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Months after teen’s drowning death, mother says two arrests only provide ‘partial justice’
The mother of 18-year-old Daniel Erving is calling for murder charges against the two teenagers who failed to report his alleged drowning in April, while attorneys for the family criticized Dallas police’s handling of the investigation.
Nolan Wells’ family speaks out after meeting with local Mississippi DA
Nolan Wells, 18, went missing after a July 4 beach trip with friends. A U.S. park ranger found his body two days later.
Amazon will launch its satellite internet in South Africa, seemingly beating Musk in his homeland
Amazon said Wednesday that the technology company will launch its new satellite internet service Amazon Leo in South Africa in 2027, seemingly pushing ahead of Elon Musk’s rival Starlink to win business in Africa’s most advanced economy.
Why one airline thinks you’ll pay extra just to keep the middle seat empty
The latest airline upgrade isn’t an in-flight bed, five-star meals or a craft cocktail.
Israel’s latest strikes kill a dozen people in Gaza including police officers
Israeli airstrikes have killed at least a dozen people in Gaza over the past two days, local health officials said.
The mid-July heat wave, in five maps and diagrams
Tens of millions of people across the country will face the second summer heat wave of the month.
Real cat burglar steals kitten, tries to rob bank in Maryland, gets caught instead
A man grabbed a kitten from the adoption area of a Maryland pet store, then allegedly tried to use her to rob a nearby bank.
From The Sports Desk: Argentina, England renew bitter rivalry in World Cup semifinals
Spain stopped the unstoppable force and beat France yesterday 2-0 in the first World Cup semifinal, holding Kylian Mbappé and Ousmane Dembélé in check.
Why Trump’s Hormuz toll wasn’t only unpopular, it was likely unenforceable
President Trump’s plan to impose tolls on the Strait of Hormuz, a decision he later reversed, broke with global norms and would likely have been unenforceable.
Trump appointee has slowed office guarding sensitive U.S. tech, insiders say
The Bureau of Industry and Security and its director, Jeff Kessler, have overseen a slowdown in export approvals and a closer relationship with the AI industry, according to insiders.