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The Kremlin has seized control of the Russian operations of a Pennsylvania-based manufacturer, CANPACK, under a legal framework allowing the Russian government to place certain foreign-owned assets under temporary state control, raising risks for other Western companies that remained in Russia during the war.

A California detective was killed while serving an eviction notice, with the suspect allegedly lying in wait and opening fire on the officers. The suspect was ultimately killed when a law enforcement armored vehicle ran over him after he continued firing and refused to surrender.

The article reports that multiple women have accused Rep. Eric Swalwell of sexual assault and harassment, leading to the withdrawal of endorsements from prominent California Democrats like Nancy Pelosi and Adam Schiff, and calls for Swalwell to drop out of the California gubernatorial race.

Kamala Harris criticized former President Trump's foreign policy approach, describing it as similar to a "mob boss" dividing up regions of the world, which prompted criticism online for her impersonation.

Police officers and a business owner in Seattle express concerns that the city's new socialist mayor is focusing on clashes with ICE while repeat offenders continue to drive up crime rates across the city.

Brian Hooker, the husband of missing US woman Lynette Hooker, was taken into custody in the Bahamas, where his attorney denied allegations of domestic violence made by Lynette's daughter, citing her grief and medical history as potential influences on her statements.

A man accused of orchestrating an $11 million Medicaid fraud scheme in Minnesota skipped a court appearance, prompting a warrant for his arrest, as Minnesota officials face ongoing criticism over oversight of taxpayer-funded programs and fraud cases.

New Jersey tops U.S. home price growth with nearly 6% gains as a Manhattan exodus and tight housing supply drive demand, according to a Cotality report.

Coco Gauff returned to social media after a month-long break to address negative comments about her appearance, including her natural hair, in a new advertisement for Miu Miu, and she encouraged young Black girls to embrace their hair and appearance.

Vice President JD Vance is leading high-stakes negotiations with Iran in Pakistan aimed at preserving a fragile ceasefire and preventing a broader regional war, with the outcome potentially determining the future of the conflict.

Global Christian persecution has risen ahead of Easter, particularly in Nigeria and Cuba, as highlighted by human rights advocate Kristina Arriaga, with actor John Cleese criticizing the silence of the international community on the issue.

A woman named Kristin Ramsey was arrested and charged with the 2011 cold case murder of Iowa real estate agent Ashley Okland, with a witness reporting that Ramsey was seen acting erratically outside the crime scene immediately after the shooting.

Farrah Fawcett, the "Charlie's Angels" star, battled anal cancer "tooth and nail" for her son Redmond, according to her former assistant. Cheryl Ladd, Fawcett's co-star, also opened up about her own breast cancer diagnosis and the support she received from her "Charlie's Angels" co-stars during the show's 50th anniversary celebration.

Iran's new supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei is severely disfigured after suffering leg and face injuries from joint U.S.-Israel airstrikes, and he remains in communication with Iranian officials despite his weakened condition.

The article alleges that the New York State Board of Elections has failed to implement adequate safeguards in its voter registration system, violating federal voting laws, and an election integrity watchdog is demanding the board take corrective action or face legal action.

Archaeologists in France have uncovered multiple ancient burials beneath a modern school site, with skeletons arranged in a rare seated position dating back to the Gallic period.

Peter Alexander, a top NBC News correspondent, is leaving the network to join MS NOW as a chief national reporter and anchor of its 11 a.m. ET time slot.

Bryson DeChambeau was one hole away from playing the weekend at the Masters, but imploded on the 18th hole, leading to a triple bogey and missing the cut.