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Gunman charged after wounding 9 in Tucson nightlife shooting before cop takes him down
A 21-year-old man has been charged after allegedly opening fire in a crowded downtown Tucson nightlife district in the early hours of Sunday, wounding nine people before a police officer confronted and stopped him. The shooting has alarmed local residents amid concerns over ongoing violence in the area and has reignited debate among politicians over…
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Argentina players face bans as Fifa opens investigation into World Cup final brawls
Fifa has launched a disciplinary investigation into violent scenes that erupted after Spain’s World Cup final win over Argentina, with several Argentina players now facing possible bans. The incident marred the tournament’s showpiece final, as players clashed on the pitch following the final whistle, prompting Fifa’s Disciplinary Committee to appoint a prosecutor under its disciplinary…
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Brit, 46, ‘who tried to slit tourist’s throat’ is arrested on suspicion of attempted murder months after Tenerife attack
A 46-year-old British man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder in connection with an attack on a tourist in Tenerife, in which the victim’s throat was reportedly slashed. The arrest comes several months after the incident took place, suggesting a prolonged investigation before police were able to identify and detain a suspect. Beyond…
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Al Sharpton and Tyler Perry offer $100,000 reward to anyone who can secure an arrest in Nolan Wells drowning death as grieving parents blast Mississippi cops
Civil rights activist Al Sharpton and film director Tyler Perry have jointly offered a $100,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in the drowning death of Nolan Wells, a case that has drawn national attention after his grieving parents accused Mississippi police of mishandling the investigation. The intervention by two high-profile figures raises the…
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Catholic nuns sue New York, say assisted suicide law forces them to violate their faith
Catholic nuns and faith-based healthcare providers in New York have filed a First Amendment lawsuit against the state, arguing that its new assisted suicide law will compel them to act against their religious beliefs. The plaintiffs, who have long provided end-of-life care, say the legislation threatens their ability to run their institutions in line with…
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Man Utd and Arsenal fight over Kone – Tuesday’s gossip
Manchester United and Arsenal are reportedly competing for Roma and France midfielder Manu Kone, while Arsenal have also renewed their interest in Athletic Club winger Nico Williams, part of Spain’s World Cup-winning squad. The report is BBC Sport’s regular round-up of unconfirmed transfer gossip from various news outlets, covering several Premier League and European clubs’…
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‘Long Island Lolita’ Amy Fisher’s son charged as cops probe possible microwave link in cat’s killing
Brett Anthony Bellera, the adult son of Amy Fisher – once dubbed the “Long Island Lolita” – has been charged alongside his girlfriend with felony animal cruelty following the death of their pet cat in Florida. The case has drawn attention both because of Fisher’s notoriety from a 1992 scandal and because investigators are reportedly…
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Rebel Wilson’s ‘The Deb’ Gets First Trailer & Digital Release Date; Pic Sparked High-Profile Legal Battles
Rebel Wilson’s directorial debut “The Deb” has finally received its first trailer and a confirmed digital release date, following a lengthy and litigious road to market. The Australian musical comedy will launch digitally on 25 August in the US via Sunrise Films, with a UK release a day earlier through Vertigo Releasing, after its original…
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Reporter’s Notebook: The Republican-led vote that revealed Democrats’ new divide on Israel
A recent Republican-led House vote on military aid to Israel has exposed a widening rift within the Democratic Party, according to Fox News chief congressional correspondent Chad Pergram’s analysis. The piece argues that while support for Israel was once a bipartisan given, the vote has crystallised a slower-moving shift among Democrats, with progressive and establishment…
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SUFC News: United confirm latest transfer move as 53-cap international signs in – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield United have confirmed the signing of Republic of Ireland international Matt Doherty, adding an experienced right-back to Chris Wilder’s squad. The move addresses Wilder’s stated desire for defensive reinforcement as the Blades prepare for the new Championship season. Doherty arrives with 53 international caps and considerable experience in English football, including Premier League spells…