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An Israeli attack left a Reuters journalist dead, the news agency said. Police say a former college professor was responsible for the shooting that left three dead on a Las Vegas university campus. And in a historic case, a Texas judge ruled to allow an emergency abortion. |
👋 Hey y'all! Laura Davis here. It's time for Thursday's news. |
News agency accuses Israel of killing journalist |
In what two human rights organizations concluded was probably an intentional attack and war crime, an investigation revealed Israeli tank fire killed a Reuters video journalist and injured six reporters on Oct. 13 in Lebanon, the news agency said Thursday. Videographer Issam Abdallah, 37, who had covered wars for years, was filming Israeli shelling less than a mile away from the border with Lebanon when a round hit a group of journalists from different agencies, killing Abdallah, Reuters said. A second strike less than 40 minutes later severely injured AFP photographer Christina Assi, 28. Reuters said its investigation included conducting interviews with more than 30 sources, reviewing extensive photos and video footage as well as studying evidence from the site. 👉 More about the investigation. | Palestinian citizens carry out search and rescue operations in the destruction caused by Israeli air strikes on December 7, 2023, in Khan Yunis, Gaza. Ahmad Hasaballah, Getty Images |
Details emerge about UNLV shooting rampage |
The gunman who killed three people Wednesday on the campus of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas before dying in a shootout with police was a college professor who had previously applied for a job at the university and was turned down, according to The Associated Press. The shooter, who formerly worked at East Carolina University in North Carolina, did not seem to be targeting students, the AP reported, citing police. The rampage began just before noon Wednesday on the fourth floor of the university's Frank and Estella Beam Hall. The gunman, who has not yet been identified by police, was killed by police a short time later. A fourth victim is in critical condition. 👉 Follow our live coverage. | Police officers keep watch Thursday outside Frank and Estella Beam Hall the morning after a shooting left three dead at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Mario Tama, Getty Images |
Texas judge allows emergency abortion in historic case |
A judge on Thursday ruled a woman in Texas can obtain an emergency medically indicated abortion, marking the first such intervention in the state since before Roe v. Wade was decided 50 years ago. After the U.S. Supreme Court in 2022 overturned Roe, the landmark case that made abortion legal nationwide, Texas instituted an abortion ban with few exceptions, including life-threatening complications. The Center for Reproductive Rights filed the case Tuesday on behalf of Dallas mom of two Kate Cox, her husband, and her OB-GYN. Cox is 20 weeks pregnant and her unborn baby has Trisomy 18, a lethal genetic condition, and her doctors have said that continuing the pregnancy poses grave risks to her health and fertility. 🔎 What to know about the case. | Kate Cox, the plaintiff in the case, will be authorized to obtain an abortion once the temporary restraining order is signed Thursday. Kate Cox |
Life is peachy. So is Pantone's color of the year. On Thursday, Pantone revealed Peach Fuzz is its Color of the Year for 2024. It's a light shade of pink described as "gentle," "warm and cozy" and "heartfelt," picked to represent whatever comes in the next year. Pantone says the trendy shade is meant to bring "a feeling of tenderness and communicating a message of caring and sharing, community and collaboration." 🍑 See more Peach Fuzz. | Zoe Kravitz, Taylor Swift and The Rock all donning Peach Fuzz, Pantone's Color of the Year for 2024. Associated Press | | | | Matt Gaetz continues to draw the ire of his GOP colleagues in the House, leading some members to privately discuss expelling him. | | | |  | The leaders of Harvard, the University of Pennsylvania and MIT issued statements following condemnation for their responses during Tuesday's hearing. | | | | The Essentials" Gerry Turner found his true love on "The Golden Bachelor." But what else does he need in life? Well, the need for speed and ice cream. | | | | The 42-year-old son of Sen. Kevin Cramer led officers in pursuit Wednesday, ending with a deputy struck and killed on impact. | | | | These final four contenders raised their voices louder Wednesday. But only Christie focused on the front-runner who wasn't there. | | | | If Shohei Ohtani were to sign with the Dodgers, reliever Joe Kelly said he'd be honored to switch uniform numbers for the two-way star. | | | | See historical photos of the day which President Franklin Roosevelt would later call "a date which will live in infamy." | | | | Donald Trump is appealing a court loss over whether he can avoid trial on criminal charges tied to his alleged interference in the 2020 election. | | | | As the Patriots bottom out under Bill Belichick amid a 2-10 season, a possible split with the legendary coach has to be on the table for Robert Kraft. | | | | Emma Stone goes for Oscar gold again, going from woman-child to free-thinking lady in the excellent feminist "Frankenstein" fable "Poor Things." | | | | | Sign up for the news you want | Exclusive newsletters are part of your subscription, don't miss out! We're always working to add benefits for subscribers like you. | | | | | | |
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