Irish singer Sinéad O’Connor, who became as well known for her remarkable music as her personal struggles, has died, according to RTE, Ireland’s public broadcaster. She was 56.
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Crew members of Liberian oil tanker held hostage by pirates
By Meghan O’Brien Six members of the crew on a Liberia-flagged tanker that that was boarded by pirates earlier this month in West Africa’s Gulf of Guinea, are being held hostages.
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Fire at northern Mexican immigration detention center kills 40
By Meghan O’Brien
In fear of deportation, several mattresses were set on fire leading to one of the deadliest events within a Mexican immigration center.
Japan beats Team USA 3-2 in World Baseball Classic
By Nick Antonakas
Japan won the World Baseball Classic final by a score of 3-2.
UN Climate Report warns of potentially catastrophic future
By Mackenzie Bruno
Scientists from the United Nations warn the world that urgent action is required to avoid the harsh effects that climate change has on humanity in the near future.
Shooting at a Jenovah’s Witnesses Congregation in Hamburg leaves multiple dead and wounded
By Isabella Kohn The recent Mass Shooting in Hamburg, Germany, left six people dead and eight wounded. The incident has prompted government officials to discuss future changes in the legislature.
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UK establishes new Duke of Edinburgh
By Colette Lauture King Charles III of Britain passed on the title to his youngest brother of four, Edward.
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King Charles and Queen Consort Camila met with ‘Not My King’ signs along the coronation route
By Peyton Benbow
As the royal couple prepares for their May 6 coronation ceremony, a major anti-monarchy protest group makes noise during visits with boos and signs.
43 Dead and Countless Others Injured After Head on Train Collision in Greece
By Mackenzie Bruno
Death toll rises to 43 after a collision between two trains in Greece on Tuesday night.
Chief of United Nations highlights human rights violations in Ukraine
By Colette Lauture
With no end to the war in sight, infrastructure devastation and attacks on civilians continue.