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After officials from both nations gathered in Geneva for high-stakes negotiations, Russia told the US that it has no plans to invade Ukraine. Both sides agreed to continue efforts to decrease tensions following a seven-hour meeting on Monday. Following the talks, however, there was little hint of a substantial breakthrough. Around 100,000 Russian troops are thought to be near the Ukrainian border, raising concerns of an assault and eliciting warnings from the West. If Russia attacks Ukraine, the US has stated that sanctions will be imposed. Meanwhile, Russia has urged the United States not to "underestimate the risks" of its confrontation with the West. Following the discussion, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov told reporters, "We conveyed to our colleagues that we have no plans, no ambitions to attack Ukraine." He stated that the Russians had informed their American counterparts that "all steps for combat training of soldiers and forces are carri

According to his lawyer, millionaire convicted murderer Robert Durst died in prison at the age of 78. Durst died in a California prison after pleading guilty to the murder of his acquaintance Susan Berman in September. He assassinated her in order to prevent her from speaking to the authorities about his wife's abduction. He is suspected of killing two more people, according to police. In an HBO criminal documentary series about himself, the US real estate heir turned fugitive unintentionally confessed. Durst's lawyer, Chip Lewis, confirmed that he died in the hands of the California Department of Corrections at the San Joaquin General Hospital. He claimed that he died of "natural causes" and that he had been suffering from a variety of medical problems. Durst was sentenced to life in prison in October for the murder of Berman, a long-time confidante and publicist, in 2000. Due to the Covid epidemic, his trial had been postponed for more than a year. According to his

A guy from the United States has become the world's first person to receive a heart transplant from a genetically engineered pig. Doctors say David Bennett is doing well three days after the seven-hour experimental treatment in Baltimore. Mr Bennett's life was thought to be on the verge of being saved by the transplant, albeit it is unclear how long he will live. Mr Bennet, 57, revealed a day before the surgery, "It was either die or do this transplant." "I know it's a long shot, but it's my final resort." The US medical regulator granted a special permit to doctors at the University of Maryland Medical Center to carry out the treatment on the grounds that Mr Bennett would have died otherwise. The transplant is the conclusion of years of research for the medical team who performed it, and it has the potential to impact lives all across the world. According to a press statement from the University of Maryland School of Medicine, surgeon Bartley P. Gri

During the first lockdown, it is understood that up to 100 people were invited to a "bring-your-own-booze" drinks gathering in the Downing Street garden. According to witnesses, the PM and his wife attended the gathering on May 20, 2020. Boris Johnson, on the other hand, has refused to acknowledge whether he was present. The Metropolitan Police said it had contacted the government in response to "widespread reporting relating to alleged breaches" of Covid guidelines. ITV News obtained an email in which people were invited to "socially distanced refreshments in the No 10 garden this evening." It was sent when the lockdown was still in effect. The laws in England were finally modified 12 days later, on June 1, allowing groups of up to six people to assemble outside. If the prime minister was proved to have attended, Labour claimed he would face "severe questions." Downing Street, however, declined to comment, stating that the gathering, along with

As a clearer picture of what caused New York City's deadliest fire in three decades emerged Monday, hospitals worked to save several people who were gravely injured in a Bronx apartment building fire. Authorities say the fire started at 11 a.m. on Sunday, and dozens of people were taken to the hospital. Thirteen persons have been admitted to hospitals in critical condition. As of Monday morning, their whereabouts were unknown. "Today's fire was a sad tragedy, and our prayers are with the families of those who were touched," Jacobi Medical Center in the Bronx said in a statement on Sunday, adding that the blaze had brought in 19 patients. The city-run medical clinic said Monday two of its patients passed on and five are in not kidding condition. The rest were released, as per a medical clinic representative. New York City Mayor Eric Adams adjusted the loss of life during a Monday public interview, saying the clinical inspector's office affirmed 17 individuals passe