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- 1Flydubai passengers move to file class-action suit over thwarted attack▼Flydubai passengers move to file initial class-action suit over thwarted terror attack — report
Passengers on a Flydubai flight are moving to file an initial class-action lawsuit connected to a thwarted terror attack, according to a report by The Times of Israel. The legal action reportedly concerns passengers affected by the incident. Details of the flight, the defendants, and the specific claims have not yet been made fully public.
- 2Programme opens doors for women in sports broadcasting▼From Paris to Dakar: How Framing the Future is opening pathways for women in sports broadcasting
The International Olympic Committee's Framing the Future initiative is helping women build careers in sports broadcasting, with pathways running from the Paris Games to Dakar. The programme trains and mentors female broadcast professionals, expanding opportunities in a field long dominated by men and connecting Olympic coverage to emerging media talent in Africa.
- 3Palatine Police to Update on Alleged Aurora Mass Shooting Plot●Palatine police to give update on thwarted alleged mass shooting plot in Aurora; Alexandros Paporakis, 19, charged
Palatine police are scheduled to give an update on an alleged mass shooting plot in Aurora that authorities say was thwarted. Nineteen-year-old Alexandros Paporakis has been charged in connection with the case. Details of the alleged plot, how it was uncovered, and what charges Paporakis faces are expected to be outlined by investigators.
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Southwest Airlines is restructuring its Rapid Rewards loyalty program, introducing a new top elite tier that will come with the Companion Pass as a benefit, alongside added perks for other tiers. Travel publications are covering the changes, which affect how frequent flyers qualify for and use elite status on the airline.
- 5Saudi Arabia says it thwarted missile strike on Medina▼Saudi Arabia says it thwarted a missile strike on Medina, and other Middle East developments
Saudi authorities announced they intercepted a missile apparently targeting the holy city of Medina, describing the attempt as thwarted. The claim comes amid wider regional developments and heightened tensions. The reports are drawing attention because Medina is one of Islam's holiest sites, making any attack on it especially sensitive, though details about who was behind the attempted strike remain limited.
- 6Ukraine Reclaims Donbas Land, Stalling Russian Offensive▼Ukraine Claws Back Land in the Donbas, Thwarting a Russian Push
Ukrainian forces have regained territory in the Donbas region, halting a Russian advance there. The New York Times reports that the counter-moves have thwarted Moscow's push in the eastern frontline area, a rare bright spot for Kyiv in a grinding war of attrition. Details on the exact locations and scale of the recaptured ground remain limited.
- 7Palatine police detail thwarted Aurora mass shooting plot; teen charged●Palatine police give update on thwarted alleged mass shooting plot in Aurora; Alexandros Paporakis, 19, charged
Palatine police say they disrupted an alleged mass shooting plot in Aurora, Illinois, and have charged 19-year-old Alexandros Paporakis in connection with the case. Authorities provided an update on the investigation and the arrest, which is being treated as a serious public safety matter, drawing wide local attention across the Chicago area.
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England head coach Steve Borthwick reportedly rejected the opportunity to bring Shaun Edwards onto his coaching staff, according to Ruck. Edwards, widely regarded as one of the best defence coaches in world rugby, remains with France. The decision is drawing debate among England fans about whether Borthwick passed up a major upgrade to his backroom team.
- 9Police say mass shooting plot near Aurora thwarted, 19-year-old charged▼Palatine police say mass shooting plot thwarted, possibly targeting Aurora house of worship; Alexandros Paporakis, 19, charged
Palatine police say they stopped a planned mass shooting that may have targeted a house of worship in Aurora, Illinois. Alexandros Paporakis, 19, has been charged in connection with the alleged plot. Authorities have not released extensive details about the planned attack, but the case is drawing attention because of the possible religious target and the suspect's young age.
- 10School roof collapse in northwestern Pakistan kills at least 35▼School roof collapses in northwestern Pakistan, killing at least 35 people
A school building's roof has collapsed in northwestern Pakistan, killing at least 35 people, according to Al Jazeera. Emergency crews are responding to the scene, and concerns are being raised about building safety standards at schools in the region. The death toll may rise as rescue efforts continue.
