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Videos showed dozens of derailed train cars piled up on top of one another, partially submerged in a lake.

A judge has allowed two prominent Capitol riot defendants to go on a family road trip. Both men were seen in pictures and videos at the Capitol insurrection, one of them holding a Confederate flag. They will take a road trip to North Carolina between May 15 and May 22. The man pictured walking through the US Capitol holding a massive Confederate flag during the January 6 insurrection is about to head on a family road trip after a judge approved the vacation earlier this month. Kevin Seefried is allowed to take his scheduled family trip to Salvo, North Carolina, on May 15, returning to Delawar...

Associated Press/Majdi Mohammed Seven Palestinians were reportedly killed in the West Bank by Israeli forces on Friday. Five of the deaths were connected to stone-throwing clashes, while a sixth person had attempted to stab an Israeli soldier. The news comes after five days of conflict between Israel and Hamas in Gaza. Seven people were reportedly killed in the West Bank by Israeli forces as clashes continue, Palestinian and Israeli officials told the Associated Press. The Palestinian health ministry said Friday that Israeli forces killed five Palestinians in the...

Stephen Maturen/Getty Images Police say Luke Oeltjenbruns attacked an employee with lumber over the store's mask policy. Oeltjenbruns then dragged a police officer from his truck and struck him with a hammer, police said. A Minnesota man accused of assaulting a store employee over a mask dispute led police on a slow-speed chase, then dragged an officer hanging from his vehicle before striking him in the head with a hammer, according to police and a criminal complaint. A statement from the Hutchinson Police Department said the violence began April 14 at a Menards ...

AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster, File An alleged Capitol rioter who is out on bail does not want to go back to jail, court documents show. His attorneys argued that other defendants charged in the Capitol riots have been abused by guards. Nordean, a Proud Boys leader, was released from jail in March. Lawyers for a self-proclaimed "Sergeant of Arms" of the far-right Proud Boys asked a federal judge to keep his client out of jail, in part because other accused Capitol rioters have alleged abuse and mistreatment behind bars. In a court filing on April 8, which was first rep...