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Devastating aftermath of deadly Lviv attack captured on drone footage For free real-time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox, sign up for our breaking news emails Sign up to our free emails for breaking news Ukrainian forces have made “tactically significant gains” in the Bakhmut area, the Institute for the Study of War said in an update. The US think tank also said Kiev has advanced in “at least three more sectors of the front”, including north and south of Bakhmut. Bakhmut has been the epicenter of violence in recent months as Ukrainian and Russian forces have fought…

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) – A man has been charged with first degree murder after the May 21 shooting at the Klymax Lounge. Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker announced during a news conference Friday morning that 36-year-old Isiah Clinton has been charged with three counts of first-degree murder. He is currently being held without bail. Peters Baker said authorities believe Clinton was the main culprit, but when asked if he was the only shooter, he said “we believe [others were also] committed”. These individuals have not been identified or charged at this time. When asked about the responsibility of…

WORCESTER, Mass. – The gunman in Worcester is in police custody Friday night after shooting two family members and then firing at officers during a 13-hour standoff. The family members managed to escape and were taken to a nearby hospital with non-life threatening injuries. None of the responding officers were hit, according to investigators. Police were called to a home on Colby Avenue just before 9 a.m. Friday. Lt. Sean Murtha said police believe a 21-year-old man shot his two family members, a man and a woman. There was no immediate word on how they were related to the suspect….

Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri has made headlines with his recent statement about the Threads app. In a conversation with The Verge, Mosseri revealed that Threads is intentionally designed to stay away from news and politics. According to Mosseri, the inclusion of such content invites excessive scrutiny, negativity and compromises the integrity of the application. This surprising position has sparked interest and discussion among users and observers. According to the Instagram CEO, the Threads app will not actively endorse or prioritize politics and hard news. Mosseri emphasizes that Instagram already hosts thriving communities focused on sports, music, fashion, beauty and entertainment,…

Cocaine being discovered in the White House isn’t the headline the Biden administration wanted out of the Fourth of July celebration, but here we are. Secret Service agents found traces of the illegal narcotic while President Joe Biden was away at Camp David for a retreat, and later confirmed it was in the West Wing lobby where guests enter before taking tours private The controversy distracted from much of what Biden wanted to talk about this week around a solid June jobs report. It also didn’t take long to throw the presence of illegal drugs in the White House into…

2. Lake Kari Donald Trump, is he opposed to attention seeking? Former TV host turned MAGA wench Kari Lake almost became governor of Arizona, losing her 2022 run for office either because of a huge conspiracy against her (her version of events ) or because his Democratic opponent received more votes (the most people’s version). With admirable(?) sense, she immediately went on an open campaign to become Donald Trump’s 2024 vice-presidential running mate on the basis of the backward, backwards logic of the world that stole her an election (it’s in say, lose them). it shows that she, like Trump,…

U.S. Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-Schuylerville, wants to expand public/private partnerships in workforce training. Only 125,000 unemployed adults and laid-off workers a year are now completing federal job training programs, and only a third of them are employed in a related field six months after completion, Stefanik said in a news release on two bills he recently introduced. “Accessible workforce development can equip more workers for in-demand jobs and provide job creators with the skilled labor they need,” Stefanik said. The first of the bills, introduced June 14, would allow employees to develop workforce training programs tailored to employer needs and…