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■ President Donald Trump called the last surviving member of the World War II-era Doolittle Raiders, 101-year-old Lt. Col. Dick Cole of Comfort, Texas, ahead of Independence Day to thank him for his service and wish him a full recovery from a recent fall.

■ Dan Flaherty, a Quincy, Mass., police sergeant, said a 5-year-old boy was in stable condition and did not appear to have broken any bones after falling from a seventh-story window when the screen the boy was leaning on popped out, adding that he landed in a bush, which cushioned his fall.

■ U.S. Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., urged continued close cooperation between the U.S. and Pakistan, saying it is essential for peace in the region and in Afghanistan, during a meeting in Islamabad with Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif. ■ Meghan Davidson, 26, was just seven days from her due date when a lightning strike to her head outside her home in Fort Myers, Fla., sent her to a hospital where doctors delivered her third child, baby Owen.

■ Janet Yellen, 70, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, was hospitalized in London over the weekend for a urinary tract infection but has been discharged and has headed back to Washington, the Fed said, adding that she planned to resume her schedule for the week.

■ Mark Balfe-Taylor, who married Anna BalfeTaylor in a marijuana grow house in Las Vegas, said his father’s imprisonment on a marijuana-related offense made pot issues personal for him and that the ceremony was meant to show support for new Nevada laws making the drug legal to buy.

■ Derrion Demarco Gray of St. Louis was charged with first-degree murder and armed criminal action for dousing 34-yearold McAlister Presley with charcoal lighter fluid as he slept, then setting him on fire, prosecutors said.

■ Do Van Viet, an official in Do Son, Vietnam, said the killing of 46-year-old Dinh Xuan Huong by his own animal during a traditional water buffalo fight was the first human fatality since the fights resumed 27 years ago after being halted during the Vietnam War.

■ Dee Ann Haney, 54, a Texas City, Texas, city commissioner, faces two counts of intoxication manslaughter, accused of smoking marijuana, then driving her pickup onto the shoulder of a highway and striking and killing a father and son who were trying to secure items in their own truck.