Russia will launch new capsule to return space station crew
Nasa and Russian space officials announced the plan on Wednesday.
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Paris knife attack: Suspect who stabbed 6 at train station shot by police
Several passengers and a border police officer were among the wounded, officials said. The officer was stabbed in the back by the assailant, but was saved by a bulletproof vest.
Declassified treasure map to looted Nazi riches sparks huge hunt
The decades-old map is believed to mark four spots where German soldiers hid treasure worth millions of dollars.
Palm Springs residents rescued as California’s desert city is hit by flash floods
Officials say at least 17 people killed by string of intense winter storms across state
Tatjana Patitz, supermodel of ’80s and ’90s, dies at 56
One of an elite group of glamorous supermodels who graced magazine covers in the ’80s and ’90s and appeared in George Michael’s “Freedom
Flight disruptions cascade across US after computer outage
Airports in Chicago, Los Angeles, New York and Atlanta were seeing between 30% and 40% of flights delayed.
‘Burn that city to ash’: Why five Proud Boys are on trial two years after January 6
Members of the far-right gang, including its former leader, face up to 20 years in prison if convicted of seditious conspiracy for their roles in the Capitol attack, Alex Woodward reports
Domestic flights across US grounded for over two hours after computer glitch
Investigations begin in US after thousands of flights grounded due to outage.
Ukraine says salt town of Soledar holding out amid Russian onslaught
Soledar, known for salt mining and processing, has little intrinsic value but it lies at a strategic point 10 kilometers north of Bakhmut, which Russian forces want to surround.
State suffers ‘mystery’ 911 outage in latest troubling infrastructure mishap
Officials are unsure why 911 services were shut down for several hours in Michigan on Tuesday