SUMMARY: Four people were killed, and one was seriously injured in a crash late Saturday in Orange County, Florida. A 2024 BMW M2, attempting to overtake a 2024 Toyota Camry, collided with the Camry, causing both vehicles to run off the road. The Camry hit a light pole and several trees, while the BMW struck more trees. A rear passenger in the Camry, not wearing a seatbelt, was ejected and died. The Camry driver was seriously injured, and his passenger was killed. The BMW driver died at the scene, and his passenger and the rear passenger of the Camry also died at the hospital.

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SUMMARY: Pope Francis remained stable and continued his recovery from double pneumonia, but skipped his weekly Angelus prayer for the third consecutive weekend, opting to rest in his hospital suite. The Vatican reported no fever and stable health indicators following a respiratory crisis that required noninvasive mechanical ventilation. Although he has lung disease and a history of surgery on one lung, doctors noted improvements in his respiratory function. While his prognosis remains guarded, he was reportedly eating, drinking, and undergoing physiotherapy. During this Holy Year, prayers for his recovery continue, as pilgrims gather in Rome for related events.

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SUMMARY: Hazel Dukes, 92, president of the New York State NAACP and a lifelong advocate for civil rights, passed away at her home in New York City surrounded by family. Leading the NAACP for nearly 50 years, she championed voting rights, economic development, fair housing, and education. Her activism continued well into her 90s, addressing issues like police brutality and healthcare access. In 2023, she received the Spingarn Medal from Hillary Clinton. Dukes was notable for supporting Black women in politics, including Shirley Chisholm and Kamala Harris. The NAACP described her as a “living embodiment” of the movement, and flags in NYC were lowered in her honor.

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