Amy Acton, Ohio’s Democratic nominee for governor, was not injured after her campaign said an armed person lunged at her during a visit to the Canfield Fair. Several people were hurt, and officials from both parties condemned the incident.
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A Boeing 767-300 cargo plane operating for Amazon overran a runway at Miami International Airport, hit several vehicles and caught fire Sunday afternoon. Officials closed all runways and taxiways and said multiple patients were involved.
Egyptian TV presenter Sarah Khalifa and 11 others were sentenced to death by hanging after being convicted in a drug trafficking case involving more than 750kg of narcotics and drug-making materials. Khalifa denies the charges and her lawyer says she will appeal.
Colombia’s army said three soldiers were killed and four wounded after drones dropped explosives on a military compound in Ocaña. Authorities blamed the ELN rebel group for the attack in the Catatumbo region near Venezuela.
A federal magistrate judge ordered the Trump administration to identify who structured a nearly $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization fund.” Attorney General Todd Blanche has said the fund is dead, but critics say the agreement could still be revived.
An American Airlines flight from Dallas-Fort Worth to Newark diverted to Baltimore after a passenger was restrained with zip ties and duct tape during an alleged midair assault. The FBI said it is investigating and will consult federal prosecutors on possible charges.
Masked demonstrators chanting “stop the boats” blocked roads around the Port of Dover, briefly stopping traffic and causing major disruption. Police said no arrests were made and the port later reopened.
The U.S. military said it disabled or destroyed three Iranian oil tankers after IRGC ballistic missiles targeted two American warships. CENTCOM said no U.S. personnel were harmed, while Iranian media reported no casualties from a tanker strike near Kharg Island.