- 11Pepperdine Men's Tennis Set for ITA Southwest Regionals▼Men's Tennis Prepares for ITA Southwest Regional Championships
Pepperdine University's men's tennis team is preparing to compete at the ITA Southwest Regional Championships. The Intercollegiate Tennis Association regional event brings together college players from the Southwest, offering a pathway to national fall championships. The Waves will look to build momentum early in the season against regional rivals, with results helping shape their standing heading into the spring dual-match campaign.
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UC Irvine's women's tennis team is traveling to compete in the NCAA Division I Southwest Regionals, according to an announcement from the university's athletics department. The regional tournament is a stage on the road to the NCAA championships, and the program is publicizing its participation to fans. No further details about seeding, opponents or match schedule were provided in the announcement.
- 13O'Donnell Foundation makes final gift to UT Southwestern▼O’Donnell Foundation marks nearly $400 million in support for UT Southwestern with final gift
The O'Donnell Foundation has announced a final gift that brings its total support for UT Southwestern Medical Center to nearly $400 million, marking the culmination of decades of philanthropic backing. The Dallas-based foundation has been one of the medical institution's most significant benefactors, funding research, education and medical programs.
- 14School roof collapse in northwestern Pakistan kills at least 33▼School roof collapses in northwestern Pakistan, killing at least 33 people
A school building's roof collapsed in northwestern Pakistan, killing at least 33 people, according to Al Jazeera. Children were reportedly among the victims, and rescue efforts are under way at the site. The disaster has prompted anguished discussion across the region about poor school construction standards and safety oversight, with officials facing calls for accountability.
- 15Pepperdine Women's Tennis Heads to ITA Southwest Regionals▼Women’s Tennis Heads to ITA Southwest Regionals in San Diego
Pepperdine University's women's tennis team is heading to San Diego to compete in the ITA Southwest Regionals. The regional tournament is a key stop on the college tennis calendar, offering players a chance to qualify for the ITA national indoor championships. The university's athletics department announced the trip ahead of the event.
- 16Police say Illinois mass shooting plot targeting house of worship thwarted●Police say mass shooting plot thwarted, possibly targeting Illinois house of worship
Police in Illinois report they have stopped a mass shooting plot that may have targeted a house of worship. Details about suspects, arrests and the specific location have not been made public. The announcement is drawing attention amid ongoing concerns about threats to places of worship and communities waiting for more information from authorities.
- 17Oklahoma City University adds dance science and accelerated arts administration degrees●OCU adds dance science, accelerated arts administration pathways
Oklahoma City University has introduced new academic pathways in dance science and an accelerated track in arts administration, according to The Journal Record. The dance science programme reflects growing interest in the health and physical wellbeing of dancers, while the accelerated arts administration route is designed to let students complete their qualifications more quickly. The additions signal the university's effort to align arts education with career-focused, science-based study.
- 18Southwest Airlines Expands Loyalty Benefits and Premium Travel Options●Southwest Airlines expands loyalty benefits, adds premium travel offerings (LUV:NYSE)
Southwest Airlines announced an expansion of its loyalty program alongside new premium travel offerings, as reported by Seeking Alpha. The move signals the carrier's continued push to attract higher-spending travelers and deepen engagement with frequent flyers. Investors following the airline, which trades on the NYSE under the ticker LUV, are watching how these changes fit into its broader business strategy.
- 19USA TODAY Sports names midseason All-USA Southwest football team●USA TODAY Sports ALL-USA Southwest Region midseason football team
USA TODAY Sports has announced its ALL-USA Southwest Region midseason high school football team, recognizing standout players from the region at the halfway point of the season. The selection highlights top performers across the Southwest and feeds into the wider national midseason honors conversation.
- 20Northwest Ohio Jewish Book Festival features four author talks●Religious Offerings: Northwest Ohio Jewish Book Festival features four author talks
The Northwest Ohio Jewish Book Festival is featuring four author talks under the theme of religious offerings, according to the Toledo Blade. The festival brings Jewish-themed literature and its authors to northwest Ohio audiences through a series of speaking events.