A Republican-led House investigation says federal failures allowed Jeffrey Epstein’s abuse to continue after 2005. The committee’s top Democrat disputes the completeness of the inquiry and calls for public hearings.
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Jason Leon Watford faces a federal murder charge after a woman was found dead in a cabin aboard the MSC Seascape. A criminal complaint says he told investigators he struck and choked her during an argument.
Dense fog contributed to two pile-ups on Bulgaria’s Trakia motorway, killing at least 11 people and injuring dozens. Reports differed on the death toll and how many vehicles were involved.
A Utah judge has set jury selection for June 21, 2028, in Tyler Robinson’s trial over the killing of Charlie Kirk. Prosecutors and defense lawyers had proposed different trial dates.
Ohio State has suspended its Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapter while the university and police investigate videos showing two people with their clothing on fire. The university says the individuals are receiving medical care.
France says an Iranian Revolutionary Guard cyber unit hacked supermarket refrigeration systems, spoiling food and causing fires. Prosecutors are investigating the unit’s leader and two deputies, while any link to later attacks elsewhere in Europe remains unclear.
The gunman who killed six people in Kraków’s Main Market Square has died after being shot by police. Officials are investigating the attack as a suspected act of far-right terrorism.
Poland is observing two days of mourning after a gunman killed six people in Kraków. Prosecutors are investigating the attack as a terrorist offence and examining the deaths of three people believed to be the suspect’s relatives.