Landslide At Malaysia Campground Kills 18, Leaves 15 Missing
More than 90 people were sleeping on an organic farm when dirt tumbled from a road about 100 feet above the site and covered about 3 acres.
| AP
World
Huge Berlin Aquarium Bursts, Unleashing Flood Of Devastation
The 82-foot-tall AquaDom was described as the biggest cylindrical tank in the world and held more than a thousand tropical fish before the incident.
| AP
What The Historic Protests Against Xi Jinping Could Mean For China
As Xi Jinping begins his third term, widespread protests and the response to "zero-COVID" could give a look into China's future and Xi's legacy.
| Scripps News Staff
U.S. Poised To Approve Patriot Missile Battery For Ukraine
The Patriot would be the most advanced surface-to-air missile system the West has provided to Ukraine.
| AP and Haley Bull
Peru's New Government Declares Police State Amid Protests
The declaration includes the suspension of the rights of “personal security and freedom,” including the rights of assembly and freedom of movement.
| AP
Australian Police Investigate Extremist Views Of 3 Who Killed Officers
One of the family members who ambushed police officers Monday in Queensland may have posted in online conspiracy theory forums.
| AP
4 Confirmed Dead After Boat Capsizes In English Channel
The U.K. Maritime and Coastguard Agency coordinated a rescue operation involving the Royal Navy, border officers, Kent police and the French navy.
| AP
Newsy Tonight Presents: Faces of the War Part III
Faces of the War returns to tell the stories of orphans, fighters and animal lovers in Ukraine's war.
BTS Member Jin Begins Military Duty At Front-Line Boot Camp
BTS' military enlistment prompted a fierce domestic debate over whether it's time to revise South Korea's conscription system to expand exemptions.
| AP
Cornered In Ukraine, Putin Ditches Annual News Conference
Russian President Vladimir Putin won't hold the annual news conference for the first time in 10 years.
| AP
3 Children Die After Fall Into Icy U.K. Lake
Three children have died and a fourth is in critical condition after falling into an icy lake about 100 miles north of London.
| AP
Report: Second Journalist Dies While Covering The World Cup
Al Kass TV photojournalist Khalid al-Misslam "died suddenly" while covering the World Cup, according to the Doha-based Gulf Times.
| Scripps News Staff
China To Drop Some Travel Tracking As It Relaxes COVID Rules
China recently said it's ending many of its COVID measures. It has enforced some of the world's tightest virus restrictions over the last three years.
| AP
Iran Publicly Hangs Man From Crane Amid Protests
The execution of Majidreza Rahnavard came less than a month after he allegedly fatally stabbed two members of a paramilitary force.
| AP
'I Want To Talk': Brittney Griner Opened Up During Her Long Trip Home
Griner made connections with the people responsible for getting her home, spending time getting to know them and sharing details about her time away.
| AP
Ukraine’s 63rd Brigade Moves East – With Trench Family Of Wartime Pets
Newsy’s Jason Bellini reports the front in Ukraine has moved East. Ukraine’s 63rd Brigade has moved with it, bringing the pets they've adopted along.
Oldest DNA Reveals Life In Greenland 2 Million Years Ago
Researchers were able to get genetic information out of the small, damaged bits of DNA to reveal what life was like 2 million years ago in Greenland.
| AP
NATO Chief Fears Ukraine War Could Become A Wider Conflict
The head of NATO has expressed worry that the fighting in Ukraine could spin out of control and become a war between Russia and NATO.
| AP
67 Journalists, Media Workers Killed On The Job This Year
The International Federation of Journalists says that 67 journalists and media staff have been killed around the world so far this year.
| AP
There Are Still Detained Americans In Russia After Griner's Release
Anne Fogel’s brother Marc and another American Paul Whelan weren’t part of the exchange — a huge blow to their families.
Puerto Rico Is Still In An Energy Crisis
As Americans are frustrated with high electricity bills, other U.S. territories are seeing double the costs coupled with less accessibility to power.
| Scripps News Staff
Vladimir Putin Says Ukraine Fight Is Taking Longer Than Expected
Russian President Vladimir Putin reiterated his claim that he had to send troops into Ukraine nine months ago.
| AP
Who Is Viktor Bout, The Arms Dealer In The Swap For Brittney Griner?
Bout was convicted in 2011 on terrorism-related charges, including conspiring to kill Americans.
Iran Executes First Known Prisoner Arrested During Protests
Mohsen Shekari was executed for allegedly blocking a street and attacking security with a machete during protests against Iran's morality police.
| AP
Duke, Duchess Of Sussex Share Their Story In New Netflix Series
A new Netflix series about Harry and Meghan puts added pressure on the monarchy, already under strain after a recent racism controversy.
| Julia Chapman
Peru's President Ousted By Congress In Political Crisis
Lawmakers voted 101-6 to remove President Pedro Castillo from office after he tried to dissolve the legislature to prevent an impeachment vote.
| AP
Zelenskyy: Time's Person Of The Year; Courage 'As Contagious As Fear'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was celebrated with two accolades in the same week, one from Time magazine and another from Financial Times.
Germany Police Arrest 25 People On Suspicion Of Planning Armed Coup
Federal prosecutors said some 3,000 officers conducted "anti-terrorism" raids at 130 sites across 11 of Germany's 16 states.
| AP and Trent Murray
China Eases Anti-COVID Measures Following Protests
China is the last major country still trying to stamp out transmission of the virus while many nations switch to trying to live with it.
| AP and Scripps News Staff
Ronaldo Loses Portugal Spot To Sully World Cup Journey
The 2022 World Cup has been a turbulent and bruising few weeks for soccer's most prolific modern-day scorer Cristiano Ronaldo.
| AP
