Train services across large parts of the Netherlands are thrown into chaos during the morning rush after suspected sabotage at multiple rail locations. Objects placed on or near tracks trigger signalling and operational failures, forcing some lines to stop entirely while others face major delays and cancellations.

A federal judge blocks the Kennedy Center from adding President Donald Trump’s name to the building façade or grounds. The order halts a planned branding change backed by the center’s board and follows an emergency motion seeking to prevent the move after an earlier court directive.

Los Angeles County prosecutors say they will not seek the death penalty against Nick Reiner if he is convicted in the killings of his parents. District Attorney Nathan Hochman says the decision comes ahead of a pre-trial hearing after deliberations over sentencing and other case factors.

James Vlassakis, convicted in connection with Australia’s Snowtown murders, is released on parole after efforts to block the decision fail. The release follows a review of the parole ruling and legal challenges that sought to stop his return to the community.

A three-year-old girl dies in western Sydney after being struck by a reversing car. Emergency responders take her to hospital, but she later dies from her injuries, and police begin investigating the circumstances of the incident.

Taylor Swift attends the Kansas City Chiefs’ home opener against the Denver Broncos at Arrowhead Stadium, where Travis Kelce is playing. She watches from a VIP suite with Tom Cruise, and the pair are shown interacting during the broadcast as cameras follow the celebrity turnout.