A weekend nor’easter killed a New York City worker, flooded East Coast communities and caused widespread power outages and flight disruptions. Forecasters said the storm would weaken Sunday night, but rain and tidal flooding could continue.
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Three males were killed and four other people injured after a fight led to gunfire at an after-hours venue in Detroit on Sunday morning. Police say they have leads and do not believe there is an ongoing danger to the public.
Five men remain in custody after arrests near RAF Fairford, where bomb disposal teams are examining suspicious vehicles. Police evacuated 85 households as counterterrorism investigators took charge.
Iran says it is ready for both diplomacy and renewed fighting after Trump rejects its proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. U.S. officials say the plan demanded concessions up front, while Iran says its conditions reflect earlier commitments.
More than 70% of Swiss voters rejected a proposal to restrict sanctions and cooperation with military alliances. The referendum followed a debate over neutrality sharpened by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Ping Ping and Fu Shuang arrived at Zoo Atlanta on Sunday under a 10-year loan agreement with China. They will spend about a month in quarantine before visitors can see them.
A nor’easter killed a man in Brooklyn, flooded coastal neighborhoods in New York and New Jersey, and disrupted power and travel. Forecasters warned of more rain and possible flooding through Monday night.
Bill Gates says governments should require AI companies to monitor their systems and build in safeguards against misuse. He argues the measures need not significantly slow development, even as global agreement on AI rules may prove difficult.






