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A man allegedly kills parents and two friends days after prison release. The victims were found dead in their home in a quiet neighborhood in a small town in the Midwest.

Russian President Putin's controversial visit to the occupied Kherson region in Ukraine, a territory which has been under Russian occupation since 2022, is seen as a further provocation by Russia in the ongoing conflict with Ukraine.

A black teen shot by white homeowner after entering wrong house in Kansas City. According to the Kansas City Police Department, the 16-year-old boy was unarmed and had went to the house, mistaking 115th Terrace for 115th Street.

Fumio Kishida vows to boost security after smoke bomb incident at G7 meeting in Hiroshima. The incident has raised concerns about the security of diplomatic meetings and the ability of security forces to prevent attacks.

Russians concerned about second wave of mobilization as the government announced its plan to tighten regulations on military call-ups. President Putin has already signed a bill into law that would make it more difficult for young people to avoid military service, which has caused a stir among Russian citizens.

Justin Jones, a Democratic lawmaker from Tennessee, has been reinstated to his position after being expelled from the state House of Representatives last year. Justin Jones vows to keep pushing for gun reform. He was expelled for allegedly disrupting a House session.

A rescue operation is underway as 400 migrants stranded on a boat in the Mediterranean Sea. The migrants, including women and children, are believed to be from African countries and were attempting to reach Europe when their boat suffered engine failure.

Israel conducts airstrike on Syrian military compound in response to alleged attacks on Israeli military targets in the Golan Heights region. The airstrike was reportedly carried out by Israeli fighter jets, which targeted a Syrian military installation near the capital city of Damascus.

Male UN workers in afghanistan stand in solidarity with female colleagues and boycott work in protest against the Taliban's actions.

On April 2, 2023, a bomb explosion in St. Petersburg cafe kills prominent Russian military blogger, Vladlen Tatarsky. The explosion occurred during the morning rush hour and left at least 10 people dead and several others injured.

The CMT Music Awards 2023, which were chosen by the fans, are over for 2023. This year, the event was held at the Moody Center in Austin. On Sunday, April 2, it was shown live on CBS and streamed live on Paramount+.

Arrest warrants granted in deadly fire at Mexico Migrant Center by Mexican authorities for several individuals in connection with a fire that broke out at a migrant detention center in the city of Tijuana, killing at least 19 people and injuring dozens more.

The US Marines conduct joint Amphibious Landing with South Korea in the country's southeastern coast. The exercise, which took place on Monday, involved US Marines from the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit and South Korean Marines, and aimed to improve interoperability and combat readiness.

Russia test-fires Supersonic Missiles at mock target in Sea of Japan, sparking concern and condemnation from Japan and other countries in the region.

On Monday, Germany hit by "mega strike" as public transport workers went on strike in the country's largest cities. The strike came after a long-standing dispute over pay between the workers and their employers.

A deadly tornado strikes Mississippi, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. The tornado was reported to have reached an F4 scale, with winds that exceeded 200 mph.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced emotional call for Indigenous Referendum in Australia in the country's constitution. The announcement was made in a moving speech at the National Press Club on Wednesday.

On Tuesday, Ukrainian President Zelensky visits Bakhmut frontline on Tuesday, where he met with Ukrainian soldiers and inspected the area. As Russian forces attempt to renew their military operation in the east, the damaged city has been at the center of the conflict for quite some time.

Ukraine claims Russian missiles destroyed in Crimea. The statement alleges that the missiles were fired by Russian forces and were intended to strike targets in Ukraine.

On the first day of a state visit billed by Beijing as a peacemaking initiative despite widespread skepticism in Kyiv and the West, China's Xi Jinping visits Russia, meets Vladimir Putin in the Kremlin and emphasized China and Russia's close connections and shared strategic goals.

The fact that Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to occupied Mariupol has upset and angered people all over the world. Putin's trip to Mariupol, which came just days after the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant for him, was clearly an act of defiance.

US military releases video of close encounter with Russian jet intercepting an American drone over the Black Sea. The video was made public on Wednesday, March 16, 2023, by the United States Navy.

Australian boy, 13, spends at least 45 days in solitary confinement in a detention center, despite not having been sentenced to detention. The boy had been placed in a small, windowless cell for 23 hours a day, with only one hour of outdoor time.

On Sunday, North Korea conducted a missile test from a submarine, escalating tensions on the Korean Peninsula. The missile launch goes against the rules set by the UN Security Council and threatens the safety of the region.