All news by author: Yelena Mandenberg

Police have confirmed that children are 8 of the 22 victims of a mass shooting incident at a parade celebrating the Kansas City Chiefs

A car smashed into St. David's North Austin Medical Center in Texas, sending debris flying everywhere, injuring five people, including two children in critical condition, before dying

Feeling sick on a flight can happen to anyone, so it's important to know what you should do next if you suddenly end up requiring medical attention

Denisse Oleas-Arancibia, 38, was tragically discovered by a hotel maid in her $110-per-night room at the Soho54 Hotel in New York City. Her son Edwin Cevallos is heartbroken

Joan Harris, Elsie Webb, Sylvia Crane, and Mary Grace Tassone have been friends since their school days in the 1950s and now live together in a retirement home - their lives at are a sitcom plot

Body language expert Judi James tells TheMirror.com that Vladimir Putin's face and mannerisms showed he was 'enjoying himself and enjoying the platform' before taking a 'power' stance

Russian President Vladimir Putin told ex-Fox News host Tucker Carlson during their controversial interview that he doesn't plan on invading other countries - except in one case

Simone Brown loved Disney princesses as a child, but felt she couldn't become one. After being told she could only play Tiana, she decided to become a princess-for-hire

President Joe Biden was caught with classified documents hidden in boxes in his garage and throughout his home, but unlike Trump, who attempted to keep and hide the documents, Biden's team tried to return them to the government, which means Biden will likely avoid prosecution

A county medical examiner's office has decreed that "homicide" was the cause of death in the case of an infant who ended up allegedly decapitated by a doctor and her medical team

The Turkey Leg became a Houston staple that has hosted a number of celebrities, but after controversy and lawsuits, one of the founders reports being fired from the joint by his ex-wife

King Charles was diagnosed with cancer on Friday and has been advised by doctors to postpone public-facing duties. However, the king is determined to continue with 'business as usual'

Seasonal Affective Disorder was first diagnosed in the 1980s, with doctors and psychologists scrambling to better understand what happens during the winter to trigger a depression-like state

Justin Mohn allegedly killed and beheaded his father before making a lengthy YouTube video where he ranted about his ring-wing belief system - and showed his dad's severed head

President Joe Biden issued his first statement since launching an operation to strike Iranian targets within Syria and Iraq, warning other enemies that America 'will respond'

OnlyFans model Courtney Clenney was brought to court as prosecutors seek information about her parents' involvement in the case, in which she is accused of murdering her boyfriend Christian Obumseli

After a child was found encased in cement in a storage unit in California, police are looking to 'confirm' the safety of two other children that went missing from the area in 2018

A fisherman off the coast of Key West, Florida filmed an anomole among the clouds: perfect circle rings, that he claims are the work of UFOs

The Pan-African flag is a powerful symbol of Black liberation and unity. Marcus Garvey aimed to create a symbol that would represent independence, pride and political power for Black Americans

A toddler named Ethan became stuck in a claw machine this week after the boy quickly climbed inside to snag a Hello Kitty prize

The parents of Courtney Clenney, the OnlyFans model accused of stabbing her boyfriend Christian Obumseli, to death have been arrested on charges of evidence tampering

Avraham Gil, 19-year-old diplomat's son, will have to appear in court at the end of February after being accused of 'deliberately' driving his motorbike into a police officer in Florida

Groundhog Day is a big deal in the US, but other animals have been predicting the weather for centuries

After three Kansas City Chiefs fans were found outside frozen after an allegedly drunken watch party, one of the individuals in attendance has announced a stint in rehab

Mark Zuckerberg apologised after being forced to appear at a senate hearing on social media safety, with the founder of Meta standing up to say 'i'm sorry' to families and children affected