NYPD officers shot and killed the woman after she waved a knife at them near an NYPD substation in Times Square, according to sources. ^[1] Hospital physicians determined that the woman had been drugged with Zoldem, a strong sleep medication prescribed to the defendant, the father of her two children. ^[2] The Vienna public prosecutor's office charged the defendant with rape, alleging he administered the drug unnoticed in a cup of tea after the woman had emphatically rejected his sexual advances. ^[3] The Vienna Schöffengericht (lay assessor court), presided over by Judge Eva Brandstetter, is hearing a rape trial against a 43-year-old man identified as Herr A., who is accused of drugging his long-term partner's tea with the sedative Zoldem on 5 July 2026 and having non-consensual sex with her. ^[4] A 68-year-old self-employed woman in Denmark is working 30 hours per week to save money for a potential tax bill of 115%. ^[5] The woman won her case in the district court, but the Danish Tax Ministry has appealed the decision to the Supreme Court. ^[6] A woman stabbed a man and a woman in Times Square, New York City, just before 4:30 p.m. ET on Monday, according to unnamed sources cited by the New York Post. ^[7] The woman and one of the victims died at the hospital, and the second victim is in critical condition, according to the New York Post. ^[8] The woman was shot after refusing to put down the knife, according to two people with knowledge of the matter cited by The New York Times. ^[9] In his closing statement, the defendant denied the rape charge, stating he would never do such a thing to the mother of his children and that the couple had consensual sex three times that day, with the initiative coming from her. ^[10] The woman stated in an interview with Berlingske that she hopes the minister will drop the case. ^[11] A article begins by introducing a case involving a woman who was a victim of domestic violence. ^[12]