Inside Livestream. Location: Ferguson
An app from Brooklyn-based Livestream has become a real-time video tool for people on the ground in Ferguson, Missouri. Lily Jamali offers a behind-the-scenes look.
An app from Brooklyn-based Livestream has become a real-time video tool for people on the ground in Ferguson, Missouri. Lily Jamali offers a behind-the-scenes look.
Fellow journalists, news organizations and U.S. officials are marking the grim milestone by putting a spotlight on his detention and calling for his release.
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Passover is a Jewish holiday. In 2024, it sets to start on April 22nd and end on April 30th. What to know about the commemoration.
Oregon resident Kathleen Verigin managed to capture a pretty unusual sight last month, snapping pictures of a rare piebald deer.
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A series of Israeli airstrikes targeting areas close to the Syrian city of Aleppo city have led to casualties among both civilians and military personnel early on Friday, according to the Syrian state news agency SANA.
The US news outlet Radio Free Asia (RFA) said Friday that it had closed its office in Hong Kong over staff safety concerns after the city enacted a new national security law.RFA president and CEO Bay Fang said in a statement that the company no longer had full-time staff in Hong Kong and has closed its physical office, citing "concerns about the safety of RFA staff and reporters".
The Francis Scott Key Bridge took five years to build and served Marylanders for nearly five decades. Yet it was gone in a matter of seconds, snapping under the night sky and collapsing into the river below on Tuesday.
The Biden administration has some two dozen proposals to reform a much-reviled institution it hopes will run postwar Gaza.
Jeffrey Donaldson, the leader of Northern Ireland's main pro-UK Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) and one of its best known politicians, resigned on Friday after police reportedly charged him over historical sex offences.The DUP said Donaldson had confirmed in a letter to the party's chairman that he had been "charged with allegations of an historical nature" and that he was resigning as leader "with immediate effect".
Chickadee brains make neural ‘barcodes’ to help recall thousands of hiding spots.
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Five people were wounded early Friday morning in a shooting outside a bar in west Detroit following an argument over a parking spot.
A Moscow court on Friday ordered a journalist who covered the trials of late Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny to be held in pre-trial detention on "extremism" charges.In court on Friday, Kravtsova said the case was retribution for an article she wrote about how Navalny was "tortured" in prison, SotaVision reported.
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A Moscow court on Friday ordered a Russian journalist who covered the trials of late Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny and other dissidents to remain in custody pending an investigation and trial on charges of extremism. Antonina Favorskaya, also identified by court officials as Antonina Kravtsova, was arrested earlier in March. On Friday, Moscow’s Basmanny District Court ordered that she remain in pre-trial detention at least until May 28.
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Ukraine said on Friday it had imposed emergency blackouts on three regions after Russia fired dozens of missiles and drones at its power stations overnight.The air force said Moscow had targeted Ukraine's "fuel and energy sector" with 99 missiles and drones overnight, 84 of which were shot down.
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