Fifteen Indian tourists died after a speedboat carrying 32 Indian nationals and four crew capsized near Hon May Rut Ngoai island in southern Vietnam. Twenty-one people were rescued, and India’s embassy said it had set up control rooms and hotlines for families.
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Russian overnight missile and drone strikes hit multiple Kyiv districts, injuring at least 10 people, including a child, Ukrainian officials said. Ukraine said Russia launched 10 missiles and 121 drones, while Moscow said it targeted drone production and port facilities.
A federal judge vacated the convictions of four Proud Boys members in the Jan. 6 Capitol attack after the Justice Department sought dismissal. Judge Timothy Kelly said he saw little practical alternative but criticized the reasoning behind the move.
Apple has filed a federal lawsuit accusing OpenAI and two former Apple employees of stealing trade secrets to support OpenAI’s hardware ambitions. OpenAI and the named employees did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
Graham Platner has formally withdrawn from Maine’s U.S. Senate race, allowing Democrats to replace him on the November ballot. The party has until July 27 to choose a nominee to face Republican Sen. Susan Collins.
Three witnesses detained after ICE officers fatally shot Lorenzo Salgado Araujo in Houston say the government’s account is false. Their lawyer says the men deny that Salgado Araujo rammed or weaponized his van and warn deporting them could undermine the investigation.
Devon and Cornwall Police have opened a murder inquiry after former Conservative minister Ann Widdecombe was found dead with serious injuries at her Dartmoor home. Officers are seeking a White male suspect and appealing for witnesses and footage from the Haytor area.
A Kyiv court ordered two men held without bail in the killing of Anastasiia Berezovska, the Ukrainian woman wanted over a Monaco bomb attack. One suspect, a decorated Ukrainian intelligence officer, withdrew his confession and blamed his co-defendant.