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At least four people have died after powerful storms triggered flash floods across Kentucky, leaving widespread damage and forcing emergency crews to carry out dozens of rescues. State officials continue searching for survivors while preparing a request for federal disaster assistance to support recovery efforts. Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear said some parts of the state received as much as eight inches of rain during the severe weather. The intense rainfall caused rivers, creeks, and roads to flood rapidly, trapping residents in homes and vehicles. According to the governor, emergency responders completed more than 60 rescues and evacuations over the weekend.…
A Mississippi family is demanding answers after a 1-year-old boy was fatally shot during a police response in Senatobia. The incident has sparked calls for transparency, accountability, and a full investigation as community members continue to mourn the child’s death. Kohen Wiley died after being shot on June 14 in a Walmart parking lot in Senatobia, a city about 40 miles south of Memphis. Police had responded to a report of suspected shoplifting before the shooting took place. Nearly two weeks later, family members, friends, and supporters gathered at a church in rural Mississippi to remember the young boy during…
The United States launched another round of military strikes against Iran on Saturday after both countries exchanged fresh attacks following a new dispute over the Strait of Hormuz. The latest fighting has raised concerns that recent efforts to reduce tensions could quickly collapse. The renewed conflict comes only one week after both sides signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at ending military operations and restoring stability in the region. However, the agreement came under pressure after a commercial ship was attacked while passing through the Strait of Hormuz on Thursday. According to U.S. officials, Iran launched several drones toward ships…
The United States launched new military strikes against Iran after a commercial cargo ship was hit by a drone near the Strait of Hormuz. The latest military action has increased fears that the fragile ceasefire between the two countries could fall apart. The US military said its aircraft struck Iranian missile storage sites, drone facilities, and coastal radar systems. Officials said the operation was a direct response to the drone attack on a commercial vessel one day earlier. Reports from southern Iran said explosions were heard near the port city of Sirik after the strikes. US Central Command said the…
The U.S. government has approved the limited return of Anthropic’s Mythos 5 artificial intelligence model. The decision allows a selected group of trusted organizations to use the advanced AI system again after access was suspended earlier this month because of national security concerns. The approval came after U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick informed Anthropic that the government was satisfied with the safety measures the company had put in place. Officials concluded that the new safeguards would allow approved users to access the powerful cybersecurity model while reducing potential security risks. Under the latest decision, access to Mythos 5 will be…
A Washington, D.C., resident seen being detained near the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is facing charges of disorderly conduct and using obscene language, according to a federal violation notice. The incident comes as debate continues over claims that the historic site was damaged by vandals. The Lincoln Memorial Arrest Case gained attention after video footage showed officers placing Christian Miles in handcuffs and escorting him away from the reflecting pool. The footage was widely shared on social media and sparked questions about the circumstances surrounding the detention. In the video, Miles said he had been yelling at Oklahoma state troopers.…
A federal judge has permanently blocked key parts of President Donald Trump’s executive order that sought to change election rules across the United States. The decision prevents the administration from enforcing a requirement that voters provide documentary proof of citizenship when registering to vote. The ruling was issued by Judge Denise Casper of the U.S. District Court in Boston. It turns a preliminary injunction issued last year into a permanent order, preventing the administration from moving forward with several election-related measures contained in Trump’s executive order. The Trump Voting Rules Blocked decision marks a major legal setback for the administration’s…
A planned Titanic artifact auction is facing strong opposition from the United States government. The plan involves selling more than 100 items recovered from the wreck of the RMS Titanic. The case has reopened debate about who controls historic underwater treasures and whether they should ever be sold. The proposal comes from RMS Titanic Inc., which holds exclusive rights to recover items from the famous shipwreck in the North Atlantic. The company has collected thousands of objects over several decades. These include personal belongings, ship equipment, and decorative items from the 1912 ocean liner. Now, it wants to auction some…
A Tesla autopilot crash in Texas has killed one woman after a car drove into a house in the Houston area. The incident has triggered a federal investigation and renewed debate over self driving technology safety in the United States. Authorities say the crash happened late Friday night in the suburb of Katy. The crash involved a Tesla Model 3 driven by Michael Butler. Police say the vehicle was moving east at around 8 p.m. when it left the road and struck a brick home. The car crashed through the building and hit 76 year old Martha Avila, who was…
Nine months after its original delivery deadline, Trump Mobile has finally begun sending out its T1 smartphones to media reviewers and customers who placed pre-orders. The company confirmed this week that initial units are now being shipped, marking a long-delayed rollout of the device. NBC News received one of the early review models and tested the phone. The device, which was first announced with strong marketing claims, is now no longer being promoted as “Made in the USA.” That claim was central to the phone’s early branding when it was first introduced to the public. The delay highlights the challenges…
