Fort Hood survivor Alonzo Lunsford supports Nidal Hasan’s firing-squad execution but opposes the Pentagon’s planned public livestream. Lunsford says he forgives Hasan as a Christian despite his trauma, while maintaining support for the execution.

El Niño-related winds and warming ocean waters are influencing Isaias’ development, according to AP News and The Guardian. Strong winds can disrupt storms, while warmer waters can fuel them, leaving Isaias subject to competing climate influences.

The USS Lincoln returned to the United States after a long deployment supporting the war on Iran. The return concludes a lengthy overseas deployment tied to US military operations against Iran.

A government review warns rising ADHD and autism demand could cause NHS system failures, with assessment waits exceeding 800,000. Growing diagnosis rates, long waits and possible misdiagnosis are increasing pressure on services and prompting calls to regulate private clinics.

Trump said the US would not attack Iran before November’s midterm elections, citing productive discussions and ongoing talks. The statement follows reports that the White House considered pre-election strikes, while Iran says it will not abandon uranium enrichment.

Yandex says it is unclear whether its data center can be restored after a drone strike. The damage has left the facility’s future uncertain.

Slovakia’s prime minister called for the removal of a statue at the European Parliament mocking Donald Trump. The request concerns political satire displayed within a major EU institution.

The Wall Street Journal reports Walmart aims to have robots run its warehouses, though challenges remain. The plan would shift warehouse operations toward robotic systems.

The New York Times reports the election may be more complicated for Democrats than polls suggest. Polling may not fully reflect the challenges Democrats face.