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A Harris County sheriff’s deputy is recovering from surgery after being shot multiple times during a traffic stop on Wednesday night. The suspected shooter, Terran Green, 34, is still on the run and a Blue Alert has been issued for him.
Leslie Van Houten, who was convicted of murder and conspiracy for her role in the 1969 killings of Leno and Rosemary La Bianca by the followers of Charles Manson, has been released from prison after serving 53 years behind bars.
Sweden is set to become a member of NATO after Turkey agreed to lift its long-standing opposition in exchange for EU support on security and accession issues.
NATO leaders are meeting in Vilnius, Lithuania, for a critical summit amid the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine. The alliance faces tough choices on how to support Ukraine’s sovereignty, deter Russia’s aggression and resolve Turkey’s objections to Sweden’s membership bid.
Guatemala’s top court suspended the release of official results of the presidential election, pending a review of votes. The decision came after allegations of irregularities and fraud in the vote counting process.
Ukrainian special forces have launched a series of night raids near the Russian front line, aiming to reclaim the strategic city of Bakhmut from separatist rebels.
A Russian missile attack on the western Ukrainian city of Lviv killed four people and wounded nine others on Thursday, according to Interior Minister Ihor Klymenko.
The Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that affirmative action policies in higher education must be narrowly tailored and subject to strict scrutiny, making it harder for colleges and universities to use race as a factor in admissions.
Poland’s parliament has passed a controversial media law that could force the US-owned TVN24 news channel off the air. The US and the EU have condemned the law as an attack on media freedom and democracy.
Belarusian authorities have announced the end of a 36-hour armed standoff with thousands of Russian-backed rebels who attempted to overthrow President Alexander Lukashenko.
