A shooting at a high school in Georgia, United States, left one ninth-grade student injured after a verbal argument escalated into a physical fight inside a school bathroom. Police said another ninth-grade student allegedly brandished a firearm, shot the victim and fled the school on foot.

The injured student was rushed to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after a school resource deputy provided immediate medical assistance. The teenage suspect was arrested about an hour later in a nearby neighbourhood.

The school is expected to remain closed to students as authorities continue their investigation, while counsellors have been made available to support students and staff.

In a separate incident in Minnesota, police are investigating a deadly shooting at a home daycare in Hopkins that left a woman and her seven-year-old daughter dead. The suspect, a 41-year-old man, also died by suicide. Authorities are examining possible links to another killing involving a 78-year-old relative.

Georgia High School Shooting: Student Injured, Teen Suspect Arrested After Bathroom Fight Escalates

A mass shooting at a newly opened In-N-Out Burger restaurant in Twin Falls, Idaho, has left three people dead and seven others critically injured.

Authorities say the suspected gunman was later found dead near the restaurant. The shooting unfolded in a busy commercial area, prompting a massive response from multiple law enforcement agencies. Roads were closed, emergency crews rushed victims to St. Luke's Magic Valley Medical Center, and officials urged the public to avoid the area.

Idaho In-N-Out Shooting: 3 Dead, 7 Injured in Twin Falls Mass Shooting

The US Justice Department has withdrawn subpoenas issued to The New York Times over reports concerning the security features of Air Force One. The newspaper had challenged the government’s requests for phone records and grand jury testimony, arguing that the move could intimidate journalists and violate First Amendment protections for press freedom. During a court hearing, federal prosecutors agreed to withdraw the subpoenas. The dispute began after a New York Times report raised questions about security features on a donated aircraft linked to Air Force One, including concerns over missile defense systems. President Donald Trump dismissed the concerns, saying the aircraft was being sent to a British air base for viewing by US troops and would undergo modifications.

US Justice Department withdraws subpoenas against New York Times over Air Force one Security report

Four people associated with the Proud Boys have reportedly been ‘stabbed and slashed’ while cheering on Donald Trump in the US election.

US Breaking News:1 woman, 3 men injured in stabbing incident in Washington D.C

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Georgia High School Shooting: Student Injured, Teen Suspect Arrested After Bathroom Fight Escalates

Idaho In-N-Out Shooting: 3 Dead, 7 Injured in Twin Falls Mass Shooting

US Justice Department withdraws subpoenas against New York Times over Air Force one Security report

US Breaking News:1 woman, 3 men injured in stabbing incident in Washington D.C