Новости за 16.03.2024

Russian citizens poured dye into ballot boxes, lit explosives and attempted arson in sporadic acts of protest during a presidential election guaranteed to deliver Vladimir Putin his fifth term in office.

A 26-year-old suspect killed three people in separate shootings in a Philadelphia suburb before fleeing to New Jersey and barricading inside a residence with hostages. Officials reported the victims were the shooter's stepmother, 13-year-old sister and 25-year-old mother of his two children.

Three people were killed in a series of shootings Saturday morning outside of Philadelphia, police said, and a search for the suspect continues.

The Mouse-Free Marion project — pest control on a grand scale — is seen as critical for the ecology of the uninhabited South African territory and the wider Southern Ocean. It would be the largest eradication of its kind if it succeeds.

Ohio Republicans are weighing factors from Trump's endorsement to immigration and more in the Senate primary between Matt Dolan, Frank LaRose and Bernie Moreno.

One of many glitches in this year’s FAFSA overhaul prevented those without Social Security numbers from starting their forms. Fixes are just now trickling in.

If you’ve been to a live event recently, you may have noticed something called Liquid Death being sold at food and drink stands.

Ajumma EXP is a group that performs as a lighthearted stereotype of South Korean women, trying to fight against invisibility for women of middle age.

Vaughan Gething won the Welsh Labour Party leadership contest on Saturday, and is set to become the first Black leader of Wales’ semi-autonomous government.

The Biden administration wants to see an Israeli plan for protecting Palestinian civilians in the southernmost city in the Gaza Strip.

The Michigan prosecutor who won convictions against the mother and father of teenage school shooter Ethan Crumbley said Friday her goal was not to ensure that the sins of other criminally convicted children are visited on their parents in court, but to prevent further gun violence.

A handful of families have taken children as young as 2 years old to Mount Everest Base Camp in recent years. Three of them describe the experience.

Experts war-gamed what might happen if bad actors used deepfakes to disrupt the 2024 election. The results of the exercise were "jarring" for the participants.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un used a Russian luxury limousine gifted by President Vladimir Putin, Kim’s sister said Saturday, praising the car’s “special function” and the two countries’ deepening bilateral ties.

Young people in China facing an increasingly tough labor market are turning to an unlikely place for help in their job searches: Tinder.

A Colorado man who was placed on life support after he was bitten by his pet Gila monster died of complications from the desert lizard’s venom, an autopsy report obtained by The Associated Press on Friday confirmed.

Almost two years after her 5-year-old son’s body was found in a suitcase along an Indiana highway, the mother wanted on a murder warrant was arrested in California, police said Friday.

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Judicial Conference on Friday issued guidance on the federal judiciary's new policy making it more difficult to "judge-shop" following public criticism from top Republicans in Congress.

Cara Delevingne's home in Los Angeles, California was destroyed after a massive fire erupted inside. Firefighters confirmed everyone was out of the home and the cause of the fire is under investigation.

Student journalists from the Daily Iowan, a non-profit paper, have purchased two local newspapers saving them from shutting down. Students from the University of Iowa will help both papers cover their communities.

Gersh Kuntzman, a former tabloid reporter and New York City resident, is exposing fake license plates throughout the city. Fake or temporary license plates are costing the city over $100 million dollars while the problem continues to grow.

A group of students from Providence College raised money to gift a security guard a trip to see his family in Nigeria, where he hasn’t been in 10 years. The students created a fundraiser and they were able to exceed their initial goal of $3,500.

The League of Women Voters is suing the creators of a deepfake robocall impersonating Joe Biden that told voters not to vote.

A Kentucky student from Asbury University was hospitalized after she was found unresponsive in her dorm with several injuries. The situation is currently under investigation and no other details about her condition have been released, according to Kentucky police.

No charges were made against the man who shot another subway rider with his own gun during a fight in a New York City subway. A 36-year-old man was shot multiple times during the altercation and was rushed to the hospital where he is in critical condition. Police say the other passenger was acting in self-defense.