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Suspected shooter killed at Oregon elementary school; multiple victims reported

A suspected shooter was killed at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon, on Thursday, resulting in multiple victims, including children. Police confirmed the shooter is deceased and are investigating the incident, while families were directed to a nearby church for reunification. Law enforcement agencies from across Central Oregon responded to the scene.

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Daily Wire

Shooting Incident at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon

An active shooter incident occurred at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon, on Thursday, resulting in multiple injuries, including children. The gunman was killed inside the school, and at least two victims were taken to a local hospital. A reunification center is being set up for affected families.

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New York Post

Police Investigate Death of 5-Year-Old Girl in Queens

Police are investigating the death of a 5-year-old girl found injured in a Queens home. She was taken to Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, where she was pronounced dead. The cause of death will be determined by the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner.

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Guardian — US

Dog Missing in Yellowstone for Over a Month Reunited with Owners

Luna, a Jack Russell terrier, was captured in a live trap after being missing for over a month in Yellowstone National Park. The dog had escaped from her family's cabin in September and was seen wandering the park before her reunion with her owners.

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PBS NewsHour

New York City Council to Vote on Ban of Horse-Drawn Carriages in Central Park

New York City lawmakers are set to vote on a bill to ban horse-drawn carriages in Central Park by 2028, following the death of a teenage tourist. The proposal has garnered support from city officials, while facing opposition from unions concerned about the economic impact on drivers. The legislation includes provisions for workforce transition and humane treatment of horses.

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Guardian — US

Huntington Beach Closes Due to Great White Shark Sighting

Huntington Beach has closed a two-mile area after a great white shark was spotted exhibiting aggressive behavior. The shark, estimated to be 10-12 feet long, was seen circling near a lifeguard tower, prompting the closure as per marine safety protocols.

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Daily Mail

RNLI Volunteers Report Bullying of Their Children Due to Migrant Rescues

Children of RNLI lifeboat volunteers have faced bullying at school due to their parents' involvement in migrant rescues in the English Channel. Volunteers reported public confrontations and threats, leading to increased tensions and protests in the area. The RNLI continues to emphasize its commitment to rescuing individuals at sea, regardless of their background.

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Daily Mail

Family Killed in Arson Attack in Waterford Linked to Drug Gang Debt

An arson attack in Waterford, Ireland, resulted in the deaths of four members of the English family, with two others hospitalized. Police believe the attack is linked to a drug gang due to a debt owed by an acquaintance. Investigations are ongoing as the community mourns the tragic loss.

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Fox News — Latest

New York City Council Proposes Ban on Horse-Drawn Carriages by 2028

New York City officials have proposed a ban on horse-drawn carriages in Central Park, with a potential implementation date of June 1, 2028. The legislation, named Romanch's Law after a tourist who died in a carriage accident, aims to address animal welfare and public safety concerns while requiring a transition plan for affected workers. The proposal has received mixed reactions from various stakeholders, including support from animal rights groups and criticism from labor unions.

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New York Post

Increase in Child Abuse Cases Reported in NYC Daycares Amid Expansion of Child Care Slots

Child abuse cases reported at New York City daycares have increased, with 564 cases in the last fiscal year and a substantiation rate of 24.4%. The Administration for Children’s Services is investigating the reasons for this rise, while Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration seeks to expand childcare options. Recent incidents of abuse have raised concerns about the safety of children in these facilities.

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Daily Mail

Body recovered and two missing after fishing vessel incident off Outer Hebrides

A man's body has been recovered while two others remain missing after a fishing vessel was reported missing off the coast of Port of Ness, Isle of Lewis. The search involves multiple rescue teams amid yellow weather warnings, with strong winds and heavy rain expected in the area. The men were believed to be local fishermen.

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New York Post

Texas Man Discovers Live WWII Grenades at Estate Sale, Bomb Squad Responds

A Texas man discovered live World War II grenades in a box he bought at an estate sale, prompting a bomb squad response. The Austin Police Department confirmed the grenades were live and safely removed them. The incident serves as a reminder for the public to report any found military ordnance to authorities.

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Washington Examiner

New York City Mayor Announces Potential End to Horse Carriage Industry

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced that the horse carriage industry may end following an agreement with City Council Speaker Julie Menin. The proposed legislation aims to make operating horse-drawn carriages illegal by June 2028, amid ongoing concerns for horse welfare and safety incidents involving the carriages.

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Washington Examiner

Man dies after being ejected from roller coaster at Six Flags in Georgia

A man died after being ejected from the Goliath roller coaster at Six Flags in Cobb County, Georgia, on Monday night. Four other riders were injured in the incident, which has led to the closure of the roller coaster and nine other rides at Six Flags locations across North America. Investigations are underway by local authorities and the ride's manufacturer.

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New York Post

City Files Lawsuit Against Midtown Massage Parlor for Alleged Prostitution

The city of New York has filed a lawsuit against East Garden Spa for allegedly offering sexual acts for cash, violating a previous court order against prostitution. The lawsuit seeks to close the spa for a year and impose fines, following a history of similar legal actions against the establishment. Neighbors reported being unaware of any illicit activities occurring at the spa.

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