Tito Jackson, founding member of the Jackson 5 and brother to Michael and Janet, has passed away at 70. His family announced his death, celebrating his musical legacy and impact on pop culture.
Ukraine has requested UN and ICRC assistance in Russia's Kursk region following a month-long cross-border operation. The move aims to ensure humanitarian aid and adherence to international law.
A trial challenging affirmative action at the U. S. Naval Academy commences, following a Supreme Court ban on race-conscious college admissions. The case could impact military diversity efforts.
A man with a rifle near Trump's golf course in Florida sparks FBI probe into potential assassination attempt. This marks the second such incident in recent months, raising security concerns.
As pressure mounts for Ukraine to negotiate with Russia, Donbas residents and soldiers firmly oppose land-for-peace deals. The region's sentiment reflects a broader Ukrainian resolve to defend all territories.
Secret Service agents foiled an apparent assassination attempt on Donald Trump at his Florida golf course. The suspect, reportedly supportive of Ukraine, fled after dropping a rifle but was later apprehended.
British PM Keir Starmer to meet Italian counterpart Giorgia Meloni, focusing on tackling people smuggling and resetting UK-EU relations. New border security measures announced amid recent Channel crossing tragedy.
Auckland International Airport announces a NZ$1. 4 billion equity raise to fund capital investments and reduce debt. The company also signs a NZ$800 million contract for a new domestic jet terminal.
Yemeni Houthis launch missile at Israel, causing no direct injuries. Netanyahu warns of retaliation as conflicts persist on multiple fronts. Incident highlights ongoing regional instability.
Severe drought in Brazil's Amazon region causes record-low river levels, disrupting transportation and daily life. Local communities face challenges as the government responds to the environmental crisis.
Spain requests information from Venezuela about the arrest of six foreigners, including Spaniards and Americans, accused of destabilization plans. This occurs amid escalating diplomatic tensions between the two nations.
A former neighbor has been sentenced for the 1980 murder of a nursing student in Great Bend, Kansas. The case, reopened in 2022, led to the conviction of Steven L. Hanks, now 70, for the death of Mary Robin Walter.
Polish Foreign Minister proposes halting welfare for Ukrainian men of military age in Europe to boost troop numbers. Ukraine's FM supports developing programs for citizens' return amid ongoing conflict.
U. S. President Biden to meet with Ukrainian President Zelenskiy to discuss war strategy and a new aid package. The meeting aims to address Ukraine's "victory plan" and prevent Russian advances in the east.
Peru mourns former President Alberto Fujimori, who died at 86, sparking nationwide debate. His economic reforms and anti-terrorism efforts are praised, while human rights abuses during his rule remain controversial.
EU's Operation Aspides assists in salvaging Greek oil tanker Sounion, attacked by Houthi rebels in the Red Sea. The incident highlights ongoing maritime security challenges in the region.
An Alabama state trooper's compassionate approach during a traffic stop inspired a young woman to pursue her dream career. Two years later, he attended her graduation as a surgical technologist.
33,000 Boeing employees initiated a strike, dismissing a 25% wage increase offer. The action joins a wave of labor unrest, as workers demand better compensation amid economic pressures.
Actor Michael Emerson discusses his penchant for mysterious roles and his approach to character portrayal. From "Lost" to "Evil," Emerson's career spans decades of intriguing performances.
Olympic marathon runner Rebecca Cheptegei's murder by her ex-boyfriend in Kenya highlights the perilous situation faced by successful female athletes. The incident raises questions about police inaction and societal attitudes.
Syrian President Assad appoints ex-communications minister al-Jalali to form a new government, replacing the caretaker administration. Al-Jalali, under EU sanctions since 2014, faces challenges in war-torn Syria.
Indian antitrust body finds Amazon and Walmart's Flipkart breaching competition laws through preferential treatment and deep discounting. The practices reportedly harm other companies in the rapidly growing e-commerce market.
Five fatalities reported in Romania as torrential rains cause widespread flooding. Central European nations brace for severe weather, linking recent events to climate change impacts.
Outgoing NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg suggests the alliance could have done more to arm Ukraine before Russia's 2022 invasion. He emphasizes the need for negotiations to end the conflict.
Mexico's intensified migrant relocation program, dubbed "El Carrusel," has significantly contributed to a 77% drop in U. S. border apprehensions since December. The policy's sustainability and humanitarian impact remain uncertain.
Iran successfully orbited its Chamran-1 research satellite, marking its second launch in 2024. The event occurs amidst accusations of missile transfers to Russia, which Iran denies.
As the deadline approaches, U. S. cities and states scramble to obligate American Rescue Plan funds. While some struggle to allocate their share, others implement backup plans to ensure full utilization of the federal aid.
Senators Jon Tester and Sherrod Brown balance abortion rights advocacy with local politics in Montana and Ohio. They distance themselves from national figures while focusing on key issues to attract diverse voters.
Three former Memphis police officers face federal charges for omitting key details in reports on Tyre Nichols' fatal beating. Police trainer testifies about inaccuracies in official documents.
Walgreens agrees to pay $106 million to settle allegations of false claims for unpicked prescriptions. The settlement resolves whistleblower lawsuits filed in multiple states, covering a period from 2009 to 2020.