South Korean authorities raided Jeju Air’s offices and Muan International Airport following Sunday’s Boeing 737-800 crash that killed 179 people. The flight, carrying 181 passengers and crew from Thailand, belly-landed after issuing a mayday call and collided with a concrete barrier. Jeju Air CEO Kim E-bae is banned from leaving the country as investigations focus on professional negligence and runway localizer legitimacy. Inspectors are examining all Boeing 737-800s in South Korea for potential malfunctions. Families mourn victims at Muan airport, leaving heartfelt notes and offerings, while volunteers provide support. The crash is the worst aviation disaster in South Korea’s history.

A tragic attack in New Orleans on New Year’s Day left 15 people dead and dozens injured. Shamsud-Din Jabbar, a 42-year-old Army veteran, drove a truck into crowds in the French Quarter. The attack ended when police shot and killed Jabbar. The FBI found an Islamic State flag in the vehicle. Gaps in barriers allowed the truck to enter Bourbon Street, raising concerns about security. The area was crowded with partygoers and football fans for the Sugar Bowl. Despite the tragedy, locals believe New Orleans will recover. Investigations are ongoing to uncover whether Jabbar acted alone or had help.

At least 11 people were injured in a shooting outside Amazura nightclub in Queens, New York, late Wednesday. The victims, including children, were transported to hospitals such as Long Island Jewish Hospital and Cohen's Children Medical Center. Police confirmed none are critically injured and all are expected to recover. The incident occurred around 11:20 p.m. in Jamaica, a neighborhood in New York City. Footage shared online showed a significant police presence at the scene. Authorities are investigating the motive. This attack follows another mass shooting in New Orleans, highlighting ongoing gun violence concerns in the U.S.

A Bangladesh court denied bail to Hindu monk Chinmoy Krishna Das, spokesperson of Sammilit Sanatan Jagran Jote, charged with sedition. Arrested on November 25 near Dhaka’s Hazrat Shahjalal Airport, Das faces allegations of raising a saffron flag above Bangladesh’s national flag in Chittagong on October 25. The Chattogram court rejected his plea after a 30-minute hearing amid heavy security. Protests erupted, with violent clashes leaving one lawyer dead. ISKCON Kolkata’s VP Radha Raman Das called the decision "sad," urging justice. Das, suffering from multiple health issues, claims charges are fabricated. Global calls for his release persist.

Impeached South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol is resisting arrest for a third day after declaring martial law on December 3, a move swiftly reversed following protests. Facing charges of insurrection, Yoon could face life imprisonment or the death penalty. Supporters and opponents have gathered outside his Seoul residence, creating a standoff with authorities. Yoon, claiming to protect the nation, refused police questioning three times and called the arrest order unlawful. Acting President Choi Sang-mok, appointed after Yoon's impeachment and his replacement's dismissal, pledged to restore order. A constitutional court will soon rule on Yoon’s impeachment.

At least 15 people were killed in the New Year's Day attack in New Orleans. Victims include former Princeton University football player Martin "Tiger" Bech, 18-year-old aspiring nurse Nikyra Dedeaux, store manager and father Reggie Hunter, 27-year-old mother Nicole Perez, and audio-visual technician Matthew Tenedorio. Families shared heartfelt tributes as investigations continue. Bech, a two-time Ivy League champion, was remembered as a "ferocious competitor." Dedeaux had plans to start nurse training this month. Hunter had wished his family a Happy New Year minutes before his death. The attack has left New Orleans mourning and demanding justice.

A mass shooting at Amazura Nightclub in Queens, New York, injured 11 people late on January 1. Emergency services swiftly transported victims to Long Island Jewish Hospital and Cohen Children’s Medical Center. The nightclub, known for its large capacity and frequent live performances, was packed at the time of the incident. The NYPD has yet to provide details about the shooting or identify any suspects. This tragic event followed another New Year’s Day attack in New Orleans, where 15 people were killed and over 30 injured. Authorities are investigating both incidents while ensuring public safety.

Tesla Cybertruck exploded outside the Trump Hotel in Las Vegas, killing the driver and injuring seven people. The blast occurred at 8:40 am and was caused by fireworks, gas tanks, and camping fuel tied to a detonation system. The truck, rented through Turo, was seen driving along Las Vegas Boulevard before stopping at the hotel. Tesla CEO Elon Musk confirmed the explosion was not related to the truck’s design, claiming its build contained the blast. Investigators are probing links to a deadly truck attack in New Orleans the same day. Injured victims are in stable condition.

A man drove a truck into New Year revellers in New Orleans, killing 15 and injuring dozens. The suspect, Shamsud-Din Jabbar, a US Army veteran, posted ISIS-inspired videos hours before the attack. Police shot him dead after he opened fire. Explosives were found in the truck and nearby. President Biden called the act "despicable" and assured a thorough investigation. The attack caused chaos on Bourbon Street, delaying a football game. Authorities are probing Jabbar's possible links to others. In a separate incident, a Cybertruck exploded in Las Vegas, but links between the two events are unconfirmed.

A New Orleans attack suspect, Shamsud-Din Jabbar, a 42-year-old US Army veteran, rammed a truck into a crowd and opened fire during New Year's Day celebrations, killing 15 and injuring 30. The FBI is investigating possible links to ISIS after discovering an ISIS flag on his vehicle. Jabbar posted videos expressing allegiance to ISIS and plans to harm his family before changing targets. Explosives were also found in the truck. President Joe Biden condemned the "despicable" act and stated the FBI is probing connections to a Las Vegas Tesla truck fire. Jabbar was killed in a shootout with police.