Authorities said a man set off fireworks, poured gasoline on stairs and started a fire outside 26 Federal Plaza in Lower Manhattan. The FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force is investigating the incident as an anti-government attack on a federal facility.
Posts published in “Crime”
Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada, co-founder of the Sinaloa cartel, was sentenced to life without parole in federal court in Brooklyn. He apologized in court and urged an end to violence after pleading guilty to racketeering and continuing criminal enterprise charges.
Police blocked and pushed back thousands of Cockroach Janta Party supporters in New Delhi as they tried to march on parliament over alleged exam paper leaks. Protesters demanded the education minister’s resignation, while government representatives held limited talks with movement leaders.
Five members of the Long family, including Provo Fire Capt. Spencer Long, were killed after a flash flood swept through a canyon near Bicknell, Utah. A daughter who was not on the hiking trip survived.
Tom Homan said ICE officers should use body cameras after fatal shootings during vehicle stops in Texas and Maine. DHS says cameras are being deployed nationwide, but lawmakers and advocates have questioned the pace of the rollout.
Professional boxer Hannah Rapp, 26, died after authorities said a driver reversed into her while she was bicycling in Brazos County, Texas. Charles Medina, 31, was arrested and charged with manslaughter.
Russia launched a major overnight missile and drone attack on Ukraine, with Kyiv bearing the brunt of what officials called one of the largest ballistic barrages of the war. One person was killed in the capital and at least 16 were wounded, according to local authorities.
Andrew and Tristan Tate were arrested in Miami as British prosecutors announced additional rape, trafficking and sexual offense charges and said they would seek extradition. The brothers deny wrongdoing, and their attorney called the new charges “filth and slander.”