Three Palestinian college students were shot in Burlington, Vermont on Saturday night while walking down a street. The man accused of shooting them, Jason Eaton, had a shotgun confiscated by police in upstate New York a decade ago due to domestic disputes and mental illness claims made by an ex-girlfriend. The students are now in stable condition and the police are still investigating the incident.
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Dallas Police have issued an arrest warrant for Buffalo Bills linebacker Von Miller after he was accused of assaulting a pregnant woman. The victim was treated for minor injuries and the NFL is aware of the incident. Miller has not yet been arrested and the Dallas Police Department is continuing to investigate.
A New York appellate court has reinstated a gag order against former President Donald Trump in his ongoing civil fraud trial, preventing him from making public comments about court staff. The order was issued after Trump published a social media post about the clerk, leading to a "deluge" of threats directed at her. On Thursday, the panel rejected Trump's appeal and reinstated the orders against Trump and his lawyers, ensuring that Trump will not be able to continue to make comments about the clerk and protecting her from further threats and harassment.
The Orange County Sheriff's Department has identified Iowa teen Michael Ray Schlicht as one of the earliest victims of notorious serial killer Randy Kraft, dubbed the "Scorecard Killer". DNA testing was used to identify Schlicht's remains, and the Sheriff's Department is asking anyone with information about Kraft or any of his victims to contact them. Kraft is currently serving a life sentence in San Quentin State Prison for 16 counts of murder, but authorities believe he may have been responsible for as many as 50 murders.
The House of Representatives will vote on a resolution to expel embattled New York Republican Rep. George Santos this week, after a damning report from the House Ethics Committee found substantial evidence of criminal activity. The resolution, introduced by California Democratic Rep. Robert Garcia, requires a two-thirds majority vote to pass and would be the first time in more than two decades that a member of Congress has been expelled. If passed, it would be the first time in history that a member of Congress has been expelled due to criminal charges.
Ukraine has accused Russia of abducting thousands of children for re-education purposes, adding to the tension between the two countries. Lt. Gen. Kyrylo Budanov's wife has been diagnosed with heavy metals poisoning and is undergoing treatment in a hospital. Andriy Yusov, the agency's spokesman, has confirmed the poisoning but did not provide details about the alleged poisoning.
The cease-fire in the Gaza Strip has been extended for two days, allowing for the release of hostages and the entry of humanitarian aid. The agreement was brokered by Qatar, which has been mediating negotiations between the parties involved. The U.S. is now pushing for a broader deal to ensure the safety of the hostages and address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
On Monday, a 14-year-old student stabbed two classmates during a brawl at Southeast Raleigh Magnet High School in North Carolina, resulting in the death of one 15-year-old student and the hospitalization of the other. The school was placed on lockdown and the suspect is in custody, but the identity of the deceased student has not yet been released. The investigation is ongoing and more information will be released as it becomes available.