A gunman who killed at least 12 people in Montenegro dies by suicide

A man named Armean Shirehjini allegedly crashed a wedding reception in Glendale, California, stealing approximately $60,000 in cash and checks from a gift box. After being identified through CCTV footage, he was arrested along with a suspected accomplice, with police recovering stolen items and firearms from their homes, though neither has been charged yet. Want More Context? 🔎

A Michigan woman, Norma Linda Lozano, has been indicted for her alleged involvement in an international smuggling operation transporting migrants, including children, from Central America into the U.S. Lozano faces charges of conspiracy and smuggling for profit, with incidents including transporting a 5-year-old girl and other minors in unsafe conditions. Want More Context? 🔎

Gaza ceasefire gains ground as factions align in Cairo As factions converge in Cairo, a potential ceasefire in Gaza is emerging amid a power struggle involving Hamas commander Izz al-Din al-Haddad, who is seen as a possible successor to Hamas military leader Mohammed Sinwar, raising questions about Israel's next strategic moves. Want More Context? 🔎

Nepal has lifted its ban on social media platforms, which was imposed following mass protests that resulted in the deaths of 19 people in clashes with security forces. Communications Minister Prithvi Subba Gurung confirmed the rollback of the ban on 26 sites, including WhatsApp and Facebook, after widespread demonstrations against corruption and the government's actions. Want More Context? 🔎

Eddie Weinstein's daughter, Caroline, hired Marcia, a Honduran home health aide with Temporary Protected Status, to care for him after his stroke in 2020. As TPS for over 50,000 Hondurans, including Marcia, is set to expire, concerns about a potential healthcare aide shortage are rising, with Marcia hoping for a path to a green card due to her long-standing contributions to the U.S. Want More Context? 🔎

A recent complaint against a YouTube version of the popular Tina from Turners car advertisement has been upheld by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), deeming a scene featuring a car performing a burnout as socially irresponsible. Consequently, this version of the advertisement cannot be aired again in its current form. Want More Context? 🔎