Ryan W. Routh, a building contractor with a criminal record, was arrested for allegedly plotting to assassinate former President Donald Trump at a Florida golf course. Routh, who has been an activist for various causes, expressed disdain for Trump in his writings and social media posts, calling him derogatory names. His self-published book, 'Ukraine’s Unwinnable War,' and other public statements reflect his support for Ukraine and criticism of Trump. The circumstances of how Routh acquired a semiautomatic rifle and learned of Trump's location remain unclear. Routh's activism dates back to 1996, and he has become estranged from his family and financially unstable.

The narrative describes a visit to the south end of a lake during a busy holiday season in Europe. The peaceful setting is disrupted by holidaymakers and an approaching storm. The author and Rob struggle to get their dogs out of the water before the rain starts, highlighting the playful and mischievous nature of their dog, Teddy.

The United States has expressed concerns that Hamas is using Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City as a military base, with a command and control center in the basement. This aligns with Israel's claims, which have been independently supported by the US. Both US President Joe Biden and British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak have called for the protection of civilians around the hospital. Israel has also accused the Lantisi Children's Hospital of being used by Hamas. The conflict has resulted in severe humanitarian issues, with Al-Shifa Hospital struggling with shortages and becoming a shelter for thousands. Hamas denies the allegations and warns against potential Israeli attacks on medical facilities. The IDF has released footage claiming to show evidence of Hamas' military presence in hospitals, which the Hamas-controlled Gaza Health Ministry has dismissed as fabricated.

Police initially believed Brian Low, a former groundsman for millionaire financier Michael Campbell, died of a cardiac arrest. However, a post-mortem revealed a shotgun pellet in his heart, prompting a murder investigation. Low was found dead while walking his dog in Aberfeldy, Perthshire. The investigation has shocked the local community, with police appealing for witnesses. Michael Campbell and others have expressed their condolences. Police Scotland is actively investigating, with increased patrols in the area to reassure residents.

The article discusses the author's personal experience with school gender policies in the UK, highlighting the challenges faced by parents of trans-identified children. It criticizes the current self-ID policy in schools, the lack of parental involvement, and the failure of institutions like the Department for Education and the NHS to provide evidence-based support. The author expresses hope that government officials will address these issues and restore parental rights.

Amie Skilton, a 42-year-old woman from Sydney, experienced severe health issues, including cognitive decline and memory loss, after moving into a mold-contaminated house in 2016. Despite normal medical test results, her condition worsened until mold was discovered in her home. After relocating to a mold-free environment, her health significantly improved. Skilton now raises awareness about the dangers of mold exposure, emphasizing the importance of home maintenance and inspection.

Balaji Srinivasan, former Coinbase CTO, closed his $1 million bet on Bitcoin reaching $1 million within 90 days, donating $1.5 million to charity and research. He aimed to highlight economic instability and distrust in government assessments. Srinivasan's early closure of the bet was to benefit the public and emphasize the instability of fiat currencies. He donated $500,000 each to Chaincode Labs, Give Directly, and James Medlock, the Twitter user who won the bet. Srinivasan's actions and statements reflect concerns about the current state of the economy and the reliability of government information.

The article compares mediation and litigation as two methods for resolving divorces, outlining their respective pros and cons. Mediation is presented as a cost-effective, swift, confidential, and amicable approach that allows for unique resolutions but may suffer from potential dominance by one spouse, lack of legal enforcement, and the possibility of pending issues. Litigation, on the other hand, is described as having legal backing, a clear structure, and definitive closure, but it can be costly, time-consuming, and less private. The article suggests that the choice between mediation and litigation should be made after careful consideration and possibly with the advice of family law attorneys.

The article reports on the search and rescue operation for Rodelson Normil, a 17-year-old who drowned in rough surf near Gulfstream Park. Delray Beach Ocean Rescue, led by Superintendent James Scala, conducted a methodical search using United States Lifesaving Association guidelines. Despite the efforts of multiple agencies, including Delray Beach Fire-Rescue and the U.S. Coast Guard, Normil's body was not recovered. The search was hampered by poor visibility and strong rip currents. The incident highlights the dangers of rip currents and serves as a reminder to swim near lifeguards. The article also details the rigorous training that Delray Beach Ocean Rescue personnel undergo to prepare for such emergencies.

Delray Beach has agreed to pay $818,500 to settle a federal whistleblower lawsuit filed by former city utilities worker Christine Ferrigan, who claimed she was fired for reporting that the city's reclaimed water system was making people and pets sick. The U.S. Department of Labor’s OSHA determined the city illegally harassed and terminated Ferrigan. The settlement includes $400,000 for Ferrigan and $418,500 for her attorneys. The city has faced multiple costs and fines related to its reclaimed water issues, including a $1 million fine to the state. The settlement avoids a potentially costly jury trial, with the city not admitting any wrongdoing. Ferrigan, who had previously settled a similar lawsuit with Boca Raton, plans to find another passion and volunteer.