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Five times in nine days, a masked shooter has opened fire on homeless people sleeping on the streets of New York and Washington, DC. The "modus operandi" in both cases, according to police, and the mayors of both cities believe a "cold-blooded killer" is on the loose. Two persons perished as a result of the accident. After being stabbed and shot, one man's tent was set on fire. A reward is now being offered for the killer's capture. One guy was shot on March 3 and another on March 8, both in the middle of the night, according to the Metropolitan Police Department of Washington, DC. They were hurt, but they survived it. A day later, emergency crews were called to a tent fire in the city, where they discovered a guy who had been fatally shot and stabbed inside. In the early hours of the morning in Manhattan's Soho neighborhood, a masked suspect shot a man sleeping on a street. "The victim, who was shot in the arm, woke up and shouted 'what are you

According to the network, a British journalist working for the Fox News Channel in the United States was hurt while reporting on the conflict in Ukraine. Benjamin Hall, the network's US state department correspondent, was hospitalized after an incident outside of Kyiv, according to Fox. John Roberts, the afternoon news host, noted that teams on the ground were still gathering information about the incident. Mr. Hall was reportedly gathering news at the time. CEO Suzanne Scott said there was "a minimum amount of details right now" in a message sent to Fox workers on Monday, and she asked for prayers. "This serves as a sharp lesson for all journalists who risk their lives every day to bring you news from a combat zone," she wrote. Mr. Hall, 39, joined Fox News in 2015 and is a regular contributor to the network's foreign affairs coverage. He has reported from the front lines of various wars, particularly in sections of the Middle East. He earned both his under

According to the US, China would face repercussions if it assists Russia in evading sanctions during its invasion of Ukraine. China has expressed willingness to provide military support to Russia, according to unnamed US officials who spoke to numerous news sources. China's foreign ministry has accused the United States of circulating false information. Russia has denied requesting military assistance from China. The talks took place ahead of a meeting between top US and Chinese officials in Rome. According to media reports citing US sources, Russia has approached China for military equipment, including drones, in recent days. According to media reports, the US cautioned allies on Monday that China had hinted at a plan to provide military and economic support. The news came as US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan met with Yang Jiechi, China's top diplomat, in Rome for negotiations. According to a readout of the meeting, "Mr Sullivan discussed a range of challenges in

According to authorities, a protest at a home tied to Vladimir Putin associate Oleg Deripaska resulted in eight arrests. Around midnight, protesters occupied the balcony of 5 Belgrave Square in downtown London, where they remained for the rest of the day, despite police attempts to remove them. The squatters said the property was being reclaimed for Ukrainian migrants. The Metropolitan Police Service announced shortly before 20:00 GMT that the protests had ended and that eight persons had been arrested in total. Four people were arrested inside the building, and four more outside, according to a spokeswoman. Although a presence will be kept at the location tonight, police said they have checked the property and are certain there is no one left inside. Mr Deripaska, a billionaire energy tycoon, is one of the oligarchs sanctioned by the UK government in the aftermath of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Four people were arrested for trespassing at 18:00 GMT, according to a Met Police spo

In the first five hours after the government established its Homes for Ukraine website for those interested in hosting a refugee, 43,800 people signed up. Michael Gove, the Secretary of State for Housing and Communities, said the UK had a tradition of "helping the most vulnerable through their darkest hours." He stated that the number of Ukrainians who could enter the UK through the visa sponsorship scheme would be unlimited. Each refugee-housing household will receive £350 per month in tax-free funds. They will not be required to give meals or cover living expenses, but they may choose to do so. People interested in offering a rent-free place in their house or a separate residence for at least six months can register online. From Friday, they will be permitted to sponsor a Ukrainian national's visa on an individual basis. Those initial applications will be based on the applicant knowing a named Ukrainian individual they wish to assist. However, Mr Gove stated that Ukrain