Stories where people lost their lives, were hurt, or remain unaccounted for. We gather them here so that each loss stays visible — counted, and named where the reporting names them — rather than passing as a statistic.
US military destroyed Iranian tankers after Iran launched ballistic missiles at a US Navy warship in the Gulf of Oman, escalating regional tensions and pushing oil prices near $100 a barrel.
Lindsay Clancy's attorney requested a presidential pardon from Trump despite her facing state-level indictment for killing her three children, raising questions about pardon jurisdiction.
A juror in Lindsay Clancy's murder trial revealed an 11-1 hung jury split, citing insufficient evidence and reasonable doubt despite acknowledging the defendant's mental health crisis.
Netanyahu's office denied reports that the UAE warned him of Hamas's planned October 7 attack, though multiple Israeli outlets cited sources confirming the warning was given to the prime minister.
In 2011, President Obama gave his first post-operation interview describing his experience watching the Navy SEAL raid that killed Osama bin Laden unfold in real time.
A Tampa woman died within a week of being diagnosed with dengue fever, highlighting the serious health risks posed by the mosquito-borne virus in Florida.
Survivors and families of the 1960 Sharpeville massacre are challenging apartheid-era laws in South African courts to pursue civil and criminal claims, seeking both compensation and recognition after decades of legal barriers.
Advanced DNA testing and genetic genealogy identified remains found in North Carolina in 1977 as a 15-year-old Maryland runaway, prompting a homicide investigation nearly 50 years later.
The US struck five Iranian oil tankers after accusing Iran of launching ballistic missiles at a US warship twice in two days. Iran retaliated with missile attacks on a US base in Jordan and claimed strikes on American vessels.
A Paris court has begun trial of 14 men accused of smuggling in connection with a November 2021 Channel crossing that killed at least 31 migrants, the deadliest such disaster on record.
A Mexican trial has begun for men accused of murdering Australian surfer brothers Jake and Callum Robinson and an American friend. The case involves international victims and FBI assistance in locating remains.
Two paintings were stolen from the Renoir Museum in Cagnes-sur-Mer, France early Tuesday after thieves broke in; two other works were recovered in the museum's garden.
Stephen Siller Jr. honors his firefighter father, killed on 9/11, by touring a steel beam from the World Trade Center across America through the Tunnel to Towers Foundation's awareness campaign.
Meta ran hundreds of AI-generated child sexual abuse ads on Facebook and Instagram, including 84 in India after government orders to remove such content, a new report reveals.
Four bodies were recovered after a small aircraft carrying a Miami family went missing near the Bahamas. Authorities confirmed the discovery following the plane's disappearance in the region.
New York City released 170,000 previously undisclosed documents revealing government efforts to downplay toxic air quality dangers after the 9/11 attacks, with officials knowingly misleading residents about safety.
Twenty-five years after 9/11, the trial of alleged mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed remains in pre-trial proceedings at Guantanamo Bay, with a trial date now set for June 2028. Victims' families express frustration over decades-long delays, torture complications, and fears some relatives may not live to see justice.
Ex-NFL star Shawne Merriman criticizes the trend of professional players returning to college football for eligibility, calling it "ridiculous" and warning it needs guardrails or will escalate.
A 27-year-old woman shares why she wrote a will despite her age, challenging misconceptions that wills are only for the wealthy or elderly. Experts say unexpected life events and digital assets make early will-writing practical for all young adults.
Four family members died in a small plane crash while Hurricane Lowell caused significant damage to homes in Hawaii.
The US military struck five Iranian oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman and Strait of Hormuz after Iran's Revolutionary Guard targeted a US Navy warship. Iran retaliated with ballistic missile attacks on US targets in Jordan and threatened additional strikes on regional vessels.
Um avião cargueiro da Amazon saiu da pista em Miami, resultando em cinco mortes. Os pilotos receberam alta hospitalar após o incidente.
The UK, France, and Canada announced coordinated bans on trade with illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank, with PM Burnham stating Britain will continue acting in support of its values despite Israeli retaliation including consulate closure and entry bans on UK MPs.
Tung Chee-hwa, who led Hong Kong as its first Chief Executive after the 1997 handover from British to Chinese rule, has died at age 89.
