Falling bricks from an Upper West Side apartment building critically injured a two-year-old who was visiting with her grandmother Sunday, the New York Times reports.

The housekeeper for the family found murdered after their house was set on fire Thursday says she noticed something was definitely amiss in the days leading up to their deaths.

Now you see a girl getting in Billboard Music Awards host Chrissy Teigen’s shot—now you don’t. Watch your step, sweetheart!

According to KITV, emergency crews in Honolulu are responding to a downed V-22 Osprey at Bellows Air Force Station on the island of Oahu. Marine officials say the military aircraft had a “hard landing” at around 11 a.m. local time.

Nine gang members were killed and 18 more were injured in Waco, Texas on Sunday after a gun battle broke out between police and at least three rival motorcycle gangs, the Waco Tribune-Herald reports.

According to CBS News, the National September 11 Memorial & Museum was briefly evacuated on Sunday after multiple visitors called police to report chemical fumes. Authorities say the odor was caused by an excess of cleaning agents used in the memorial’s reflecting pools.

On Sunday, Pope Francis canonized two 19th-century nuns from what was then Palestine, the Associated Press reports. The canonization was attended by some 2,000 pilgrims from the region, as well as Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.

Officials say that the death toll from the devastating earthquakes that recently hit Nepal now stands 8,583, making it the deadliest recorded disaster in the country’s history. According to Reuters, the second most lethal quake occurred in 1934 and killed 8,519 Nepalis.

Of all the things one might do if one were walking through the woods and came upon a bear, one of the more counterintuitive* options would be to yell at it. And yet, here we are, watching a video of a man do just that. What a world!

A priest at a Catholic college in New Jersey announced he had been fired on Friday, saying he was dismissed for posting an image on Facebook supporting an LGBT advocacy group.

The New York Times reports that the city of Ramadi, capital of Iraq’s Anbar province, has fallen to the Islamic State. Security officials and tribal leaders say that the militant group has seized a large store of abandoned weapons and begun executing people loyal to the government.

A 16-year-old exchange student visiting Yellowstone National Park was gored by a bison on Friday after turning her back on the creature to pose for a picture, NBC Montana reports. According to park officials, the girl’s injuries were serious but not life-threatening.

Louis C.K., who would be happy to talk to you about his own alleged sexual misconduct, spoke at length about other people’s sexual misconduct during his opening monologue on last night’s Saturday Night Live season finale. It was a little bit uncomfortable!

“A wife bonus, I was told, might be hammered out in a pre-nup or post-nup, and distributed on the basis of not only how well her husband’s fund had done but her own performance—how well she managed the home budget, whether the kids got into a ‘good’ school.”

Chinx, a rapper and member of French Montana’s Coke Boys crew, was shot and killed in Queens on Saturday night, The Fader reports. Formerly known as Chinx Drugz, his legal name was Lionel Pickens.

Prince Harry is retiring from the Armed Forces after a ten-year, full-time military career, the Guardian reports. “The army keep giving me great jobs, and I can never thank them enough for that,” Harry said, presumably with a straight face. “I’ve had an epic 10 years, I’ve had great fun.”

The long, bizarre legal battle over the custody of Ariel Winter seemingly came to an end this Friday when the 17-year-old Modern Family actress announced on Twitter she had been officially emancipated from mother Chrisoula Workman.

A shift supervisor at a Starbucks in Elmhurst, Queens reportedly quit her job this week after footage of her unhinged, cookie straw-related rant went viral, PIX11 reports.

“The police have identified the salvage worker, who they believe dumped the coffin on Pilling Street for the sake of convenience... The bones will presumably be reunited with the rest of the man.” Presumably!

Ousted Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi and more than 100 other prisoners were sentenced to death on Saturday, the New York Times reports. Morsi was on trial for having fled prison during the 2011 uprising against President Hosni Mubarak.