Three people, including the suspected shooter, were killed during a youth hockey event at the Dennis M. Lynch Arena; police are investigating a possible family dispute and reviewing video and witness accounts
Jesse Jackson rose from segregated South roots to national prominence alongside Martin Luther King Jr., ran for president twice, and spent decades campaigning for racial and economic justice
Quick morning digest: civil rights news, FBI probe developments, and a fourth day of DHS funding gridlock
Gavin Newsom combines a compelling personal challenge — severe dyslexia — with a complex political record and high-profile controversies as he positions himself for national office
Iran’s domestic unrest and the Trump administration’s diplomatic push intersect with mounting global economic risks, from AI-driven spending pressures to housing and agricultural distress
A three‑story summary: the detention of former Ukrainian energy minister tied to a major corruption inquiry, Waymo recruiting gig workers to close robotaxi doors, and continued legal and rights concerns around a detained mayor
a new lithuanian law can lead to the loss of a residence permit for russian citizens who make frequent trips to russia or belarus; ambiguity over allowed exceptions and mixed court decisions have split families and legal experts
From Addis Ababa to washington, Giorgia Meloni is pitching Italy as a connector — urging unity between Europe and the United States, defending engagement with the Trump administration, and advancing a pragmatic Italy–Africa agenda.
firsthand letters and images from Kyiv and frontline towns portray freezing homes, disrupted mines, frontline offensives, and everyday resilience as Ukraine faces intensified strikes on civilian infrastructure
supporters gathered at borisovskoe cemetery on february 16 to honor alexey navalny; days earlier independent analyses pointed to the frog-derived toxin epibatidine in his system
With the next eu parliament reshuffle still a year away, maneuvering for leadership and committee posts is under way—here are five developments to follow and why they matter.
A high school hockey event in Pawtucket turned deadly when shots were fired at the Dennis M. Lynch Arena; two people were killed, three critically wounded and the suspected shooter was found dead, authorities say
Lebanon’s cabinet noted a military plan to strip weapons in southern zones, but Hezbollah insists arms north of the Litani remain exempt and renewed Israeli raids complicate implementation.
Thomas Pritzker quits as Hyatt executive chairman after documents tie him to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell; the disclosures deepen investigations and trigger resignations and oversight demands.
Sheriff Chris Nanos calls the Guthrie family victims as DNA from a glove and surveillance footage steer the search; the FBI and local police differ over lab testing while offers of reward and public appeals continue
Arrests in a Greenville home invasion and renewed calls from advocacy groups spotlight crime, immigration enforcement, and the global fight against antisemitism.