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A woman who worked at a plague research institute in Irkutsk is dead. Officials haven’t said what killed her, and the people asking questions are filling in the blanks themselves. Here’s what’s confirmed and what isn’t.
You’re posting every day, but Facebook isn’t showing you to anyone. Here’s what the 2026 algorithm actually rewards, and a quick checklist to fix your reach.
Oct. 5 was the day Russellville planned to shut off water to an 81-unit apartment complex over the landlord’s unpaid bill. The mayor paused it, but the real question is who pays.
Three separate child sex abuse cases surfaced in Barren County within two weeks. Here’s what the pattern actually shows — and doesn’t.
Tasia Fortune’s death in Jackson, Mississippi is the third tree hanging in the state in under a year — and her family’s Kentucky ties make the story hit closer to home.
A Washington Post investigation revealed details of a $2.8 billion arms package headed to Israel, including the largest single sale of 2,000-pound bombs in years.
Yemen’s Houthi militia seized the Red Sea port of Mokha and islands inside the Bab el-Mandeb Strait — one of the world’s most important shipping chokepoints.
Military aircraft built to keep the nation’s nuclear command system running during a catastrophe were reportedly spotted flying over the US.
UN-commissioned human rights experts say they found reasonable grounds the US committed war crimes in Iran, including a strike on a school in Minab.