The murder of rapper Tupac Shakur reaches a legal conclusion as Duane "Keffe D" Davis receives a conviction for orchestrating the 1996 shooting, marking a significant development in a decades-old cold case. Meanwhile, rescue operations in Nepal continue under dire conditions, with teams struggling to reach hundreds trapped in flooded hydroelectric tunnels. In the United States, the proliferation of AI-powered license plate readers sparks intense debate over privacy and potential misuse by law enforcement. Lionel Messi announces his retirement from international football, ending a legendary career highlighted by the 2022 World Cup victory. Geopolitical tensions flare over migration in Ceuta, where disinformation campaigns allegedly fuel border crossings, while the Metropolitan Museum of Art cancels a John Galliano exhibition following backlash over his past discriminatory remarks. Finally, conservationists in Chile implement innovative copper-infused suits to aid the recovery of injured penguins.
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