On This Day – 3 April 1972
In 1972, Charlie Chaplin arrived in New York – his first time in the United States for 20 years. (April 3)
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In 1972, Charlie Chaplin arrived in New York – his first time in the United States for 20 years. (April 3)
Sunday’s Finland parliamentary elections there have resulted in a new government. In a close vote, outgoing Prime Minister Sanna Marin’s Social Democrats came in third place. The results signal a political shift to the right in Finland, mirroring many …
Two alleged anti-Putin bombers have been accused of orchestrating a deadly explosion that killed a Russian military blogger.
FOX 35 Storm Team Chief Meteorologist Jayme King has a look at the Monday forecast.
Calvin Sousa is accused of firing a gun while in a McDonald’s drive-thru line in Lakeland on Sunday afternoon.
Here’s the latest for Monday April 3rd: Donald Trump going to New York for arraignment; Deadly tornadoes across U.S.; Fatal medical helicopter crash in Alabama; Paris votes to ban electric scooters.
The second suspect in a homicide case regarding the death of popular Orlando club promoter 31-year-old Dereck Cummings II turned himself in, police announced Sunday. Bobby Bridges was arrested in Orange County just days after an arrest warrant was issu…
Ukraine and Russia have been engaged in grueling fighting for months over the eastern Ukrainian city of Bakhmut. WSJ explains how the city turned into the bloodiest and one of the longest battles of the Ukraine war. Photo composite: Adam Adada
Indonesian football players and fans are disappointed by FIFA’s decision to drop Indonesia as host of the Under-20 World Cup. The move followed weeks of political turmoil and protests over Israel’s participation, even though it qualified last June. @DW
The UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has called for “serious improvements” to data protection processes for organizations handling information on HIV sufferers, after reprimanding an NHS body.