Federal agents searched a Washington, D.C., property associated with Rep. Ilhan Omar as part of an investigation that officials cited by NPR and Reuters linked to alleged immigration fraud. Omar called the search political intimidation; Trump denied involvement.
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DNA evidence and a preserved fingerprint led Chicago police to identify a former detective as the killer of 8-year-old Gloria Kowalewicz in 1960. Thomas F. McInerney Jr. died in 2006 without facing prosecution.
One person died and several others were injured Monday at Six Flags Over Georgia. Witnesses told WXIA they saw a man fall from Goliath, while authorities did not specify which ride was involved.
Archbishop Timothy Broglio says Catholic service members should seek exemption from Nidal Hasan’s planned firing-squad execution and condemns a plan to livestream it. The proposal has also drawn objections from lawmakers in both parties.
Selma Blair was arrested after two flight attendants were injured on a Delta flight from Los Angeles to New York. Her representatives said she experienced a medical emergency; the FBI is investigating a potential assault.
Police recovered two Renoir paintings stolen from a museum in southern France, finding them damaged behind a cinder block wall. Six people were arrested amid investigators’ concerns about another possible museum theft.
A cyberattack heated refrigeration units at hundreds of French supermarkets, prompting food disposal and reports of small fires. Prosecutors are investigating the damage.
Republican lawmakers are raising concerns that livestreaming Nidal Hasan’s execution could give extremists a propaganda tool. President Donald Trump says he will make the final decision.