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A third juvenile suspect sought in connection with the recent shooting deaths of three teenagers in Central Florida has been arrested, according to police.

Molly Shannon hosted "Saturday Night Live" on April 8 and reprised her iconic character, 50-year-old woman Sally O'Malley.

The BBC is seeking a swift resolution after Twitter branded it as "government funded media."

This month marks two years since Oksana Markarova became Ukraine's ambassador to the US. She was less than a year into her post when Russian leader Vladimir Putin invaded her country last year. "We work literally 24/7," she says of her current role in Washington, "and we will continue working like that until we win."

A child and two adults were fatally shot in a domestic violence incident overnight Sunday in Orlando, and the suspect then died in an "officer-involved shooting" after firing at police, the Orlando Police Department said.

"God protects me," says 73-year-old Tamara. She's one of the few people who have stayed in the town of Konstantinivka, eastern Ukraine.

Pundits in the US have been warning that Christianity is on the decline, citing shrinking church membership and polls showing that fewer Americans call themselves Christians. But some scholars say help is on the way.

Tiger Woods will not resume his third round at Augusta National Sunday after the five-time Masters champion withdrew from the tournament because of a foot injury.

US Customs and Border Protection officers in Philadelphia have seized counterfeit auto parts worth nearly $200,000, the agency said.

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Residents in the German city of Hamburg have been warned of heavy smoke and possible toxins in the air after a major fire broke out at a warehouse.

The week that began with former president Donald Trump facing a judge in Manhattan ended with a Trump-appointed judge overturning more than two decades of medical practice and Tennessee expelling two legislators for protesting in favor of gun control. Election results in Wisconsin suggested that Trump and the overturning of Roe v. Wade are dragging down Republican candidates' fortunes

The union representing thousands of Los Angeles school workers has voted "overwhelmingly" to approve a new contract with the Los Angeles Unified School District after last month's three-day strike, union officials said in a news release Saturday.

Each year, the English Premier League emerges like a complicated piece of music -- filled with interdependent independent rhythms and melodies weaving in and out of each other.

Six people were injured in a shooting after fights broke out on a South Carolina beach Friday while high school seniors were skipping school before spring break was set to start, police said.

Farmers in central and eastern Europe protested this week against the impact of cheap Ukrainian grain imports, which have undercut domestic prices and hit the sales of local producers.

The ultimate sacrifice for others on Good Friday was not a merely inconvenient steppingstone to a glorious victory at Easter, writes Bart D. Ehrman. Just the contrary: The resurrection was meant to show that, in the end, God sets his mark on a life of service. Easter is not the goal but the surprising outcome.

Many Americans struggle to find affordable, high-quality child care. President Joe Biden is requiring companies applying for certain federal grants meant to boost domestic manufacturing of semiconductor chips to also have a plan to provide access to affordable child care for their workers.

Benjamin Ferencz, the last surviving prosecutor from the Nuremberg trials, has died aged 103.

As the economy slows, are employers starting to regain the upper hand in negotiations with employees and job seekers? Pay is always an issue, of course, but in the wake of the pandemic, so too is how much time employers want people to work on site versus how much they are willing to let employees work remotely.