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Chernihiv: Image Shows Russia Missile Crater at Former Yuri Gagarin Stadium
April 12 is the 61st anniversary of the first ever human spaceflight—a momentous achievement for the former Soviet Union.
Jared Leto on Harrowing 2014 Russo-Ukrainian War: 'Buildings Were Burning'
"It was a wild thing. Everyone told us not to go," Leto explained in a recent interview.
Fears for Ukraine's UNESCO Heritage Sites Amid Russian Invasion
Ukraine is home to seven UNESCO World Heritage sites considered to be of universal human value, all of which could now be under threat.
Ukraine Killed 3,500 Russians, Ex-President Says, Amid Fierce Kyiv Battles
For comparison, fewer than 2,500 U.S. service members have died in Afghanistan, a war that spanned two decades.
Russia Allowed to Compete in 'Eurovision' Despite War With Ukraine
The popular song competition announced in a statement that Russia will still be able to compete amid the Ukraine attacks.
Teen Dies of Brain Bleed Hours After Developing Sudden Headache
Calvin Middleton's father found his 16-year-old son unconscious in a church bathroom after he complained of feeling sick.
Kidnapped Dog Who Thieves Took at Gunpoint for Ransom Reunited With Owner
Thieves made off in a car with the French bulldog called Venus, leaving its owner desperate for help.
Teen Dies After Raising $80,000 for Fellow Boy With Cancer As Final Wish
Before he died, Rhys Langford, 19, said he wanted to help save six-year-old Jacob Jones' life by raising money for treatment.
Man, 27, Paralyzed From Neck Down After Being Hit by Wave on Holiday
A family member told Newsweek that treatments offer hope but that they need to start soon to achieve optimum results and that paying for them is a problem.
Uyghurs in Turkey Call for Beijing Winter Olympics Boycott
"China does not have the right to host the Olympics while committing all the torture, cruelty and genocide against Uyghurs," said one protestor.
Body Brought to Post Office in Effort to Claim Pension Payment
Two men propped up the dead man and attempted to claim a pension payment on his behalf before fleeing the scene.
18-Year-Old Brazilian Model Valentina Boscardin Dies of COVID
The teenager's mother Marcia Boscardin said her daughter was the love of her life, and confirmed the news with "great pain."
Vaccinations Spike in Quebec After Province Requires Them to Buy Booze
This rule comes as the province's seven-day average for COVID cases has increased more than 10-fold over the last month.
Man Lights Himself on Fire After Rant Against Vaccine Mandates
"It was on purpose. He was screaming about mandates. He was screaming 'no vax ID,'" said a witness.
Woman Has Emergency C-Section During Brain Surgery in 'Miraculous' Birth
Doctors made the snap decision to deliver the woman's baby while she was having emergency surgery for severe headaches.
21-year-old With Months to Live Checks Off Bucket List Items
Kienan Moore has so far proposed to his girlfriend and had a racing car experience after being told he has terminal cancer.
Omicron Threat Sends Netherlands Into Strict Lockdown Ahead of Christmas
Prime Minister Mark Rutte said Saturday that failure to take precautions now would result in "an unmanageable situation in hospitals."
Share of Wealth Held by 10 Percent of World's Richest Hits Historic Levels
"Global inequalities seem to be about as great today as they were at the peak of Western imperialism in the early 20th century," said the World Inequality Report.
China Sends Bomber Planes to Indian Border in 'Warning' to Country
The Indian capital of New Delhi and several Indian airbases are within striking range of these newly relocated bomber planes.
Kabul Military Hospital Attacked for Second Time in Five Years
The assault began with a suicide bombing at the front entrance, followed by gunmen swarming into the building.
Pastor Accused of Making Human Sacrifices Dies in Car Crash
Authorities are, for the moment, stumped as to how the crash, which killed the pastor and police officer, actually happened.
Man Damages Stonehenge While Treasure Hunting, Posts Finds Online: Police
The man was using a metal detector to scour the ancient heritage site for items, according to police.
Tallest Woman in the World Is Over 7ft Due to Rare Condition
Turkish woman Rumeysa Gelgi, who is over 7 feet tall, has been named by Guinness World Records as the tallest living woman.
North Korea Uses 'Squid Game' to Bash the South
A state-run outlet in North Korea cited the massively popular Netflix show, calling it a reflection of South Korea's "immoral" and "beastly" class divide.
Italian Burglar Says He Was Inspired by Hit Netflix Series to Rob Church
The man reportedly donned a leather jacket and claimed to have studied the techniques depicted on the Netflix show.
Homeless Man in Canada Shot in the Knee With Arrow
Police found a cache of weapons in the building where the shot is believed to have originated from.
Video Shows Afghan Host Reassuring Viewers While Flanked by Armed Taliban
"This is surreal....Taliban itself is synonymous with fear in the minds of millions. This is just another proof," Iranian journalist Masih Alinejad tweeted.
Jake Tapper Confronts Blinken on Biden's Role in Afghanistan Exit
"The rapidity, the hastiness," Tapper said. "Does President Biden not bear the blame for this disastrous exit from Afghanistan?"
Man Arrested for Distributing Anti-Tokyo Olympics Flyers From Train
The man may also be responsible for several other incidents of a similar nature.
Clothing Chain Fined $3.7M for 'Potentially Dangerous' COVID Claims
"The whole marketing campaign was based upon consumers' desire for greater protection against the global pandemic."