Stories from United States

Two soldiers and a firearms dealer have been arrested in Thailand on suspicion of illegal gun sales, involving firearms, bullets, and bombs. One arrested soldier is a gun training instructor at a Pattaya shooting range, and another is a Marine Corps lieutenant. A gun dealer named Zhan Luomei was also arrested for providing guns to Chinese individuals. Further investigation revealed a 9mm pistol, previously owned by former police officer Sarawat Sopho Saimai, was later declared a national weapon. Police discovered weapons, including a 26-caliber 9mm pistol, bullets, and bombs, along with a 'Weapons and War' magazine, during a car search. The pistol's history was traced back to Sarawat Suobo Saimai, who worked at the police station and was considered its original owner before it was declared a national weapon.

The 110th running of the Indianapolis 500 is underway, with practice laps available for followers. Nolan Siegel placed 10th and Marcus Armstrong 11th in Indianapolis 500 practice. Kiffin Simpson was 12th, and Will Powell was also mentioned.

A strategic discussion focused on building allies and establishing an open trading bloc that excludes China.

The American President's goals are reportedly different from those of the Israeli side.

An exhibit featuring a "Donald J. Trump and Jeffrey Epstein Memorial Reading Room" was mentioned.

A highly contagious illness has affected employees, with the broadcaster reporting a sixth instance of the illness.

Rolling Flavors, identified as Georgia's first student-operated food truck, has opened in DeKalb County.

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is investigating an incident that involved passengers and seven crew members on board. Starting at noon, passengers and crew members are planned to be separated by nationality. A plan is scheduled to begin from midday to separate passengers and crew members based on their nationality. Seventeen Americans are confirmed to be on the ship where passenger and crew separation by nationality is planned. A source specified that 17 Americans are on the ship and will be present for the quarantine.

Aurora officers fired at 19-year-old Christopher Lepe after he pointed what they believed was an AR-15 rifle at them. Earlier, a Geneva officer was injured while attempting to arrest Lepe, who sped away in a car connected to windows being shot out by a BB gun.

President Trump has proposed a triumphal arch in the nation's capital. Discussions are ongoing regarding how the proposed arch would fit next to other memorials in the area. Since arriving at the White House, President Donald Trump has reportedly stopped providing weapons to Ukraine. This action is seen as largely fulfilling what Vladimir Putin seeks.