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Gunman Kills 4 in Manhattan Office Rampage Before Suicide; NYPD Officer Among Dead
A female off-duty NYPD officer was among four people fatally shot Monday evening after a gunman armed with a rifle and clad in body armor opened fire inside 345 Park Avenue, an office building that houses Blackstone and the NFL's headquarters, according to multiple law enforcement officials. The suspect was later found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound on the 33rd floor. 
A female off-duty NYPD officer was among four people fatally shot Monday evening after a gunman armed with a rifle and clad in body armor opened fire inside 345 Park Avenue, an office building that houses Blackstone and the NFL's headquarters, according to multiple law enforcement officials. The suspect was later found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound on the 33rd floor. -
Delta Pilot Arrested on Tarmac in San Francisco Over Child Exploitation Probe
A Delta Air Lines pilot was arrested by federal agents moments after landing at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday night, drawing shock from passengers and crew aboard Flight 2809 from Minneapolis. The arrest, executed by Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), is reportedly linked to an ongoing child sexual abuse material investigation, according to law enforcement sources. 
A Delta Air Lines pilot was arrested by federal agents moments after landing at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday night, drawing shock from passengers and crew aboard Flight 2809 from Minneapolis. The arrest, executed by Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), is reportedly linked to an ongoing child sexual abuse material investigation, according to law enforcement sources. -
11 Injured in Random Knife Attack at Michigan Walmart; Suspect in Custody
A stabbing rampage inside a Walmart in Traverse City, Michigan, left at least 11 people injured Saturday evening, prompting a large-scale law enforcement response and renewed concerns over random acts of violence in public spaces. Authorities said a 42-year-old Michigan resident, armed with a folding knife, carried out the attack and is now in custody. 
A stabbing rampage inside a Walmart in Traverse City, Michigan, left at least 11 people injured Saturday evening, prompting a large-scale law enforcement response and renewed concerns over random acts of violence in public spaces. Authorities said a 42-year-old Michigan resident, armed with a folding knife, carried out the attack and is now in custody. -
L.A. Nightclub Chaos: 30 Injured, 7 Critically, After Car Plows Into East Hollywood Nightclub Crowd
At least 30 people were injured early Saturday morning when a vehicle plowed through a crowd outside a nightclub in East Hollywood, Los Angeles, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department. Seven of the victims were transported in critical condition, with others suffering serious to moderate injuries. The crash occurred around 2 a.m. local time outside The Vermont Hollywood, a venue that was hosting a reggae and hip-hop event. 
At least 30 people were injured early Saturday morning when a vehicle plowed through a crowd outside a nightclub in East Hollywood, Los Angeles, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department. Seven of the victims were transported in critical condition, with others suffering serious to moderate injuries. The crash occurred around 2 a.m. local time outside The Vermont Hollywood, a venue that was hosting a reggae and hip-hop event. -
Iraq Hypermarket Fire Kills 61 in Kut as Officials Launch Criminal Probe
A massive fire engulfed a five-story hypermarket in the city of Kut, Iraq, late Wednesday, killing at least 61 people and injuring dozens more, according to Iraq's Interior Ministry. The blaze, which erupted just one week after the Al-Kornish Hypermarket opened to the public, has sparked a criminal investigation and renewed scrutiny over building safety regulations across the country. 
A massive fire engulfed a five-story hypermarket in the city of Kut, Iraq, late Wednesday, killing at least 61 people and injuring dozens more, according to Iraq's Interior Ministry. The blaze, which erupted just one week after the Al-Kornish Hypermarket opened to the public, has sparked a criminal investigation and renewed scrutiny over building safety regulations across the country. -
Nine Dead, Dozens Injured as Massive Fire Ravages Massachusetts Assisted Living Facility
A five-alarm blaze at the Gabriel House assisted living facility in Fall River, Massachusetts, killed nine residents and injured over 30 others late Sunday night, according to state and local officials. The deadly fire, which broke out just before 10 p.m., left residents hanging out of windows and calling for help as firefighters rushed to the scene. 
A five-alarm blaze at the Gabriel House assisted living facility in Fall River, Massachusetts, killed nine residents and injured over 30 others late Sunday night, according to state and local officials. The deadly fire, which broke out just before 10 p.m., left residents hanging out of windows and calling for help as firefighters rushed to the scene. -
Texas Flood Disaster Leaves 119 Dead, 160 Missing as Emergency Plan for Camp Mystic Approved Just Days Before
At least 119 people have been confirmed dead and more than 160 remain missing after flash floods swept across Central Texas, devastating communities along the Guadalupe River and overwhelming youth summer camps, including Camp Mystic, where 27 campers and staff members lost their lives. 
At least 119 people have been confirmed dead and more than 160 remain missing after flash floods swept across Central Texas, devastating communities along the Guadalupe River and overwhelming youth summer camps, including Camp Mystic, where 27 campers and staff members lost their lives. -
Texas Flooding Death Toll Surpasses 100 as Officials Face Scrutiny Over Canceled Warning System
The death toll from catastrophic flooding across central Texas surged past 100 on Monday, as rescue crews continued searching for dozens of missing individuals swept away by flash floods over the July Fourth weekend. The disaster, centered along the Guadalupe River and particularly devastating to summer camps in Kerr County, has triggered renewed scrutiny over the area's lack of advanced flood warning systems. The death toll from catastrophic flooding across central Texas surged past 100 on Monday, as rescue crews continued searching for dozens of missing individuals swept away by flash floods over the July Fourth weekend. The disaster, centered along the Guadalupe River and particularly devastating to summer camps in Kerr County, has triggered renewed scrutiny over the area's lack of advanced flood warning systems. -
Texas Floods Kill 82, Including 28 Children, as Camp Mystic Tragedy Spurs Search and Scrutiny
Catastrophic flooding in central Texas has claimed the lives of at least 82 people, including 28 children, and left dozens missing, as search and rescue efforts intensified Monday around the Guadalupe River in Kerr County. Among the hardest-hit was Camp Mystic, a century-old all-girls summer camp, where 27 campers and counselors are believed to have died after a wall of water swept through the grounds in the early hours of Friday. 
Catastrophic flooding in central Texas has claimed the lives of at least 82 people, including 28 children, and left dozens missing, as search and rescue efforts intensified Monday around the Guadalupe River in Kerr County. Among the hardest-hit was Camp Mystic, a century-old all-girls summer camp, where 27 campers and counselors are believed to have died after a wall of water swept through the grounds in the early hours of Friday. -
Texas Floods Kill at Least 24 as Guadalupe River Surges 40 Feet; Over 20 Campers Still Missing
At least 24 people are dead and more than 20 campers remain missing after catastrophic flooding struck central Texas early Friday morning, overwhelming the Guadalupe River in Kerr County and prompting a massive, ongoing search and rescue mission. Governor Greg Abbott described the effort as a "24/7" operation during a Friday evening press conference, with 237 individuals rescued and hundreds more still unaccounted for. 
At least 24 people are dead and more than 20 campers remain missing after catastrophic flooding struck central Texas early Friday morning, overwhelming the Guadalupe River in Kerr County and prompting a massive, ongoing search and rescue mission. Governor Greg Abbott described the effort as a "24/7" operation during a Friday evening press conference, with 237 individuals rescued and hundreds more still unaccounted for.
