Kremlin accuses Ukraine saboteurs of border incursion in Bryansk
The Kremlin alleged Ukrainian saboteurs crossed into western Russia and fired on civilians in Bryansk killing two and wounding a child. Kyiv denied the claim and suggested Moscow could use it to justify intensified attacks. Putin called the incident a terror attack by neo Nazis. The attack followed drone strikes and broader border tensions as Russia repelled attacks near Crimea and Moscow eyed security council actions.
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Ethics Committee to Probe Santos for Possible 2022 Campaign Violations
The House Ethics Committee launches a broad investigation into Rep George Santos regarding potential unlawful activity around his 2022 campaign, failure to disclose required information, possible federal conflict of interest violations, and alleged sexual misconduct. The panel will form a bipartisan subcommittee to examine the charges and Santos says he is cooperating.
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Messi Targeted In Rosario Supermarket Attack
Gunmen left a threatening card and fired at Unico supermarket tied to Lionel Messi’s in laws in Rosario. No injuries reported as two riders on a motorcycle shot at least a dozen rounds. mayor Jarkin denounced federal inaction amid rising violence. Messi has not commented.
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Lawren ce public library hosts music art and talks series
The Lawrence Public Library hosts a Sunday program lineup from 11 a.m. to noon in Meeting Room A for a native plants and restoration ecology group. KU string department students perform from 1 to 2 p.m. at the same library. CREES Spring Festival runs 4 to 7 p.m. at ECM Building with food crafts music and an information booth.
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