SUMMARY: The Israeli military intercepted the Gaza-bound aid ship Handala, detaining 21 international activists and journalists and seizing all cargo, including baby formula, food, and medicine. The Freedom Flotilla Coalition said the interception occurred about 40 nautical miles from Gaza in international waters, with communications cut just before midnight Saturday. The coalition emphasized the cargo was civilian and intended to help a population facing starvation under Israel’s blockade. Activists from 10 countries, including seven U.S. citizens, were aboard. The raid drew criticism from human rights groups, which called it a violation of international law. Israel provided no immediate comment.

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SUMMARY: A 42-year-old Michigan resident randomly stabbed 11 people with a folding knife at a Traverse City Walmart on Saturday afternoon. Bystanders quickly intervened, surrounding and subduing the attacker until police arrived within minutes. Victims were treated at Munson Healthcare, with four in serious condition and seven in fair condition. The attack, which began near the checkout, appeared random, causing fear and shock among witnesses. Authorities, including the FBI, are investigating. Walmart expressed gratitude for first responders and committed to cooperating with law enforcement. Governor Whitmer extended sympathies to the victims and community affected by the violence.

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SUMMARY: President Trump arrived in Scotland for a five-day “working visit,” including trade talks with the EU chief and a meeting with the British Prime Minister. However, he is expected to spend much of the trip at his golf resorts. Protesters in Scotland greeted Trump with hostility, linking him to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Meanwhile, the Justice Department concluded a second day of questioning Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein’s co-conspirator, who cooperated fully according to her lawyer. Trump dismissed questions about pardoning Maxwell, emphasizing it was premature. The Justice Department has not yet disclosed any details from Maxwell’s interviews.

CBS News’ Weijia Jiang reports from Scotland, where protesters greeted the president with signs.

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