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One Dead, Two Wounded in Old Dominion Shooting; Synagogue Attack Near Detroit Leaves No Casualties
Former National Guard member convicted of ISIS ties opened fire at Virginia university, while Michigan synagogue attacker killed himself after ramming building with 140 children inside.
Wisconsin Legislator Pleads Guilty to Disorderly Conduct in Feud over Hispanic Resolutions
State Rep. Sylvia Ortiz-Velez, a Milwaukee Democrat, was sentenced to pay a $300 fine after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor in connection with a caucus dispute over Hispanic heritage resolutions.
FAA Lifts Ground Stop at Airports in DC, Baltimore; Delays Persist
Ground stop lifted after nearly two hours at three major airports; passengers face 2.5 to 3 hour delays into the night.
Florida Judge Ordered C-Section During Woman's Labor in Case Highlighting Pregnancy Rights Debate
The case of Cherise Doyley at University of Florida Health has sparked debate over whether states can override pregnant patients' medical decisions in favor of fetal health.
A Record Number of Political Parties Register for Haiti's First Election in a Decade
The registration surge marks a potential turning point for the Caribbean nation as it seeks to restore democratic governance after years of political turmoil.
Can Democrats Actually Flip This Red Kentucky District?
Rep. Andy Barr's Senate bid creates an open seat in a district that hasn't elected a Democrat since 2010.
Dem Calls For DHS Funding After Synagogue Terror Attack But Rewind 24 Hours
Sen. Elissa Slotkin backed DHS funding one day after joining Senate Democrats in blocking a bill to fund the department amid an ongoing budget dispute over ICE.
FBI Trained Michigan Temple How to Stop Shooter Six Weeks Before Attack
ASAPP training at Temple Israel included run, hide, fight drills; armed security engaged attacker, preventing mass casualty event.
Grenell Exits Kennedy Center; Trump Picks Floca as New Executive Director
Matt Floca, currently vice president of operations, will succeed Grenell pending Board approval, as the institution faces ongoing controversy over board changes and planned reconstruction.
Mamdani Celebrates $2.1 Million Court Judgment Against Bronx Landlord
Bronx Supreme Court ruling sets new precedent with maximum penalties under Nuisance Abatement Law