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Three people were injured in a shooting at Times Square, New York City, early Saturday morning, with one person in custody. Video footage showed chaos as people fled the scene; fortunately, the victims' injuries are not life-threatening, and overall gun violence in the city has significantly decreased this year. Want More Context? 🔎

LONDON — One of the world’s oldest soccer teams is in big trouble. Sheffield Wednesday FC faces a crisis as financial troubles mount, leading to player departures, unpaid wages, and a transfer embargo. Owner Dejphon Chansiri's attempts to sell the club have been unsuccessful, prompting protests from fans and concerns about the team's future in a struggling English football landscape. Want More Context? 🔎

Ashley Bugge received a life-altering call about her husband, Brian, who had suffered a fatal accident while scuba diving near Honolulu on May 20, 2018, due to an oxygen supply error. Despite her devastation, Ashley found a way to memorialize Brian through the ocean they both cherished, reflecting on their love story that unfolded along the coast over the years. Want More Context? 🔎

Roberto Reyes, a Nicaraguan immigrant, narrowly escaped immigration agents attempting to detain him outside his Fontana, California, apartment, leading him and his family to barricade themselves inside for over a week out of fear. Despite being wrongfully accused of criminal activity, Reyes and his family struggle with anxiety and isolation as they seek support from local community organizations to secure their asylum status. Want More Context? 🔎

A shooting incident occurred near the CDC in Atlanta when a gunman opened fire from a CVS drugstore, leading to a lockdown at the CDC and Emory University. Officer David Rose was killed while responding to the scene, and the shooter was later found dead; authorities suspect personal health grievances related to the Covid-19 vaccine may have motivated the attack. Want More Context? 🔎

At Fort Stewart, Georgia, five soldiers were injured in a shooting incident when an active-duty sergeant opened fire, highlighting the persistent risk of insider threats within military bases. The attack, which has revived concerns about soldier safety, follows previous incidents, prompting military officials to emphasize the importance of ongoing active shooter training and security evaluations. Want More Context? 🔎