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A bombing at a St Petersburg Cafe kills pro-war blogger Vladlen Tatarsky on Sunday.
Russian missile strikes hit Kramatorsk, killing one, as Zelenskyy suspends security officials.
Zelenskyy reports Russian troops aim to destroy key cities in eastern Ukraine.
Russians flee to Finland amid rising authoritarianism and Western sanctions.
Protesters outside Ukraine's shattered embassy in Moscow oppose the invasion of Ukraine.
South Africa, the first country to alert about Omicron, sees fewer deaths despite a case spike.
Teens convicted of murder and sentenced to life without parole are now being re-evaluated for potential release following a Supreme Court decision.
Senator John Kennedy confronts OMB nominee Neera Tanden over her deleted derogatory tweets about Republicans and Senator Bernie Sanders, questioning her sincerity and accountability.
Ali Nimr's parents speak out to save him from execution in Saudi Arabia's harsh legal system.
Shanghai's lockdown affects millions as China battles an Omicron outbreak in its biggest city.
Ian Black discusses the Israeli report claiming Muhammad al-Dura's shooting was staged.
Yevgeny Prigozhin arrives in Belarus, raising security concerns about Wagner's influence.
A devastating explosion in Beirut destroys the Sky News bureau and nearby buildings.
A soldier's shooting spree in Thailand leaves 17 dead and many injured in Nakhon Ratchasima.
90% of victims of non-consensual pornography are female, as Emma Holten recounts her experience of having naked pictures stolen and shared online.
Yevgeny Prigozhin's Wagner uprising aimed to detain Russia's military leaders, reveals The Wall Street Journal.
A Chinese fighter jet nearly collides with an American B-52 bomber over the South China Sea.
A stampede in Seoul during Halloween leaves 146 dead and many injured on Saturday night.
The Starship explodes minutes after liftoff, prompting Elon Musk to share lessons learned on Twitter.
Nathan Winters was 11 when he starred in his first film, where he experienced abuse by director Victor Salva, who had close ties to his family.
Sri Lanka's Defense Minister reports seven arrests linked to the Easter bomb attacks.
Mahinda Rajapaksa resigns as Sri Lanka faces severe economic crisis and protests.
Anti-Muslim violence surges in Sri Lanka after the Easter Sunday bombings, prompting curfews.
Bomb attacks in Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday kill over 185 people and injure hundreds.
A caller warns an elderly person that their last phone call was a scam and advises them not to visit the bank.
Sudesh Amman from Harrow is identified as the terrorist shot dead after a violent attack.
Gas leaks in the Baltic Sea from the Russian Pipeline raise sabotage suspicions amid rising tensions.
Afghanistan faces crises as the Taliban restricts women and aid dwindles since August.
The EU adapts rules due to US green energy subsidies, warns of business disadvantages.
A music radio station in Limestone County, Alabama warns of two F5 tornadoes approaching.
Aldrich Ames, a CIA operative, betrays U.S. agents in Russia, leading to his capture in 1994.
Dubai loves influencers, creating a thriving hub for social media stars and brands.
Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election highlights the longstanding tensions between Vladimir Putin and Hillary Clinton, revealing the implications for American democracy.
The EU's deal with Libya leads to violence against migrants while borders are locked down.
In March 2014, the Guardian reached 100 million monthly unique browsers, a significant increase from 1.4 million in October 2000.
On May 4, 1961, a bus carrying Freedom Riders in Alabama was violently attacked by KKK members, highlighting the civil rights struggle in America.
Hattie McDaniel, the first African-American to win an Oscar, faced significant discrimination at the 1939 awards ceremony, sitting far from her fellow nominees.
Senator Ted Kennedy speaks to thousands in Memphis on April 4, 1969, marking one year since Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination and urging service to others.
Defector Park Sang Hawk launches balloons into North Korea to send a message against the regime.
Doug Evans reflects on his Juicero startup's rise and fall in Silicon Valley.
In Kashmir, civilians endure abduction, torture, and murder amid violent clashes between security forces and militants, highlighting their urgent plight.
In Christchurch, New Zealand, a gunman attacks two mosques during Friday prayers, resulting in seven deaths and prompting a national response from Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.
A local rancher claims to find a flying saucer in Roswell, igniting UFO conspiracy theories.
The Amityville Horror House has sparked ongoing debate since the 1970s, with skeptics questioning the validity of ghost stories and the credibility of investigators like Ed and Lorraine Warren.
Skepticism surrounding the Apollo 11 moon landing on July 20, 1969, is examined through viewer comments questioning the authenticity of the historic event.
Cynthia and Richard Murphy are deep-cover Russian spies in Montclair, New Jersey.
Republican leaders in Washington threaten to increase Medicare premiums or shut down the government during the budgetary disputes of the summer of 1995.
Many Russians flee to Germany and Mongolia to escape the war and state persecution.
