Death Toll
The human cost of Putin's new offensive, according to Ukraine
Russia's recent record-breaking troop losses coincide with reports of a new offensive launched by Vladimir Putin.
Russia's daily losses over 1,000 for third time this month: Ukraine
Saturday's estimate brings Ukraine's tally of Russian personnel deaths to 142,270.
Reasons for Russia's jump in deadly losses outlined by U.K. intelligence
Ukraine reported its highest daily death toll of 1,140 Russian soldiers on Saturday.
The deadliest earthquakes in history
Over 11,000 people have been killed in a 7.8 magnitude earthquake that hit Turkey and Northern Syria on Monday. Some past earthquakes have been even deadlier.
Ukraine inflicts deadliest day of fighting on Russia so far: report
Ukraine's armed forces said on Tuesday that more than 1,000 Russian troops had been killed over the previous 24 hours.
Turkey earthquake death toll likely to be in the thousands
More than 2,300 people have now been confirmed dead across Turkey and neighbouring Syria after a 7.8 magnitude tremor struck in the early hours of Monday.
Ukraine says Russia lost 8 tanks, 22 APVs and 7 artillery systems in a day
Ukrainian, Russian and international estimates about losses in Ukraine often vary greatly and it is difficult to establish independent figures.
Nearly 3,000 Russians killed in last four days of war: Ukraine
The death toll keeps escalating while fighting in the harsh winter continues.
Russia losses in Ukraine surpass new milestone
The Ukrainian armed forces said that more than 110,000 Russian troops had been killed since the start of the war on February 24.
A million Russians call surrender hotline as death toll nears 100K: Intel
The "I Want to Live" project was launched to help Russian soldiers safely surrender to Ukrainian forces.
Ukraine anger over von der Leyen's unverified "100,000 dead soldiers" claim
Russian state media seized on the high figure, which the European Commission has since explained refers to troops both killed and injured.
"They never care": Angry relatives of China fire victims dispute death toll
"[They] didn't try to save us as we are Uyghur people. They didn't care," a woman who lost five relatives in an apartment fire in Urumqi, told Newsweek.
India bridge collapse: What we know so far
The bridge had been closed in March for renovation before it reopened for public use last week.
Earthquake Strikes Mexico City on Anniversary of 2 Deadly Quakes
The 7.6-magnitude earthquake took place Monday after a commemoration of previous earthquakes and victims in Mexico.
Russian Casualties in Ukraine Surpass 75,000: U.S. Intelligence
The figures are a grim indicator for Russia's military as a push is currently underway by Ukraine to reclaim parts of its occupied southern regions.
Nearly 40,000 Russian Occupiers Killed in Four Months of War: Zelensky
As Ukraine pursues a counteroffensive, Zelensky gave a higher figure for Russian troop losses than other sources.
As Bodies Pile Up in Storage Facilities, Hong Kong Eases COVID Restrictions
Breaking from the rest of mainland China's stringent "zero COVID" policy, Hong Kong announced it would rollback restrictions to '"relaunch" its economy
Ukrainian Deputy Mayor 'Not Able Even to Count' Civilian Death Toll
Sergei Orlov, the deputy mayor of Mariupol—where a mass grave has been dug, estimates that the figure is three to four times the official count.
Death Toll From Kentucky Tornado Rose to 77 After Infant Died Last Week
"This is one that rips at the very fabric of who we are," Gov. Andy Beshear said while announcing the latest death related to the tornadoes that hit the state.
San Francisco Says More Died From Drug Overdose in 2020 Than From Covid
Mayor London Breed released the proclamation declaring a local emergency for drug overdoses in the city's Tenderloin neighborhood.
Investigation of Andrew Cuomo Says He Understated Nursing Home COVID Deaths
Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo's administration decided to exclude the deaths of patients transferred to hospitals from its overall death tolls for nursing homes.
Hopes Dim for More Survivors in Fallen Nigerian High-Rise as Families Wait
A Nigerian Red Cross representative said "chances are very slim, very, very slim" that more survivors are in the rubble.
Hope in 'Short Supply': Death Toll Hits 23 After Nigerian Building Collapse
Rescue workers were able to rescue nine people by Tuesday, but no survivors were uncovered Wednesday.
COVID Death Toll in U.S. Reached 675,000, as Many Deaths as Spanish Flu
The Spanish flu epidemic from 1918-19 killed an estimated 50 million people worldwide.
Unvaccinated Couple Dies From COVID, Six Days Apart
Florida's hospitals and doctors have pointed out that upward of 90 percent of their patients have been unvaccinated.
COVID Prediction Model Forecasts100K Virus Deaths by December
"Behavior is really going to determine if, when and how sustainably the current wave subsides," the director of the UT COVID-19 Modeling Consortium said.
Hospital Removes Paper Angels for Deceased COVID Patients as Toll Increases
"We're looking for anything we can do for the staff to find some joy in their everyday because there's very little in it right now," Chief Nursing Officer Denise Jones said.
Delta Variant Threat Looms, U.S. COVID Cases More Than Double in a Week
Estimated daily COVID-19 case counts are projected to peak by late August, while the reported daily death toll could peak by mid-September.
Many Who Died in Oregon Heat Wave Were in Homes Without Air Conditioning
The death toll continues to rise from the recent heat wave in the region, as many people died alone in their homes.
'Major' Truck Crash in Imperial County, California, Kills 13
The collision involved a tightly packed SUV and a semitrailer full of gravel.