Jersey City Acid Attack Injures Six Women; Three Teen Girls Charged
Three Jersey City teenagers on a moped threw sulfuric acid at six women in June; all six were burned and one sustained serious facial injuries, with three juvenile suspects now charged with aggravated assault.
Wildfire Smoke Drives Hazardous Air Quality for 124 Million Americans Across 12 States
Canadian and Minnesota wildfire smoke has driven hazardous air quality conditions across 12 states for an estimated 124 million Americans, canceling court sessions and school programs and triggering statewide alerts, with the event forecast to persist through at least July 17.
Greek Anarchist Cell Kills One in Coordinated IED Attack on Ruling-Party Politicians
Three Greek anarchists were arrested July 12 for a July 1 gas-canister IED attack on three New Democracy party politicians' homes in Thessaloniki that killed one woman and wounded four others, with roughly 30 additional network members still under investigation.
Atlanta US Attorney Announces Four Simultaneous Federal Prosecutions for Antisemitic Threats Including Threats Against Law Enforcement Technology Firm
The Northern District of Georgia announced four federal prosecutions for antisemitic threats on July 12-13, including threats targeting Flock Safety, a widely used law enforcement license plate reader vendor.
UK Arrests 12 in Extreme Right-Wing Plot to Attack 15,000-Person Islamic Gathering in Suffolk
UK counterterrorism police on July 13 disrupted a 12-person extreme right-wing network spanning London, eastern England, and Manchester that had plotted to attack a 15,000-person Islamic gathering in Suffolk.
Sen. Lindsey Graham Dead at 71 After Aortic Rupture on Return from Ukraine
Graham died of an aortic rupture Saturday night, hours after returning from a Ukraine visit, leaving a Senate vacancy and a foreign policy gap at a critical moment in the US-Iran conflict.

