The North Carolina man who is accused of shooting a six-year-old girl along with her parents after a basketball with which the child was playing… Read More »Suspect In Shooting Of Six-Year-Old Over Stray Basketball Arrested In Florida
Uganda’s president, Yoweri Museveni, has refused to sign into law a controversial anti-LGBTQ+ bill that imposes the death penalty for homosexuality, requesting that it be… Read More »Uganda’s President Rejects New Hardline Anti-Gay Bill As Not Tough Enough
Prosecutors in New Mexico have dropped criminal charges against the actor Alec Baldwin in the fatal shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of… Read More »Criminal Charges Against Alec Baldwin Dropped In Rust Film Set Shooting
A Russian warplane has accidentally fired a weapon into the city of Belgorod near Ukraine, causing an explosion and damaging buildings, the Tass news agency… Read More »Russian Plane Accidentally Strikes Russian City Near Ukraine Border Leaving 20m Crater
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Ukraine has received two types of air defence system ahead of the Rammstein military group meeting on Thursday, where it will ask for more supplies.… Read More »Russia-Ukraine War At A Glance: What We Know On Day 421 Of The Invasion
A crowd crush at an event to distribute financial aid in Yemen’s capital killed at least 85 people while dozens more suffered injuries, a Houthi… Read More »Yemen Crowd Crush: At Least 78 Dead At Event To Distribute Money
Russian hackers organised along the lines of the paramilitary Wagner group are seeking “to disrupt or destroy” parts of the UK’s critical national infrastructure, a… Read More »Russian Hackers Want To ‘disrupt Or Destroy’ UK Infrastructure, Minister Warns
Private landlords in England are earning £1.6bn a year in housing benefit in return for providing “non-decent” homes, in what Sadiq Khan has described as… Read More »Private Landlords In England Get £1.6bn A Year Welfare For ‘non-Decent’ Homes
Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, visited Ukrainian troops on Tuesday in Avdiivka, Donetsk region, his office have said. Zelenskiy listened to commanders’ reports on the battlefield… Read More »Russia-Ukraine War At A Glance: What We Know On Day 420 Of The Invasion