Helicopter crash in Kyiv kills Ukraine interior minister Bravary
A French built Super Puma helicopter carrying Interior Minister Denys Monastyrskyi crashed in fog over Brovary near Kyiv killing him along with several ministry officials and crew. The deadly incident, linked to the war context, prompted investigations as officials mourned public losses including a child on the ground.
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Russia
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Volodymyr Zelenskyy
World Economic Forum
Davos
Switzerland
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Yevhen Yenin
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Yurii Lubkovych
Volodymyr Fesenko
Associated Press
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Thor Klymenko
Fesenko
Anger in Newport News over six year old shooting shocks city
In Newport News Virginia anger rose at a three hour school board meeting after a six year old shot a first grade teacher Abigail Zwerner. Parents and teachers condemned administrators for prioritizing attendance and test scores over student safety. The event highlighted tensions over discipline and safety in schools as experts note a long running shift away from suspensions. Microsoft to cut 10 000 jobs amid softer demand and macro factors.
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Newport News
Virginia
Abigail Zwerner
Netanyahu told to remove ally from new cabinet in court ruling
Israel's Supreme Court ordered Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to fire Aryeh Deri, head of Shas, after his tax offense conviction, signaling a potential coalition crisis and widening a rift over judicial power. Deri vowed to stay, while the court urged removal as most judges found the appointment unreasonable. In Minnesota, Hamline University faces a defamation and religious discrimination suit from adjunct Erika López Prater over depictions of the Prophet Muhammad in an art course.
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Hamline University
New Zealand Prime Minister Ardern to Step Down in February
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced she will leave office on February 7 after six years as leader. She said she will stay a lawmaker until the general election on October 14, with Deputy PM Grant Robertson not contesting the Labour leadership. The next prime minister remains undecided ahead of the vote.
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