Bodies in streets as morgues exceed capacity after 700 killed in just four days of Congo clashes
More than 700 people have been killed in fighting in the Democratic Republic of Congo this week, the UN has said.
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Instagram might be the most popular new dating app, new data shows
For those who use Rizz, an AI dating assistant, Instagram is the most popular place to meet and talk with a potential new partner.
News24 | Trump says he ordered airstrikes on Islamic State in Somalia
US President Donald Trump on Saturday said he ordered military airstrikes on a senior Islamic State attack planner and others from the organisation in Somalia.
US wants Ukraine to hold elections following potential ceasefire, Trump envoy says
The US wants Ukraine to hold presidential and parliamentary elections, a special envoy to President Donald Trump has said.
Ukrainian drone boat destroyed near Crimea – MOD (VIDEO)
The Russian Ministry of Defense has reported the destruction of an unmanned drone approaching Crimea Read Full Article at RT.com
The Pentagon is changing which media outlets have the closest access
The changes — which a Pentagon memo said were intended to "broaden access" — are set to take effect on February 14.
My husband and I got engaged in a library. He proposed without saying a word.
My husband proposed to me in a library. He didn’t get down on one knee or say a word, and it was perfect.
I took my children to Space Club, an indoor play area in NYC. It felt expensive for 3 kids but was well worth the price.
I paid $115 for my three kids to visit Space Club in Brooklyn. The NYC indoor playground was expensive, but they had a blast, and so did I.
Indian government cuts taxes to spur economy
New Delhi is hoping that with more money in middle class pockets, economic growth will rebound Read Full Article at RT.com
‘He has left hell’: Israelis welcome home hostages after 15 months in Gaza
At first, it was a gentle noise in the distance, but then it became louder and more rhythmic. People started pointing into the sky, and the cheering began, rumbling through Hostages Square.