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Gaspard Ulliel's Fatal Accident Is Second in Mountain Region Within Last Week
The acclaimed actor died of massive head trauma in the French Alps less than a week after a 5-year-old girl died in a similar manner.
Mass Killer Anders Behring Breivik Can't Be Trusted If He's Released: Psychiatrist
"He is not consistent, and you cannot trust him," Rosenqvist said while appearing as a witness for the prosecution.
'Weirdest Experience': Student Is the Only Passenger on 8-Hour Flight in Viral Video
"I felt like I owned the plane. It was very weird," Kai Forsyth said.
Biden Made 210 More Executive Actions Than Trump on Immigration in His First Year: Report
"Given this pace of activity, why does the perception exist that the Biden administration has done little on immigration?" the Migration Policy Institute said.
Pressure Grows for Defiant British PM Boris Johnson to Resign or Face Possible Ousting
Though the next prime minister election is not until 2024, Johnson faces the possibility of being voted out of power by his own Conservative Party.
Koala Riding in an Aldi Shopping Cart Shocks Customers
The female koala was stuck inside the parking lot and the man said he had to intervene to help her get to safety.
England Lifts Face Mask Mandate, Lets People Return to Offices as Omicron Cases Near Peak
Official figures show that COVID-19 infections have dropped in most areas of the United Kingdom, but 94,432 new cases were recorded in England on Tuesday.
Mike Gallagher Pushes Sanctions Against Olympic Organizers With Peng Shuai Bill
Gallagher's bill could mandate punitive measures against IOC President Thomas Bach and other senior Olympic officials over their handling of Peng Shuai's case.
Tonga's Outlying Islands Hit by 49-Foot Wall of Water, Most Structures Destroyed
Government officials reported three deaths so far, but they expect the number to rise as reports from outlying islands come in.
More Than 500,000 Afghans Have Lost Jobs Since Taliban Takeover, Report Shows
Many people lost their jobs or are not receiving wages. It estimated that 700,000 to 900,000 jobs could be lost by June.
Thousand-Year-Old Saudi Arabian Tombs Provide New Glimpse Into Linked Civilizations
"These features provide an emerging source for reconstructing important aspects of ancient mobility and social and economic connectivity," a researcher said.
Heartbreaking Video Shows India's Skinniest Elephant Rescued After 25 Years of Neglect
The starving elephant was denied basic amenities in her past life, like clean water and nutritious food
Tucker Carlson Backs Russia, Compares Ukraine Joining NATO With China Controlling Mexico
The Fox News anchor said of current tensions: "We don't get anything out of pushing Ukraine into NATO so why are we doing this?"
Another European Nation Defies China As Slovenia Strengthens Taiwan Ties
Janez Jansa, prime minister of the Central European country, said he would support the "sovereign decision of the Taiwanese people" to either join China or live independently.
Extremely Rare Elephant Twins Born at Reserve for First Time in Decades
Iain Douglas-Hamilton, founder of Save the Elephants, told Newsweek that elephant mothers can't usually support two calves.
Missing Girl Survives Freezing Blizzard by Hugging Stray Dog for 18 Hours
The 10-year-old girl, who went missing after school, managed to survive overnight in a mid-winter blizzard by clinging to a stray dog for warmth.
'Money Heist: Korea'— Everything We Know About Netflix's New Spin-Off
The highly anticipated Korean remake of Netflix's "Money Heist" series stars "Squid Game" actor Park Hae-soo and Yoo Ji-tae from the Korean film "Oldboy."
China Uses Anal Tests To Detect Omicron As COVID Variant Spreads Before Winter Olympics
The testing method—considered impractical for larger outbreaks—has been in use since the start of the pandemic.
Unvaccinated Man Who Was 'Never Ill' Almost Dies Three Times After Catching COVID
Scot Griffiths said he may have been influenced by online conspiracy theories and has since had a COVID shot.
Russia Tells U.S. To Not Arm Ukraine As It Assembles Nearly 130k Troops at Border
Secretary of State Antony Blinken is expected to meet Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Friday.
Embassies May Have to Relocate After Indonesia Passes Law to Move Capital City
The movement of the capital to Nusantara was reportedly described as a "10-year national priority program."
Olympic Athletes Advised to Take Burner Phone to China As Smartphone App Has Security Flaws
Olympic committees in countries including the U.S. have asked athletes to leave their phones and computers at home out of concern they will be monitored.