Prosecutors say a former OpenAI engineer accused of concealing a recorder in a meeting room was preparing to move to Saudi Arabia. They are seeking his detention pending trial, citing his contacts and alleged flight risk.
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A Kenyan court has found Paul Mackenzie and 29 other cult leaders guilty of murder in a case involving 191 deaths, 190 of them children. Mackenzie is due to be sentenced on 6 November.
The Supreme Court rejected an appeal by Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and two other accused 9/11 plotters seeking to reinstate plea deals that would have given them life sentences. The government’s withdrawal of the agreements remains in place.
Shawn Oliver suspended his campaign for Massachusetts lieutenant governor after police arrested him following a crash involving five vehicles in New Bedford. His running mate, Mike Minogue, had called on him to step aside.
France is considering local curfews after nationwide protests over schools and living costs descended into rioting. Officials reported thousands of arrests and extensive damage to businesses and public buildings.
Independent lawmaker Helen Haines is critically injured after a car struck her outside her office in Victoria. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called it an apparent deliberate act, while police said they were still investigating the driver’s intent.
Israeli police have arrested 10 suspects after attacks on Washington Post photographer Heidi Levine and European diplomats in the occupied West Bank. The incidents occurred amid a surge in violence during the Palestinian olive harvest.
Macron has declined Interior Minister Laurent Nunez’s resignation after protests across France turned violent and looting continued Sunday. The Interior Ministry reported more than 2,300 arrests on Saturday.