Legal jeopardy and human emergency led world headlines today. In Miami, Andrew and Tristan Tate were arrested as British prosecutors seek their extradition over expanded allegations of rape and sex trafficking dating from 2010 to 2017, underscoring how long-running cross-border cases can follow high-profile figures across jurisdictions. Off the coast of Guyana, a far more immediate crisis unfolded when a ferry carrying 116 people capsized, prompting a large rescue operation with dozens pulled from the water but many still unaccounted for as crews continued searching through uncertain casualty figures. In Scotland, firefighters battled a dramatic gorse blaze near Edinburgh’s Arthur’s Seat, with thick smoke visible across the city, a reminder of growing wildfire pressures even in usually temperate landscapes. And in Hawaii, police charged Tulsi Gabbard’s brother after an alleged attempt to lure children at a Waikīkī hotel, adding another unsettling note to a day dominated by crime, risk and rescue.