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Shooter Who Killed Five at Colorado LGBTQ+ Club Pleads Guilty to 50 Federal Hate Crimes

The shooter who killed five people and injured 19 others at a nightclub in Colorado Springs pleaded guilty to 50 federal hate crime charges.

By COLLEEN SLEVIN / AP

Justin Timberlake Charged with Driving While Intoxicated

Justin Timberlake was charged early Tuesday with driving while intoxicated in a village in New York's Hamptons.

By PHILIP MARCELO / AP

Ukrainian Drone Attack Causes Fire at Russian Oil Facility

It marks the latest long-range strike by Kyiv's forces on a border region.

By Hanna Arhirova / AP

Kylian Mbappé Suffers Broken Nose, Needs Mask to Play on

The World Cup winning striker collided with Austria's Kevin Danso in a Monday match at the Euro 2024 tournament.

By James Robson / AP

Biden to Give Legal Status to Spouses of U.S. Citizens

The move will allow certain undocumented spouses of Americans to apply for permanent residency and later, citizenship.

By Seung Min Kim / AP

Thailand’s Senate Overwhelmingly Approves a Landmark Marriage Equality Bill

Thailand will become the third place in Asia, after Taiwan and Nepal, to allow same-sex marriage.

By Associated Press

South Korea Fires Warning Shots after North Korean Troops Intrude

South Korea said it observed increased North Korean construction activities along their heavily armed border to install suspected anti-tank barriers, reinforce roads and plant land mines.

By Kim Tong-hyung / AP

Southern New Mexico Wildfire Leads to Evacuation of Village of 7,000

Residents of Ruidoso were ordered to flee their homes Monday without taking time to grab any belongings due to a fast-moving wildfire.

By Associated Press

Ian McKellen Is Hospitalized in London

Actor Ian McKellen was hospitalized Monday after toppling off a London stage during a fight scene in a play.

By Associated Press

Maryland Gov. Pardons 175,000 for Weed

Gov. Wes Moore said the executive order will affect “tens of thousands of Marylanders" convicted of misdemeanors.

By Brian Witte/AP

IRS Wants to End a Major Tax Loophole

Due to previous years of underfunding, the IRS had cut back on the auditing of wealthy individuals.

By Josh Boak and Fatima Hussein/AP

Think Cicadas Are Weird? Wait Until You Meet Superfans

Some superfans eat cicadas, use them in art, and even striptease dressed as them.

By Seth Borenstein / AP

At Least 8 Dead in India Train Crash

Doctors, disaster-response teams, and ambulances were engaged in rescue work, a state official said.

By Associated Press

Women Make Strides at 2024 Tony Awards

The Outsiders won best musical and Stereophonics was the most decorated production at the annual awards ceremony.

By Mark Kennedy / AP

Police Identify Michigan Splash Pad Shooter Who Injured Nine

Authorities on Sunday identified the man who opened fire at a splash pad in suburban Detroit before taking his own life.

By Associated Press

German Police Shoot Man Allegedly Threatening Them in Euro 2024 City

German police said Sunday they shot and wounded a man who was threatening them with a pick hammer and a Molotov cocktail.

By Associated Press

Wildfire North of Los Angeles Spreads as At-Risk Are Evacuated

Authorities evacuated at least 1,200 people Saturday as a wildfire in Los Angeles County spread over thousands of acres.

By Associated Press

8 Israeli Soldiers Killed in Southern Gaza, IDF Says

An explosion in Gaza killed eight Israeli soldiers, the military said Saturday, making it the deadliest attack on Israeli forces in months.

By JACK JEFFERY / AP

U.S. Braces for Extreme Weather: From Heatwaves to Possible Snow

Some states are bracing for an intense heatwave, while the Pacific Northwest will experience unseasonably cold weather.

By Associated Press

U.S. Military Targets Yemen Houthi Radar Sites After Sailor Goes Missing

The United States military unleashed a wave of attacks targeting Yemen Houthi rebels' radar sites over their assaults in the Red Sea.

By JON GAMBRELL / AP
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