The World Central Kitchen resumes aid in Gaza after the killing of 7 aid workers, while a new ceasefire proposal is presented to Hamas. Three police officers are killed and five wounded in a shootout during a warrant serving in Charlotte, North Carolina. Columbia University suspends students from a pro-Palestinian encampment. Paramount Global replaces CEO Bob Bakish amid acquisition talks. Flash floods and landslides in Kenya's Great Rift Valley resulted in 45 deaths and numerous missing persons. Three women contract HIV from "vampire facials" at a New Mexico spa. Taylor Swift's album "The Tortured Poets Department" achieves record-breaking success.
The Bulletin Brief:
The World Central Kitchen resumes aid in Gaza (CBS, AP)
A deadly shootout in Charlotte, NC (AP, CNN)
Columbia University takes action (NBC, Reuters)
Paramount Global replaces CEO (CNN)
Flash floods and a landslide in Kenya kills at least 45 (AP)
Three women contracted HIV through “vampire facials” (NBC)
Taylor Swift continues to break records (CBS)
