized crime related to his alleged coup attempt following his 2022 election defeat. With a potential sentence of decades in prison, Bolsonaro remains under house arrest and plans to appeal. The panel is expected to debate sentencing soon, which could impact his political future.

‘This place is ours’: Benjamin Netanyahu clears stand on a Palestinian state

Netanyahu firmly rejects a Palestinian state, signing an agreement to expand settlements in the West Bank. He declares "This place is ours" during a visit to Maale Adumim, signaling continued territorial expansion and rejection of the two-state solution.

Trump, other officials mourn Charlie Kirk amid 9/11 tributes

During a 9/11 ceremony, President Trump honored slain activist Charlie Kirk, calling him a "giant" and announcing a posthumous Presidential Medal of Freedom. Kirk was shot while speaking at an event in Utah. Meanwhile, New York commemorated the attacks with moments of silence, as political tensions rose over statements made by mayoral candidates regarding the tragedy.

Boulder: Fairview High, Southern Hills Middle Schools under lockdown amid gunman reports

Boulder police investigated a reported gunman near Fairview High and Southern Hills Middle School, placing both on lockdown. Students were secured while authorities searched the area, advising the public to avoid the location and closed surrounding roads.

Alabama, Virginia universities issue lockdowns over ‘terrorist threat’ after Charlie Kirk shooting

Four historically Black colleges went into lockdown after receiving terrorist threats, following a shooting at Charlie Kirk's event. Campuses closed, students evacuated, and authorities investigate potential connections, with no confirmed details about the threats.

How New York turns millions of pounds of food waste into 'black gold'

New York City transforms organic waste like watermelon rinds and pizza boxes into nutrient-rich compost at the Staten Island Compost Facility. This initiative, which processes up to 250 tons of organic material daily, helps improve soil health and reduce landfill methane emissions. The city distributes compost free to residents, schools, and gardens, promoting sustainability and environmental health.

Google, Meta, OpenAI face FTC inquiry on chatbot impact on kids

The FTC has ordered major AI companies, including Google and OpenAI, to provide information on how their chatbots affect children and teens. This inquiry aims to assess safety measures and compliance with regulations against collecting data from minors. The scrutiny follows a lawsuit alleging harm caused by ChatGPT, highlighting growing concerns over AI's impact on youth.

Who is Matthew Dowd? MSNBC analyst fired over 'insensitive' Charlie Kirk remark

MSNBC fired political analyst Matthew Dowd after he suggested Charlie Kirk's "hateful speech" might have contributed to Kirk's assassination, drawing criticism for implying a connection between divisive rhetoric and violent actions.

Who shot Charlie Kirk? Probe reveals key details on attacker, how he fled

A sniper shot and killed right-wing activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University. Authorities recovered a rifle and are investigating, with over 130 tips received. The suspect, described as college-aged, remains at large. President Trump ordered flags at half-mast and plans to award Kirk a Presidential Medal of Freedom.

Has Charlie Kirk shooter been caught? FBI shares new details on 'college-age' suspect

FBI manhunt continues for college-age suspect who fatally shot conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University. Authorities recovered the rifle, have over 130 tips, and believe it was a targeted political assassination.

'Assassin jumped off building and...': What FBI said on Charlie Kirk's absconding shooter

FBI investigating targeted shooting of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University. Shooter, described as college-aged, fled after using a high-powered rifle. Authorities have suspect's images and are confident in tracking them down, with evidence including video footage and footprints.

Netherlands plans to ban imports from Israel's Jewish settlements

The Dutch government plans to ban imports from Jewish settlements in Israeli-occupied Palestinian territories due to Israel's actions in the West Bank and Gaza. This follows previous travel bans on Israeli ministers. Foreign Minister David van Weel announced the decree is being drafted, emphasizing the Netherlands' stance against the legality of these settlements under international law.