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Fox News — Latest 01:28 AM

New York woman arrested for alleged hate crime on subway

Diana Smith, a 23-year-old from the Bronx, was arrested for allegedly assaulting another woman on a New York City subway while making antisemitic remarks. The incident was captured on video, and Smith faces multiple hate crime charges following the attack.

Deutsche Welle 01:16 AM

North Korea reaffirms nuclear program as non-negotiable

Kim Yo Jong has stated that North Korea's nuclear program is non-negotiable, emphasizing the country's commitment to its nuclear ambitions. This announcement precedes a visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Deutsche Welle 01:16 AM

North Korea reaffirms nuclear program as nonnegotiable

Kim Yo Jong, the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, has stated that the country's nuclear program is nonnegotiable. This statement was made in the context of an upcoming visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Fox News — Latest 01:15 AM

Teenager Identified as 'Chelsea Jane Doe' 26 Years After Murder

Tiffany Bradley, a Pennsylvania teenager, has been identified as 'Chelsea Jane Doe' nearly 26 years after her murder. Her remains were found in Massachusetts, and her killer, Eugene McCollom, is serving a life sentence. Advances in DNA technology facilitated the identification process, providing closure to her family.

rawstory.com 12:40 AM

White House Responds to Report of Increased Counterintelligence Threat from Israel

The White House has rejected claims made in a report by NBC News that the Pentagon raised Israel's counterintelligence threat level to 'critical' due to concerns over espionage activities. Both the White House and Israeli officials denied the allegations, despite previous reports suggesting Israeli surveillance of U.S. entities.

The Daily Beast 12:36 AM

Scott Pelley Addresses Supporters After Departure from '60 Minutes'

Scott Pelley, recently fired from '60 Minutes', shared a message of gratitude to his supporters on social media. Following his dismissal, he criticized CBS News management for alleged political bias and pressure to distort reporting. His departure has sparked varied reactions, including support for the firing from some commentators.

Washington Examiner 12:32 AM

At least 12 people shot at street festival in Toledo, Ohio

At least 12 people were shot at the Old West End Festival in Toledo, Ohio, according to the Toledo Police Department. Two individuals are in critical condition, and the police are investigating the incident while maintaining a significant presence in the area. Governor Mike DeWine expressed concern for the safety of summer festivals.

Washington Examiner 12:32 AM

Shooting at Toledo street festival results in multiple victims

A shooting at the Old West End Festival in Toledo, Ohio, resulted in multiple victims being transported to medical facilities. The police are searching for suspects and have increased their presence in the area as the investigation unfolds.

Washington Examiner 12:32 AM

Shooting at Toledo street festival leaves at least 12 injured

At least 12 people were shot at the Old West End Festival in Toledo, Ohio, with two individuals in critical condition. The police are investigating the incident, which occurred around 5:37 p.m., and have not yet identified any suspects. Governor Mike DeWine expressed concern for the safety of summer festivals.

Fox News — Latest 12:16 AM

Shooting near festival in Toledo, Ohio injures at least 12

A shooting near the Old West End Festival in Toledo, Ohio, injured at least 12 people on Saturday. Authorities are searching for the suspects, believed to be at least two gunmen, while local officials express concern and call for community safety.

Guardian — US 12:04 AM

Multiple people shot at street festival in Toledo, Ohio

Several people were shot near the Old West End Festival in Toledo, Ohio, on Saturday evening. Police responded to the scene and are actively searching for the suspects while victims were taken to local hospitals.

New York Post 12:03 AM

Sixth Grader Engages with Non-Venomous Snakes in Missouri

Elijah, a sixth grader, is known for his interactions with non-venomous snakes in the Ozarks of southern Missouri. He engages with the snakes by handling them and allowing them to bite him during his nature adventures.