Bend Police Chief Mike Krantz confirmed Thursday evening: the children killed were 5, 8 and 11; a 7-year-old and a 54-year-old teacher are in critical condition. The 16-year-old Bend resident shot through the school's locked doors with a long gun after firing into a car outside just before 1 p.m. PT. A community member followed him in and shot him. AP, citing an official briefed on the case, reports a pump-action shotgun purchased by his mother — single-source anonymous, treat accordingly. Motive unknown. All Bend-La Pine schools closed Friday; Gov. Kotek ordered flags at half-staff today. Sources: USA Today · AP.

In a Newsmax interview aired Thursday, Trump said hitting diesel refineries raises world oil prices, and repeated that he finds Zelenskyy harder to deal with than Putin. What's new overnight: Reuters reports the order to restrict Ukraine's satellite-terminal use came from inside the White House, citing two U.S. officials and a Western official — still no named decision-maker. That narrows yesterday's open question without closing it. Sources: Reuters · AP via WVLT.

Five ballistic missiles struck the al-Maashiq Palace complex Thursday; the health ministry's updated count is 5 dead and 16 injured. PM Shaya Zindani and his ministers were unharmed. The Houthis say they targeted a Saudi military operations headquarters inside the compound; the Yemeni government calls it an attack on its seat of government. Early wire counts of 2 killed are superseded. Sources: CNN · Reuters via Devdiscourse.

At SpaceX's McGregor, Texas site, the prototype used fan suction to cling inverted on a ramp and cold-gas thrusters to flip and jump a line of Teslas, running 0–60 in 0.81 seconds on Tesla's own timer, unoccupied. Three versions — Performance, Thrust, Rocket (invite-only, not road-approved). No price; Musk says production starts 2028. Every performance number is Tesla-measured, none independently verified. Sources: The Drive · Gizmodo.