UPDATE: The limousine that crashed in Schoharie, N.Y., Saturday, killing all 18 people on board and two pedestrians, had failed a recent inspection and should not have been on the road, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Monday. The driver also lacked the proper license to operate the vehicle, Cuomo said. The state ordered the owner, Prestige Limousine, to shut down while an investigation into the crash continues.

Hurricane Michael, upgraded from a tropical storm Monday, could hit Florida in the coming days. Forecasters expect the storm to move later in the day from the Yucatan Peninsula into the Gulf of Mexico, where it could draw strength from the warm waters. Michael could grow into a major hurricane with winds of more than 111 mph overnight Tuesday before hitting the Florida Panhandle or the Big Bend area, according to the National Hurricane Center. Gov. Rick Scott declared a state of emergency for multiple counties in the area and activated 500 members of the Florida National Guard.

A Congolese doctor and an Iraqi woman received the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for their work against sexual violence and war crimes. Both are the first from their countries to receive the award. Dr. Denis Mukwege, 63, founded a hospital in the eastern area of the Democratic Republic of Congo, where he has treated thousands of women, many of whom were victims of rape in the conflict-ridden region. He temporarily left the country after armed men tried to kill him in 2012.

The U.S Justice Department on Thursday charged seven Russian military intelligence officers with hacking anti-doping agencies and other organizations, saying the hackers targeted people who publicly supported a ban on Russian athletes in international competitions and condemned the country’s state-sponsored doping program. Other Western nations denounced the intelligence agency, called the GRU, this week, as well.

French authorities on Tuesday froze Iran’s Intelligence Ministry assets related to internal security and the assets of two Iranians in response to an alleged bomb plot that was thwarted earlier this year. The French interior, economy, and foreign ministers said in a joint statement that there was a plan to detonate explosives at a June rally near Paris by the People’s Mujahadeen of Iran, an Iranian exile group. “This act of an extreme gravity envisioned on our territory could not go without a response,” the statement read.

The Nobel Prize in physics was awarded Tuesday to an international trio of scientists for their work on lasers. American Arthur Ashkin of Bell Laboratories in New Jersey became the oldest Nobel laureate ever at age 96. Canadian Donna Strickland of the University of Waterloo is only the third woman to have won a Nobel Prize in physics—the last was Maria Goeppert-Mayer in 1963, and the other was Marie Curie in 1903. The third laureate in physics this year is Frenchman Gerard Mourou of the Ecole Polytechnique and the University of Michigan.

The United States and Canada reached a trade agreement on Sunday, just hours ahead of a U.S-imposed midnight deadline and after weeks of difficult negotiations. U.S. President Donald Trump at a news conference Monday called the agreement “the most modern, up-to-date, and balanced trade deal in the history of our country,” adding that he planned to sign the pact by the end of November and then submit it to Congress.