A mass shooting at a Brooklyn nightclub early Sunday morning resulted in three fatalities and nine injuries, with police suspecting gang involvement and up to four shooters. The victims ranged from 19 to 61 years old. Authorities recovered 42 shell casings and a firearm nearby, marking the city's second mass shooting in recent weeks.
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Olympic medalist Manu Bhaker celebrated India's 79th Independence Day by sharing a video of herself playing the national anthem on the violin. The accomplished shooter expressed her deep desire to stand on the podium, listening to the anthem, every time she represents India. Bhaker's impressive career includes Olympic medals, World Championship wins, and success at the Commonwealth and Asian Games.
In a tragic incident in Austin, a gunman opened fire in a Target parking lot, resulting in three fatalities. The suspect, described as a man in his 30s with a mental health history, stole two vehicles before being apprehended by police. The attack unfolded during busy shopping hours, causing widespread panic.
Jerry Jones faced intense backlash, including death threats, after buying the Dallas Cowboys in 1989 and firing beloved coach Tom Landry. The move, perceived as a betrayal by fans, was followed by hiring Jimmy Johnson and Jones taking on dual roles as president and general manager. Despite the initial outrage, Jones remained committed to reshaping the team's direction.
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