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An affidavit alleges the driver who struck Milligan University's cycling team in Tennessee did not brake, killing two sophomores at the scene; authorities are pursuing vehicular homicide and related charges.
A ferry carrying 271 people caught fire off Java, Indonesia, leaving at least five dead and dozens missing. Rescue crews have pulled about 231 people from the vessel and search-and-rescue efforts are ongoing for others.
A Florida woman shot and killed a 62-year-old man after a dispute over a Walmart parking spot; authorities are investigating, with self-defense claims noted in coverage.
A 20-year-old Auburn University junior from Alabama who disappeared during a family vacation in Japan has been found dead in Kyoto; his family confirmed the death and authorities are investigating the cause.
A pirate-themed party boat sank in the Mediterranean off Marmaris, Turkey, Friday, forcing passengers—including children—to jump into the sea as authorities launched rescue operations.
A Florida school bus driver has been charged with 29 felony counts of child neglect after a train struck a school bus at a crossing in Sumter County, with investigators saying the driver failed to protect students.
The White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt rejected viral claims that Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Israel dragged President Trump into a war with Iran, noting Rubio did not make that assertion. Leavitt pointed to Rubio’s remarks arguing the operation to strike Iran was necessary, not prompted by Israel, while the piece also recounts tweets and public posts surrounding the claim and notes ongoing U.S./Israel strikes and Iran’s retaliatory actions in the Middle East.
A Nicaraguan man died in ICE custody at the Camp East Montana detention facility near Fort Bliss in El Paso, marking the third death at the site. ICE says the death is a presumed suicide and the official cause is under investigation, as critics urge officials to shutter the privately run facility following multiple fatalities this month.