At least 98 people died and 255 were taken to hospitals after a roof collapsed at a nightclub in the capital of the Dominican Republic early Tuesday, authorities said. read more
The Keystone Pipeline was shut down after a "bang" was reported Tuesday morning in North Dakota, according to Bill Suess, spill investigation program manager with the North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality. "An employee on a pump station heard what was described as a mechanical bang" at 7:44 a.m., Suess told CBS News, adding that the employee immediately shut down the pipeline and notified emergency personnel. South Bow, a liquid pipelines business that has managed the pipeline since 2024, said control center leak detection systems detected a pressure drop in the system. The company said a shutdown and response was initiated at approximately 7:42 a.m. The affected segment has been isolated, South Bow said, and operations and containment resources have been mobilized to the site. The rupture occurred at milepost 171, near Fort Ransom, South Bow said.
Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts has issued a temporary administrative stay -- putting off a midnight deadline for the government to return a mistakenly deported Maryland man to the U.S. read more
Four young girls were injured by a knife-wielding man inside a home in Bensonhurst Sunday morning before responding officers shot him, according to NYPD Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch. The commissioner said police received a 911 call from an 11-year-old who said that she and her siblings had been stabbed by her uncle. The girl did not know her address, so the 911 call center used her phone's location to send units. When they arrived at 1671 84th St., an uninjured child led them to a vestibule that faced two doors. Tisch says officers kicked down one of the doors after hearing screaming. nside the home, they encountered a man holding a meat cleaver and covered in blood. Tisch says the officer ordered the man to drop the cleaver, but he refused and "advanced toward them." read more
Multiple people were injured Sunday after a minivan crashed into a crowd near the Santee Alley in downtown Los Angeles. The crash was reported around 3:15 p.m. along 12th Street in the popular downtown shopping district. At least nine people were injured, including three minors, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department. Two 23-year-old women were released against medical advice, while four other women aged 54, 65, 30 and 23 were taken to a hospital. Three boys aged 8, 11 and 17 were also transported to a hospital, the LAFD added. Newschopper4 was over the crash just before 4:30 p.m. and showed the vehicle still trapped near the entrance of the Santee Alley. A section of 12th Street was blocked off as LAFD assisted with the crash. It's unclear what led to the crash.
#85 Nice. You just recycled your old post that some women 'ask for it' by the clothes they wear.