Parents of slain Loyola University Chicago student Sheridan Gorman demand answers on her “preventable murder”

The parents of an 18-year-old Loyola University Chicago freshman who was fatally shot last month are speaking publicly for the first time, describing the death of their daughter, Sheridan Gorman, as “a preventable murder.” They are also demanding accountability for why the suspectan undocumented immigrant, was in the United States and out on the street …

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South Korea, Vietnam Sign 12 MOUs as Lee Urges Broader Cooperation

SEOUL, April ⁠22 (Reuters) – ⁠South ⁠Korean President Lee ​Jae Myung ‌called for expanding ‌cooperation ⁠with ⁠Vietnam beyond trade and investment ​to areas including ​energy security and infrastructure ⁠during ⁠summit talks ⁠in Hanoi ​with Vietnam’s leader ​To ⁠Lam on Wednesday, according ⁠to South Korean media. The two countries signed ⁠12 memorandums of understanding covering sectors …

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EU Envoys Poised to Adopt 20th Package of Russia Sanctions, Diplomats Say

BRUSSELS, April 22 (Reuters) – European Union envoys are set to ⁠adopt ⁠a 20th package of sanctions against ⁠Russia, with Slovakia and Hungary expected to drop their opposition to the move following ​the repair of the Druzhba oil pipeline, EU diplomats said on Wednesday. The measures would deepen Europe’s effort to choke off Russian energy …

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EU Prepares Finalisation of Ukraine Loan and New Russia Sanctions, Cyprus Says

BRUSSELS, April 22 (Reuters) – EU ambassadors approved ⁠on ⁠Wednesday the disbursement of a ⁠promised 90 billion euro ($106 billion) loan to Ukraine ​as well as a new package of sanctions against Russia, after Hungary lifted ‌its veto, the bloc’s ‌Cypriot presidency said. The European Union’s 27 member states are now expected ⁠to sign ⁠off …

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Napping Linked To Higher Risk Of Death Among Seniors, Study Finds

By Dennis Thompson HealthDay ReporterWEDNESDAY, April 22, 2026 (HealthDay News) — Grandpa snoozing on a recliner is an indelible memory for many families — but there could be a dark side to those daytime naps, a new study says. Too much napping is linked to a higher risk of dying among older folks, researchers reported …

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Pope Decries Inequality on Whirlwind Last Day of Africa Tour

MONGOMO, Equatorial Guinea, April 22 (Reuters) – Pope Leo used the last full ⁠day ⁠of his four-nation Africa tour on Wednesday to ⁠speak out against wealth inequality, urging believers to work to bridge the gap between rich and poor ​as he traversed oil-rich Equatorial Guinea. The pope, who has attracted the ire of U.S. President …

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A Brief History of the White House Bunker

WASHINGTON (AP) — Secrecy surrounding White House security makes details hard to come by, but President Donald Trump’s court fight over his $400 million ballroom casts some light on an underground bunker at the site that has had a role in history. The bunker emerged in the Trump administration’s court fight against the National Trust …

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UK Must Brace for Rise in State-Backed Cyberattacks, Security Chief Says

LONDON, April 22 (Reuters) – Britain should brace for ⁠a ⁠rise in cyberattacks linked to hostile ⁠states, the head of the country’s cybersecurity agency said on Wednesday, as ​the government urged tech firms to help build defences powered by artificial intelligence. Richard Horne, chief executive of the ‌National Cyber Security Centre, said the ‌agency continues …

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Two Pakistani Astronauts Selected as Candidates for China Space Programme

BEIJING, April ⁠22 (Reuters) – ⁠China ⁠has selected ​two Pakistani ‌astronauts as candidates ‌for ⁠its ⁠manned space programme, state ​broadcaster CCTV reported ​on Wednesday. Both will ⁠travel ⁠to China ⁠for training, ​and one will participate ​in ⁠a flight ⁠mission as a payload specialist and ⁠become the first foreign astronaut in China’s space station, CCTV said. (Reporting ⁠by …

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