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Times Square stabbing leaves one dead, suspect killed by NYPD, motive unclear — 21hA knife-wielding woman stabbed two people in Times Square, killing one and critically injuring another, before officers shot and killed her. Police said the motive remains unclear and the incident prompted a large response with road closures as investigators work the case.

Dana Whitfield Hope they can figure out the motive soon. Random attacks like this are what scare people most.

Russian air attacks kill 12 in Kyiv region, on sixth day of strikes — 19h

Nato scrambles fighter jets after drone incursion as strike on Kyiv kills nine — 13h

Marcus Bell Scrambling jets over a single drone shows how jumpy things have gotten along that border lately.

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Duane Davis Convicted in Tupac Murder — 1dClosing arguments are set to begin in Las Vegas in the 1996 Tupac Shakur murder case against Duane 'Keffe D' Davis, with prosecutors asserting he orchestrated the killing while his defense maintains his public statements were bravado and not corroborated. Across nine days of testimony, prosecutors highlighted Davis’s own interviews and memoir as key evidence, while the defense argues there is no hard corroborating evidence tying him to the crime or proving he was in Las Vegas that night.

Dana Whitfield Curious how the jury weighs public boasting against actual physical proof. Words matter, but they're not the same as hard evidence.

Lamerd strikes kill civilians, reports indicate — 1dAirwars and the Associated Press mapped the Lamerd strikes and found that US-made Precision Strike Missiles killed civilians up to 50 meters from detonation and caused damage far beyond that radius, prompting warnings from weapons experts that such missiles should not be used near populated areas. The US military has acknowledged using PrSMs in Iran but denies striking Lamerd, while analysts emphasize the weapon’s midair fragmentation and potential for widespread harm as production continues for broader use.

Tom Gallagher If the Pentagon is denying it hit Lamerd while also confirming PrSM use in Iran, someone's math isn't adding up.

Pastor Killed as Festival Sign Collapses in West SussexWorld — 3dAt the Big Church Festival in West Sussex, a large sign collapsed, killing a 41-year-old man from Eastbourne and injuring several attendees as emergency services responded, with the event brought to a close or placed on lockdown. Authorities and organisers said they are cooperating with investigations and urged witnesses to provide information as the festival's status and safety measures are reviewed.

NC Teen Indicted in San Diego Mosque Shooting — 23hA Winston-Salem 17-year-old, Sarah Lindsey Santiago, has been indicted as an adult on three counts of first-degree murder and a conspiracy for aiding and abetting two teen gunmen in the May 18, 2026, mass shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego, with prosecutors saying she helped livestream the attack and disseminate a manifesto. The three victims were killed and the two suspects died by self-inflicted gunshots in a case that involved a multi-agency investigation across North Carolina and California.

Nicole Hardy Seventeen years old and already accused of helping spread a manifesto meant to terrorize a whole community. Just heartbreaking.

Grand Canyon Floods Kill Two, Strands Hikers — 2dFlash flooding in Bright Angel Canyon near the Grand Canyon triggered aerial evacuations of about 50 people from the Phantom Ranch area, with Phantom Ranch and the North Kaibab Trail closed until further notice. The rain, totaling roughly a quarter to three-quarters of an inch in 30 minutes, caused continued heavy creek flows and led the Red Cross to open a shelter at Grand Canyon High School as authorities warned visitors to stay away from closed zones.

Raj Patel I compared a few of the sources — the numbers don't quite line up between them.

Zimbabwe and Bangladesh Road Crashes Kill 31World — 3dAt least 27 people were killed in fatal head-on crashes involving a commuter minibus and a haulage truck on Harare–Masvingo and Harare–Chivhu routes near Chivhu, with several more injured. The minibuses were carrying church congregants for a conference, highlighting ongoing concerns about road safety and human error contributing to Africa’s high fatality rate on the roads.

Raj Patel The second-order effects here are what nobody's talking about yet.

Latuf Freed Off Somalia; 14 Pirates KilledWorld — 3dSomalia, with the Turkish Navy, freed the Cameroon-flagged cargo ship MV Latuf after a 10-day operation in which four pirate boats were destroyed and 14 pirates were killed, allowing the vessel to resume its voyage. The push to retake the vessel highlights ongoing piracy off Somalia and the defense cooperation between Somalia and Türkiye to safeguard maritime security.

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Columbia Police Officer Killed, Second Officer WoundedWorld — 2dA Columbia, South Carolina police officer was killed and a second officer wounded after a domestic-dispute call escalated into a gunfight in a park; the suspect, Adam Tyler Dowdy, also died and had a lengthy arrest history across multiple states. Officer Christopher DeLong, 29, had served two years and leaves a wife and two young children, while the wounded officer, David Dymock, was hospitalized in stable condition as Chief W.H. Holbrook expressed heartbreak and vowed support for the department.

Nepal Floods Kill 350, Rescue UnderwayWeather — 5dNepal is grappling with catastrophic floods linked to glacier collapse, with hundreds killed and many missing as rescue efforts continue and clean water access becomes critical. The global discourse on disasters also encompasses rising weather-prediction markets and debates over how human rights are framed during ongoing catastrophes.

