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5 dead, 20 missing after cliff collapses on tourist boats in Brazil

(LAKE FURNAS, Brazil) -- At least five people are dead and as many as 20 are missing after a slab of a cliff broke off Saturday afternoon and crashed down onto three tourists boats in a lake, officials said. The incident took place at Lake ...
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Signs Kazakhstan president regaining control after crackdown on protests

(ALMATY, Kazakhstan) -- There are signs Kazakhstan's president is slowly regaining control in the country, following a bloody clampdown by security forces to end days of mass protests and after Russian-led troops arrived to support the government. For the second day in a row, Kazakhstan's ...
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Duchess Kate turns 40: What’s ahead for the royal

(LONDON) -- Duchess Kate is starting 2022 with a milestone birthday. The Duchess of Cambridge turns 40 on Jan. 9, a birthday she is expected to celebrate privately with her family. Kate, the wife of Prince William and a mother of three, appears to be starting ...
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Russian paratroopers arrive in Kazakhstan to help end protests

(MOSCOW) -- Russian paratroopers have arrived in Kazakhstan to help its government end mass protests that are gripping the former Soviet country. The Russian troops are deploying to Kazakhstan as part of a joint force from a Russian-led military alliance of several former Soviet countries, ...
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US, Europe warn Sudan’s military as democratic transition unravels

(WASHINGTON) -- With Sudan's fragile transition to democracy derailed, the United States and Europe have issued a stark warning to the Sudanese military against appointing a new government "without the involvement of a broad range of civilian stakeholders." "Unilateral action to appoint a new Prime ...
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Kazakhstan president appeals to Russia’s military alliance for help as unrest escalates

(LONDON) -- Kazakhstan's president has appealed to a Russian-led military alliance for help in quelling the mass protests gripping the Central Asian country, promising to use force to put down the unrest. President Kassym-Jopart Tokayev in a televised speech Wednesday said he had appealed to ...
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One child dead, eight others injured after bouncy castle accident in Spain

(LONDON) -- One child died and eight others were injured after a bouncy castle overturned near the Spanish port city of Valencia on Tuesday evening, authorities said. The accident occurred at a fairground in the town of Mislata, just west of Valencia. Several children became ...
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Mass protests break out in Kazakhstan over fuel price hike

(LONDON) -- Mass protests have broken out in Kazakhstan, triggered by a sharp rise in fuel prices in the Central Asian country. Videos posted on social media show thousands of people gathering in cities across the country on Tuesday, in some places clashing violently with ...
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Prince Andrew’s attorneys appear in front of New York federal judge

(NEW YORK) -- Attorneys for Prince Andrew appeared virtually in front of a federal judge in New York on Tuesday, arguing that a lawsuit against the prince made by an alleged victim of Jeffrey Epstein should be dismissed. Virginia Giuffre, who claims she was sexually ...
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COVID outbreak in Belgian research station in Antarctica

(NEW YORK) -- A research station in Antarctica is battling a COVID-19 outbreak despite being located in one of the most remote corners of the world. Since mid-December, 16 of the 25 workers at Belgium's Princess Elisabeth Polar Station have tested positive for the virus. According ...
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Prince Andrew moves to dismiss lawsuit filed by Jeffrey Epstein victim

(NEW YORK) -- A document Prince Andrew claims should prevent him from being sued by an alleged victim of Jeffrey Epstein was unsealed Monday by a federal judge in New York. The document, a 2009 settlement agreement between Epstein and Virginia Giuffre, had been under ...
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21 people rescued after trapped overnight on New Mexico tramway

(NEW MEXICO) -- Twenty-one people have been rescued after becoming trapped overnight in tram cars on the Sandia Peak Tramway in Albuquerque, New Mexico, authorities said. The tramway cars had been stuck since 2 a.m. due to icy conditions in the area, the Bernalillo County Sheriff's ...
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