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A 7.4-magnitude earthquake rattled western Colombia, causing buildings to collapse and setting off a search for survivors. NBC News' George Solis reports on the developing situation and an early assessment of the damage.

The 7.4-magnitude earthquake that hit about 250 miles west of Bogotá has resulted in serious damage with people trapped inside buildings, according to the mayor of Cali, Colombia.

Divers discovered a centuries-old Roman shipwreck about three miles off the coast of Sicily after a tip from the public. The site, believed to be dated between the second and first centuries B.C., contains hundreds of clay jugs and two lead anchor .. ...

An unprecedented surge of migrants into Spanish territory in North Africa marked the first test of the European Union's new migration pact and has reignited the bloc's debate over immigration.

Tehran has vowed not to reopen the critical shipping lane "until America corrects its behavior," despite a looming agreement with Oman reported to have been close for days.

Netanyahu, who is facing a domestic battle for survival in elections later this year, also reaffirmed that "as long as I am Prime Minister, there will be no Palestinian State."

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said Iran and Oman were "very close" to agreement on a new shipping route through the Strait of Hormuz but that reopening the strait depended on other conditions.

"Once he started charging after us, the adrenaline was unbelievable," said Oznur Bell, who took the video of the close encounter.

The legislation is part of a deal reached by senators aimed at helping Ukraine by cutting off funds for "Putin's war machine."

Officials said the perpetrator was also dead after killing three teachers and three students at the school north of Bangkok.