More than 100 Israeli settlers disrupted a court-ordered effort to return a Palestinian family to its homes in Jalud, where both houses were set on fire. Israeli authorities said three police officers were lightly injured and three suspects were arrested.
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Marco Rubio alleges a foreign actor was involved in an incident near RAF Fairford, but British investigators have not confirmed that claim. Five men arrested Sunday have been released on bail without charges as the investigation continues.
A Rome court sentenced three Egyptian security officials to 10 years in prison for kidnapping Italian researcher Giulio Regeni, whose tortured body was found near Cairo in 2016. A fourth defendant was acquitted.
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee has denied clemency to Christa Pike, who is scheduled to be executed Wednesday for the 1995 killing of classmate Colleen Slemmer. Her lawyers have asked the Supreme Court to halt the execution.
Jonathan McKinsey, a New York Times engineering executive, was fatally shot at a sports complex in Dublin, California. Police arrested his two in-laws on suspicion of murder and said the circumstances remain under investigation.
Five British men arrested near RAF Fairford have been released on bail as police continue investigating suspected terrorism and explosives offenses. Iran denies involvement, and police have not publicly linked it to the case.
A New York district attorney is reopening an investigation into an alleged 2024 sexual assault at a Cornell fraternity house after a lawsuit presented allegations he says differ from the woman’s original statement. Cornell says its disciplinary process resulted in expulsions and suspensions.
Pope Leo XIV urged French bishops to remain vigilant against sexual abuse and met seven survivors in Lourdes. The survivors welcomed his attention but called for action.