Nepal-Tibet Floods Kill Hundreds, Thousands MissingWorld — 5dAs devastating floods along the Nepal–Tibet–China border kill and displace people, officials and religious leaders warn of climate-change-linked risks to the Himalayas and downstream regions, while Vietnam and Tibetan exile leaders offer condolences. The coverage also notes a social-media controversy sparked by a Bollywood actress mischaracterizing the disaster’s location, underscoring border-label sensitivities in the crisis.

Raj Patel I compared a few of the sources — the numbers don't quite line up between them.

Dozens killed in South Kordofan rebel attacks — Aug 25, 2026The Sudan Doctors Network says SPLM-N rebels killed 27 people, including four children, in South Kordofan’s Kardud and Abu Hamama, triggering displacement and highlighting ethnic targeting as a potential violation of international humanitarian law. These killings occur within Sudan’s broader civil war, which has intensified calls for international pressure to stop attacks on civilians and protect civilians, especially women and children.

Washington chemical tank failure kills 11 workersWorld — 4dA chemical tank at Nippon Dynawave Packaging in Longview, Washington was deemed unfit for continued service 10 months before it failed in May, releasing about 900,000 gallons of white liquor and killing 11 workers. The U.S. Chemical Safety Board says the tank remained in operation despite multiple inspections in 2025–2026 noting thinning walls and recommendations to repair or derate it, while investigators continue determining the cause.

Mary Slessor Stops the Killing of TwinsGood News — FROM 1876A Dundee millworker sailed to Calabar, moved in where no European would live, and ended the abandonment of twin babies — dozens of whom she raised herself.

Gaza, West Bank strikes kill five, threeWorld — 4dIsraeli airstrikes in Gaza killed five people on Friday as a fragile ceasefire frays, with casualties reported in multiple locations and ongoing Israeli strikes despite international efforts to pause hostilities. Separately, the Iran war is disrupting shipping in the Persian Gulf, leaving thousands of sailors stranded, while Iran and Russia pursue renewed energy ties and the U.S. imposes restrictions on a major Egyptian bank amid broader regional diplomacy.

Raj Patel Anyone else notice only one side of the spectrum is covering this?

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Explosion in St. Petersburg reportedly kills Russian lieutenant colonel, wife injuredWorld — 5dA car explosion in the Slavyanka district of St. Petersburg killed a Russian military officer, identified in some reports as a lieutenant colonel, with his wife seriously injured or in intensive care; preliminary information points to an improvised explosive device, though exact circumstances and identities vary by report. Multiple outlets are corroborating the incident and ongoing investigations are expected to clarify those details.

Yuki Tanaka Solid roundup. The balanced coverage on this one is refreshing.

Two killed, suspect detained after shooting at private school near BerlinWorld — 5dA shooting at a private school in Gosen-Neu Zittau near Berlin left two people dead, including an 18-year-old student, while a 30-year-old man was killed while trying to intervene; a 19-year-old suspect who is reported as the victim’s former boyfriend has been arrested as investigators probe a possible relationship-based motive.

West Bank violence surges, Palestinian child deaths rise — 2dIsraeli forces and settlers have stepped up attacks across the West Bank, including raids, land bulldozing, and sieges that sparked international condemnation. Rights groups warn that Palestinian children and teenagers are dying at an unprecedented rate since October 2023, with hundreds killed and few investigations or accountability.

Nepal-Tibet Floods Kill 669, Thousands Missing — 6dIn Nepal, an ice-and-rock avalanche triggered catastrophic flash floods along the Bhotekoshi and nearby rivers, killing at least eight and leaving about 384 tourists unaccounted, including 291 from the United States, United Kingdom, India and Malaysia. Rescue teams from India and China are aiding the worst-hit Rasuwa district as authorities warn residents to avoid riverbanks and the disaster devastates villages, roads, and hydropower infrastructure.

Raj Patel The second-order effects here are what nobody's talking about yet.

Alaska plane crash kills four, ex-mayor among victims — 5dA Piper PA-24 crashed in shallow water near Seldovia, Alaska, killing four men: pilot Eric Middlebrook, 68, of Anchorage, and Californians Ronald Schmidt, 65; Lance Schmidt, 20; and Daniel Simons, 82. Investigators from the NTSB and FAA are examining weather, flight data, and wreckage while responders recovered the bodies after the tide allowed access, and Middlebrook is noted as a longtime Alaska pilot who previously served as Bethel’s mayor.

Nepal–Tibet Flood Crisis: Toll Rises, Rescue Efforts ExpandWorld — 5dIn Nepal, rescue efforts were paused as warnings of a new flood threat emerged after a high-altitude lake overflowed, with authorities reporting hundreds dead or missing and ongoing monitoring of major dams amid difficult access to isolated communities. In Pakistan, after a fatal fire at the PIMS nursery ward killed 14 newborns, the Health Ministry ordered comprehensive fire-safety audits of all public hospitals and formed an inquiry committee.

Raj Patel Interesting how differently the outlets are framing this. The bias spread says a lot.

Two Killed as US Strikes Drug Boat — Aug 24, 2026The US military resumed its Southern Spear strikes against alleged drug-trafficking vessels in the Eastern Pacific after a pause of more than two months, with two people killed in the latest operation. Officials frame the campaign as disrupting cartel networks and protecting the homeland, though critics point to civilian casualties and legal concerns surrounding extrajudicial-style actions.

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