Giant pandas celebrate 50-year anniversary of U.S.-China program
The first pair of giant pandas — Ling Ling and Hsing Hsing — arrived at the National Zoo in April 1972, as a gift from the Chinese Premier to then-First Lady Pat Nixon.
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The Neptune: The missiles that struck Russia's flagship, the Moskva
Russia still claims that damage to the Moskva was caused by a fire onboard. The ship later sank.
Jews, Christians and Muslims mark major holidays, shadowed by war
Ramadan, Passover and Easter all coincide in a rare occasion.
How Ukrainian children use art to detail trauma of war
The United Nations reports that 90% of the nearly 5 million people who escaped Ukraine are women and children.
Zelenskyy urges Europe to end energy dependence on Russia
Sanctions are are not severe enough to stop Russia's offensive, Zelenskyy said.
Chinese astronauts land in Gobi desert after six months in space
Wang Yaping, Zhai Zhigang and Ye Guangfu were the second crew aboard Tiangong, China's newest orbital station.
"Extinct" wildflower rediscovered after 36 years
"We walked into [the forest] thinking it was going to break our heart," a scientist said, "and instead we ended up falling in love."
Health officials investigate mysterious increase in severe liver infection among kids
No deaths have been reported, the WHO said.
War in Ukraine could harm global food supply, World Food Programme head says
Beasley said the conflict between Russia and Ukraine has caused a dramatic increase in the need for food aid around the world.
More than 900 civilian bodies found in Kyiv region, police say
Most of the civilians were fatally shot, Kyiv police said Friday, an indication that many were "simply executed."
Ukrainian mom watches daughter's burial on phone, 300 miles away
"She got out of the car and I went to follow. As I got out, I saw her fall. When I looked, her head was gone," Viktoria Kovalenko said.
Today in history: Titanic sinks, Lincoln dies, Boston Marathon bombed
Several major international tragedies happened on April 15.
Russia warns U.S. against further arming Ukraine
The diplomatic note used the same type of language Moscow has been offering for some time.
China stages military exercises as U.S. lawmakers visit Taiwan
The military drills conducted in areas opposite Taiwan were "a countermeasure to the recent negative actions of the U.S.," a Beijing spokesperson said.
Mysterious die-off of sea urchins in Caribbean: "It's happening so quickly"
Dive shops first began reporting the deaths in February, perplexing scientists and worrying government officials in the islands.
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Americans vote in battle for Senate and House control— live updates
Here's what Americans are voting on in today's elections
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U.S. launches strikes on Iranian targets in Strait of Hormuz
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