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Video shows detectives ordering an armed suspect to drop a knife at least 20 times at the 42nd Street-Grand Central station; after the suspect advances, one officer fires twice. The suspect dies; three victims are hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. Police say commands were given and de-escalation attempted.
A two-alarm fire on a Amtrak work car in a Hudson River tunnel has injured five rail workers and disrupted Amtrak, NJ Transit and LIRR service into and out of Penn Station. Officials say overhead wires were damaged and service is expected to be heavily delayed through the morning rush.
A roundup of recent murder cases across several outlets, highlighting trials in Teesside, London, Southampton, and Oldbury. Reports cover the defendants’ actions, court findings, and sentencing developments as cases unfold.
The Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak has prompted European travel cautions and U.S. and EU policy actions. Washington is urging European partners to impose travel restrictions, while the CDC has barred certain entrants from affected regions and is coordinating with allies ahead of the World Cup. The spread to Uganda and other neighbors has intensified containment efforts.
A 51-year-old man, Paul Kueker of Niantic, Connecticut, has died after falling from an elevated seating area inside Madison Square Garden during a Goose concert. Witnesses reported he appeared intoxicated before the fall. The band and venue are offering condolences and grief support, while investigators continue to determine the cause of death. The event prompted the band to proceed with a Central Park show and to coordinate support for fans affected by the tragedy.
A Tibetan activist self-immolated outside the United Nations in New York to appeal for Tibetan independence. He has died in Bellevue Hospital. Authorities are investigating; activists and exiled media identified him as Lobga Rangzen, a 52-year-old Uber driver from eastern Tibet.