22-year-old suspect Silas Sampson drove recklessly on I-275 before crashing into the bar.

Florida Highway Patrol attempted a PIT maneuver, which failed, then ended the pursuit.

Victims included bystanders outside the bar, with three dying at the scene and one later at the hospital.

Authorities say there is no evidence the crash was targeted at the LGBTQ community.

Recalled formula lots: 206VABP/251261P2 and 206VABP/251131P2.

Cases reported in AZ, CA, IL, MN, NJ, OR, PA, RI, TX, WA; no deaths.

Infants were hospitalized after consuming contaminated formula; contamination source under FDA review.

CDC advises parents to return formula, clean surfaces thoroughly, and monitor infants for symptoms like poor feeding or difficulty swallowing.

U.S. District Judge Karin Immergut made the order permanent after a three-day trial.

The judge found Trump’s claims that protests justified a Guard deployment did not meet the legal standard for rebellion.

The decision supports Oregon officials who objected and sued to block federal intervention.

The ruling signals limits on presidential authority over the National Guard in domestic protests.

The Mega Millions jackpot has risen to $900 million, the eighth largest in the game’s history, after no winners Friday. The next drawing is Tuesday. Friday’s numbers were 16, 21, 23, 48, 70, and Mega Ball 5, with a cash value of $415.3 million. Read More

Firefighter Patrick Brady, 42, suffered a medical episode and went into cardiac arrest while fighting a five-alarm fire in Brooklyn on Saturday. An 11-year FDNY veteran, he later died at Brookdale Hospital. Brady is survived by his wife and firefighter brothers, part of a family devoted to the FDNY. Read More

Israel confirmed the return of Hadar Goldin’s remains, a soldier killed in Gaza in 2014 after 11 years of captivity. The Red Cross delivered the body to Israel’s military, allowing his family to bury him. Efforts continue to recover other Israelis still held in Gaza. Read More

A 6.9-magnitude quake struck off Iwate Prefecture, northern Japan, Sunday evening, triggering a brief tsunami advisory. Waves of up to 20 cm were recorded, but no injuries or nuclear plant issues were reported. Authorities warned the region remains at risk for quakes over the next few days. Read More

Super Typhoon Fung-wong struck the northeastern Philippines with winds up to 185 kph, leaving two dead and forcing over a million people to evacuate. Authorities warned of flash floods, landslides, and 3-meter storm surges, while power outages and flight cancellations disrupted the region. Read More

Strong waves swept three people into the Atlantic on Tenerife, Canary Islands, with another 15 injured in separate incidents. Authorities had warned residents to avoid coastal paths and risky seaside activities amid the tidal surge and high winds. Read More

USDA told states to “immediately undo” any steps taken to issue full food stamp benefits for November.

The move follows a Supreme Court stay temporarily blocking a lower court’s mandate for full payments.

SNAP recipients will likely see reduced benefits, deepening hardship for low-income families amid the ongoing government shutdown.

States are required to report corrective steps to their FNS regional offices, raising logistical challenges.

Glaser referenced resting Ghislaine face and human trafficking fears among Gen Z.

Her opening monologue led into a sketch focusing on incest, intensifying viewer complaints.

Social media users called the segment disgusting, cringe, and unacceptable, questioning NBC’s oversight.

Glaser defended her material, saying she uses shock to highlight the horror of abuse and not to normalize it.

Lady Gaga, Jack Antonoff, and Cirkut follow with seven nominations each.

Lamar’s album GNX is his fifth consecutive album nominated for album of the year; a win would make him the third rap album to take the top prize.

Bad Bunny’s Debí Tirar Más Fotos becomes the second all-Spanish album nominated for album of the year.

Rosé becomes the first K-pop artist nominated for record of the year.

World War I Ends, 1918 – The Armistice between the Allies and Germany takes effect at 11 a.m., known as “the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month,” marking the end of the Great War.

Einstein Refrigerator Patented, 1930 – Albert Einstein and Leó Szilárd receive a U.S. patent for their innovative absorption refrigerator design, notable for operating without electricity.

Taylor Swift Releases Fearless, 2008 – Taylor Swift releases her second studio album Fearless, which earns Billboard’s Album of the Year and multiple Grammys, solidifying her as a country-pop powerhouse.