Investigations continue into an Air India Airbus A320 incident, with one pilot testing positive for marijuana after a mid-air plunge injured 24 people.

Several former Syrian regime officials remain in Lebanon as Syrian authorities seek their extradition for alleged war crimes. Recently, former major general Adel Issa was arrested in Lebanon, raising concerns about the potential return of other figures. The changing dynamics complicate Lebanon’s traditional stance as a refuge for these individuals.

Two sisters, Loyza and Regina Stoianovych, aged 14 and 15, respectively, have gone missing from Güstrow, Germany, with police believing they may be together.

The US Department of Agriculture has proposed rescinding the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule, affecting nearly 45 million acres of national forest land. Secretary Brooke Rollins stated the move aims to reduce wildfire risk by giving local forest managers more control, despite concerns from environmental groups about potential developments increasing wildfire risks.

A wheelchair user was removed from a Virgin Australia flight due to safety concerns over his mobility aid, causing an extended delay for other passengers.

Voters in Alaska and Wyoming participate in primary elections on Tuesday, with key races potentially impacting national dynamics. Alaska’s unique single nonpartisan primary features notable contests for the US Senate and governorship, while Wyoming’s Senate primary involves a significant reshuffle in Republican leadership amid a divided party.