Insights from AP report on how Bangladeshi workers were tricked into fighting in the Ukraine war

Insights from AP report on how Bangladeshi workers were tricked into fighting in the Ukraine war

LAKSHMIPUR, Bangladesh (AP) — Bangladeshi workers were lured to Russia under the false promise of civilian work and then forced to fight in Ukraine’s war, an Associated Press investigation has found. In interviews with three men who fled Russia, and the families of three others who are missing, the AP documented a pattern of deception … Read more

Trump Washes Hands of Kennedy Center ‘Deficit’ After Takeover

Trump Washes Hands of Kennedy Center ‘Deficit’ After Takeover

President Donald Trump tried to wash his hands of the “massive deficit” that is affecting the historical cultural institution that he tried to change its name. Trump, 79, has passed the blame for sagging sales at the Kennedy Center. “People don’t realize that The Trump Kennedy Center suffered huge deficits for many years and, like … Read more

Elderly man who fatally shot terminally ill man in hospital during botched murder-suicide says he wouldn’t change his actions

Elderly man who fatally shot terminally ill man in hospital during botched murder-suicide says he wouldn’t change his actions

A 79-year-old woman jailed for killing her terminally ill husband as part of a botched murder-suicide plot in 2023 has said she won’t do anything differently and is “accepting the consequences.” It was three years ago this month that Ellen Gilland of New Smyrna Beach, Florida took her husband Jerry’s gun into his Daytona Beach … Read more

Norwood woman struck and killed by snowplow in MBTA commuter rail lot

Norwood woman struck and killed by snowplow in MBTA commuter rail lot

On Monday, MBTA Transit police were still at the Norwood Central Commuter train lot, a day after a horrific snowplow accident killed a 51-year-old Norwood woman, as a powerful weekend storm hit Massachusetts. On Lenox Street, a man who wanted to be identified only as Mike told Boston 25 News reporter Bob Ward that he … Read more

Staunton clarifies sidewalk snow ordinance after Facebook complaints

Staunton clarifies sidewalk snow ordinance after Facebook complaints

STAUNTON – Staunton is assuring residents that they will not immediately jump to issuing citations regarding sidewalk snow removal difficulties after a strong backlash over a Jan. 26 city social media post. City Manager Leslie Beauregard announced that the weekend snow storm was officially over for the city at 8 am Monday. The snowfall total … Read more

57-year-old discount retailer closes all stores, no bankruptcy

57-year-old discount retailer closes all stores, no bankruptcy

Balancing affordable and chic has always been a challenge when it comes to fashion. Target has, at times, offered clothing that delivered both fashion appeal and affordability. Fast fashion chains have done this too, but often sacrificed quality and durability for price. Longtime Vogue Editor Anna Wintour understands that clothes have to sell. “Fashion is … Read more

Indianapolis school closures for Tuesday, January 27, 2026

Indianapolis school closures for Tuesday, January 27, 2026

This article will update. Two days after a severe winter storm dumped nearly a foot of snow on Indianapolis, central Indiana was still digging out, forcing schools to close for the second day in a row. Some chose asynchronous e-learning while others had a virtual class. These Indianapolis area districts have delayed or canceled school. … Read more

Gold tops $5,000, silver rises as ‘breathtaking and deeply terrifying’ rally continues

Gold tops ,000, silver rises as ‘breathtaking and deeply terrifying’ rally continues

Gold (GC=F) continued to rise on Monday after breaking above $5,000 an ounce earlier than Wall Street expected. Futures hit a key milestone on Sunday while silver (SI=F) also rose one point beyond $115, raising questions about the dizzying speed of the rally in precious metals. The rise in gold has become a feature of … Read more

Missing elementary school teacher found dead in snow after leaving bar over weekend

Missing elementary school teacher found dead in snow after leaving bar over weekend

A beloved Kansas elementary school teacher who passed out after a night out has been found dead in a wooded area, buried under snow from a powerful winter storm that swept much of the country over the weekend. Rebecca Rauber was last seen leaving the Town Royal bar in downtown Emporia on Friday. Her body … Read more