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The Mississippi Attorney General has cleared Sgt. Hunter Foster of criminal wrongdoing in Kohen Wiley’s June 14 shooting in a Senatobia Walmart parking lot. Video released shows the incident and the officer firing as the vehicle moves away. Kohen’s family, represented by Ben Crump, calls for a federal investigation amid ongoing disputes over whether the force was justified.
A cluster of outlets has highlighted a Kimchi Seafood Pot, noting its Korean-Italian American roots and its flexible ingredients. Recipes emphasize tomato passata, seafood variety, and kimchi, with serving options ranging from crusty bread to pasta or rice.
The government has announced a major crackdown on fraud in federal aid programs, indicting more than 40 defendants linked to SNAP and related schemes. Officials say millions have been siphoned from taxpayers, with actions spanning Ohio, Georgia and beyond. A rapper-turned-defendant is among those charged, alongside several retailers and storefronts that allegedly facilitated the fraud.
Moderate to severe flooding is unfolding across the Four Corners region as storms bring heavy rain to Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico and Utah. Officials warn of dangerous river crests and widespread damage, with evacuations in Pagosa Springs and Sedona and rescues continuing along San Juan River tributaries.
The UAE is containing an offshore oil spill from the GEM No. 2 tanker. Beaches across Umm Al Quwain, Ras Al Khaimah and Sharjah have been closed as a precaution while teams monitor pollution, conduct environmental assessments and restore operations. Odors are not posing health risks, and drinking water supplies remain unaffected.
Sam Franklin’s one-game suspension for allegedly spitting at Raiders lineman DJ Glaze has been overturned on appeal, with the NFL fining him $14,926 instead. Buffalo players face new scrutiny as C.J. Gardner-Johnson’s suspension is upheld; Franklin is cleared to return after Buffalo’s bye.
England’s women have suffered a historic setback against Canada, ending a long unbeaten run. Canada has proven a serious title threat ahead of the 2029 World Cup, while England must reset under coach John Mitchell and press on with new talent balanced against established leadership.
A 25-year-old passenger has been detained on a terrorism-threat charge after a United Airlines flight from Las Vegas to Newark returned to Las Vegas following a report of a threatening text on board. No injuries are reported as authorities review the incident.
Hyrox world champion Joanna Wietrzyk has apologised for continuing to race in Beijing after falling ill, and organisers have updated rules to allow removal of athletes for contamination risks. She is preparing to return to competition in Hamburg amid ongoing backlash and calls for accountability.
OpenAI has trimmed its latest funding target to $20 billion, with a post-money valuation of about $1.25 trillion. The round is led by UAE investors, with participation from Coatue, Sequoia, and others; first close could be below $20B as allocations are reduced. Markets have responded to AI spending worries amid a tech stock sell-off.
Alan Jones, the 1980 Formula 1 world champion and a defining figure for Williams, has died after a brief illness at age 80. His passing is acknowledged by his family, Williams, and the sport’s leadership; tributes highlight his aggressive driving, enduring impact on Australian motorsport, and his post-racing media presence.