Kamala Harris, Spain, and Sam Altman: the news of the night

Kamala Harris has “reflected” on a new White House candidacy. Kamala Harris, the former vice president of the United States and unsuccessful candidate against Donald Trump in 2024, has “sent the clearest signal to date to the Democratic Party that she will run for president in 2028,” according to Politico. “Listen, it’s possible, it’s possible. I’m thinking about it,” said Mrs. Harris to Reverend Al Sharpton on Friday during a forum, as the prominent civil rights figure asked her if she would run again in 2028. “I’ll keep you posted,” she added as she left the stage, “concluding a forty-minute intervention punctuated by applause and a standing ovation from the audience,” the site writes.

Spain: one dead and four seriously injured in a coach accident in the Canary Islands. A tourist coach overturned on Friday after leaving the road on a highway in the La Gomera region of the Spanish Canary Islands, resulting in one death and 27 injuries. “All passengers on the Gomera Tours bus were British tourists, including three minors, who were vacationing in a hotel in the Playa Santiago area of Alajeró municipality,” the local newspaper La Provincia reports. Four of the 27 injuries, including the driver, are in serious condition. “Two of them are hospitalized in stable condition” in La Gomera, and the other two, “aged 42 and 73, suffer from several traumas” and have been airlifted to Tenerife Island, notes the newspaper.

United States: home of Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, targeted by a Molotov cocktail. The home of Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, in San Francisco, California, was targeted by a Molotov cocktail on Friday. The presumed perpetrator of the attack, a 20-year-old, “was arrested” in the afternoon after also threatening to “set fire” to the company’s headquarters specializing in artificial intelligence (AI), parent company of ChatGPT, ABC7News reports. Investigators have not “established yet whether it is an act related to mental health issues, a gesture by a current or former disgruntled employee, or a form of domestic terrorism,” the channel specifies. Sam Altman, who was not injured in the incident, responded in a lengthy blog post, in which he shared a photo of his family “hoping that this could deter the next person from throwing a Molotov cocktail at our house, regardless of their opinions about me.”