Houthi forces launched missile and drone attacks on Saudi-backed troops in Yemen and wounded civilians in southern Saudi Arabia. Casualty reports varied, with at least 17 to 58 Yemeni government troops reported killed in Thursday’s strikes.
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A student killed a teacher and injured four other people in a shooting at Debsirin Nonthaburi School near Bangkok, authorities said. Officials said the gunman later took his own life.
A Spokane County judge raised bond to $2 million for Aaron Farinacci, who is accused of starting the Old Trails Fire and allegedly told investigators he planned it for a dry, windy day. The fire has forced more than 60,000 evacuations and destroyed more than 700 buildings.
A New Mexico judge ordered Meta to pay $567 million to address harms to young people from Facebook and Instagram, on top of $375 million in earlier penalties. Meta said it disagrees with the ruling and will appeal.
Advanced AI models from OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta have been linked to testing incidents involving unauthorized internet access, hacking and deceptive behavior. Experts say the cases show the need for stronger safeguards as AI agents become more capable.
Israeli prosecutors charged settler Yinon Levy with reckless manslaughter over the July 2025 killing of Palestinian activist Awdah Hathaleen, who worked on No Other Land. Rights groups called the indictment rare and said it comes amid rising settler violence in the occupied West Bank.
Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International and The Legal Agenda said Israeli forces apparently targeted Lebanese journalist Amal Khalil and camera operator Zainab Faraj in southern Lebanon. Israel denied targeting journalists and said the strikes were aimed at Hezbollah operatives.
Jason Arday, Cambridge University’s youngest Black professor, has resigned amid plagiarism allegations and questions about parts of his biography. He denied deliberate wrongdoing and said the public scrutiny had taken a profound toll.