The shootings, which prompted a campus lockdown, happened just before the start of the academic year at Virginia State University.
The earthquake prompted a tsunami warning, which was later lifted after checks showed no major sea-level changes that would pose a threat.
The cats are on their way to sanctuaries in South Africa and the US from the zoo, which was shut in 2020 over animal welfare concerns.
The three pieces were taken from a private museum earlier this year, in a nighttime heist that took less than three minutes.
Of 22 people who were working in the tunnel, 12 have been rescued alive and another three are still missing.
Country’s Pro Footballers Association wants change to autumn-spring schedule, with temperatures hitting nearly 43 degrees Celsius this month.
Reports have emerged about mental health and supply issues on the current ship after a long deployment in support of the Iran war.
A previous attempt to add the US president’s name to the arts venue was ruled to be illegal, and the letters on the facade were removed.
Three cars were seen on their sides, while emergency workers tended to passengers.
Christopher Saunders, 76, is one of the most senior Australian Catholics to be convicted in a global clergy abuse scandal.
Millions crowd Spanish cities to see country’s first total solar eclipse in over a century, a rare celestial event where the moon passes perfectly between Earth and the sun.
As many as thousands of people are still missing, with the first 48 to 72 hours being crucial for retrieving survivors.
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The White House press secretary – the youngest person to hold the role – has been one of the US president’s most visible Maga advocates.
The rare celestial event drew gasps, cheers and even tears, as the moon passed between the Earth and sun.
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Russia is believed to be using a fleet of hundreds of ships to evade international sanctions imposed after it invaded Ukraine in 2022.
A US Navy helicopter fired on and disabled the Panama-flagged ship after the crew ignored warnings from US forces, said US Central Command.
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The incident in Halifax, Nova Scotia, has heightened concern around US diplomatic security in Canada after recent Toronto shootings.
Lawsuit says Trump’s executive order targeting the International Criminal Court for investigating Israeli crimes in Palestine is ‘illegal’.
The country’s largest earthquake in years has left over 132 dead, 570 injured, thousands of collapsed buildings and damaged homes, schools and health centres.
The order advocates separating the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine into three different single-disease shots.
Blanche, Trump’s former personal lawyer, was sworn in after the Senate voted narrowly in favour of his confirmation on Saturday.
The lawyer highlighted Jennifer Tufts’ use of short video calls with little time for therapy, implying the doctor was a box-checking ‘robot’.
Some cases early on were wrongly attributed to malaria and typhoid ‘so we are chasing the virus, it is ahead of us’.
Egypt is likely to join the defence deal, signed by Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey amid rising tensions between the US and Iran.
Will Scharf will become the White House’s top lawyer after overseeing the administrative work of the Oval Office in his current role.
Reciprocal strikes hit Belgorod and Kharkiv while drone incidents in Bulgaria and Moldova highlight war spillover.
Authorities are investigating whether the vessel was an illegal charter.
Myanmar will continue to work with Asean’s special envoy but does not see the need to continue when Singapore takes over on January 1.
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John Cage Organ Project Halberstadt began in 2001 and will finish in 2640; rare chord change represents completion of 4% of the endeavour.
The former US president revealed his diagnosis in May last year, less than four months after he left the White House.