Today’s health and public-safety headlines are marked by loss, trauma and the consequences of neglected risk. In Atlanta, the Falcons announced the death of Cristina Ulbrich, wife of defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich, after a battle with cancer, a deeply personal story that has kept him away from training camp as the team mourns with his family. In India, a far more public tragedy unfolded in Bhiwandi, where a dilapidated apartment building collapsed, killing at least nine people and prompting criminal action as rescuers searched debris and investigators examined why unsafe repairs were underway. Elsewhere, the human toll of instability was stark at Spain’s Ceuta border, where a mass migrant breach left authorities scrambling and deaths rising. And in Scotland, prosecutors pressed a grave case after a pensioner was killed by an allegedly stolen Maserati driven at extreme speed through a residential street.