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Thinkstock Images/Getty Images(TAMAULIPAS, Mexico) -- Seven people have died following a roof collapse at a church in Mexico on Sunday, according to local authorities. The collapse, which trapped between 30-40, happened at the Iglesia Santa Cruz Church, a Catholic church in Madero, Tamaulipas, Mexico, Mexican officials confirmed to ABC News. A baptism was being celebrated at the time with approximately 100 in attendance. Following the tragic accident, the Tamaulipas Government released a stateme...

Courtesy Kate Korson(NEW YORK) -- Kate Korson was living out her dream of caring for rescue horses in Colorado and preparing to celebrate her 34th birthday when she said she received a surprising diagnosis. Just one week shy of her birthday, Korson said she was diagnosed with stage 3, triple-negative breast cancer, an aggressive and invasive form of the disease. "How am I 34 with stage 3 breast cancer," Korson told Good Morning America, describing her thoughts at the time of her diagno...

Tony Shi Photography/Getty Images/STOCK(BOSTON) -- A former Staples executive was sentenced on Friday for his role in the college admissions cheating scheme known as Varsity Blues, marking the end of a years-long case that has resulted in dozens of convictions. John Wilson, 64, of Lynnfield, Massachusetts, was sentenced in federal court in Boston to one year of probation -- with the first six months to be served in home detention -- and 250 hours of community service, federal prosecutors said. ...

Aldo Pavan/Getty Images/STOCK(KORNIDZOR, Armenia) -- Over 100,000 ethnic Armenian refugees have fled Nagorno-Karabakh as of Saturday, local authorities said, with it now appearing that virtually the entire Armenian population from the enclave will leave, abandoning their homes after Azerbaijan, backed by Turkey, recaptured the region last week with a military offensive. About 85% of the population has now fled in less than a week, in what Armenia has condemned as "ethnic cleansing". E...

Jayk7/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- In the first week of October, Kennedy Quintanilla will do something she has not had to do since graduating from college two years ago: make a student loan payment. "Reality is setting in," Quintanilla, a 2021 graduate of the University of Texas at Austin with over $26,000 in student loan debt, told Good Morning America. "It’s extraordinary stressful." As someone who graduated college amid the coronavirus pandemic, Quintanilla, 24, will be one...

ABC/Craig SjodinThe Golden Bachelor kicked off Thursday with an unforgettable night for Bachelor Gerry Turner. As each of the 22 women vying for Turners heart arrived at the mansion, some shared their excitement and nervousness for the journey ahead. Some memorable introductions included Edith, 60, who was the first woman to step out of the limo to meet Turner. She started the night by popping confetti with Turner in front of the mansion. April, 65, a therapist from Port St. Lucie, Florida, ...

WIN-Initiative/Neleman/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Friday marks six months since Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich was arrested and detained by Russian authorities on espionage charges, allegations that Gershkovich, the WSJ, the U.S. government and dozens of international news organizations have vehemently denied. Gershkovich remains behind bars in Moscow’s notorious Lefortovo prison. In March, Gershkovich, who was an accredited correspondent in Russia, was on a reporting trip in the...

Steve Prezant/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Fatal shooting deaths among children and teens continue to climb this year amid a series of recent gun violence incidents involving youths. So far this year, 229 children under the age of 11 and 1,082 teenagers have been killed by gun violence, according to the Gun Violence Archive. The tally of injured includes 515 children and 3,025 teens. A 3-year-old boy was shot and killed while in the car with his mother and brother in Cleveland, Ohio, authorities sa...

Courtesy the Carrigg family(WASHINGTON) -- For one military family, the consequences of a partial government shutdown would be dire: It could mean not affording treatments and medications for their child who is fighting for her life. Austin Carrigg and her husband, Master Sgt. Joshua Carrigg, are parents of three -- their youngest, 11-year-old Melanie, has Down syndrome, a congenital heart defect and a metabolic disorder. Melanie recently had a catastrophic stroke. Carrigg spoke with ABC News Se...

Sean Rayford/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) -- A district judge has denied former President Donald Trumps effort to have her recuse herself from presiding over his federal election interference case. Washington, D.C., District Judge Tanya Chutkan rejected the argument from Trumps legal team regarding statements she made during her sentencing of pro-Trump rioters who attacked the U.S. Capitol on Jan 6, 2021. In an October 2022 hearing cited by Trumps attorneys, Judge Chutkan described the Capitol assa...