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Harris County authorities said the driver, Michael David Butler, told investigators his 2025 Tesla Model 3 was operating with Full Self-Driving when it crashed into a home on June 19. A magistrate set bond at $150,000, according to court records reported by local outlets and ABC News.
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Inbound Old Frankfort Pike at Alexandria Drive is shut down as city traffic staff respond to an injury crash, affecting drivers heading toward central Lexington.
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Survey results show broad concern about rising grocery and gas costs, alongside growing pessimism about the economy compared with earlier in 2026.
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Louisville Public Media reported that some households may have received incorrect ballots for years. Jefferson County Clerk David Yates confirmed at least 30 voters were assigned to the wrong precinct and ordered a countywide audit.
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The film, directed by Rebekah Fortune and starring Maria Bakalova, Rory Kinnear and young Ezra Carlisle, premieres Tuesday, July 7, in the Special Screenings program at the 60th Karlovy Vary International Film Festival.
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Iranian authorities began a procession through Tehran for Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, whose death in February was attributed by Iranian officials to a U.S. and Israeli airstrike, as mourning ceremonies and road closures extend through Thursday.
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Season 2 of Prime Video’s drama, co-produced with Australia’s Stan and Germany’s ZDF, has been recommissioned and already sold to multiple international buyers that handled Season 1.
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Prosecutors say HD Hyundai Oilbank, SK Energy, GS Caltex and S-Oil violated the country’s fair trade law by allegedly coordinating pricing during a period of volatility after the U.S.-Iran conflict, with alleged anticompetitive sales totaling about 26 trillion won.
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Serbian director Miroslav Terzić’s third feature, “3 Weeks After,” debuts July 7 in the Crystal Globe Competition, drawing on multiple true stories to depict how peer violence is learned, tolerated, and allowed to grow.
