Krikor Kouyoumdjian, 33, was allegedly slain by his younger brother over the weekend wanted him out of the family home, a source close to the victim told The Post.
“It happened so quickly, I couldn’t believe it was happening,” Miller told the outlet. “Never in a million years did I think I would go flying in the air like a kite.”
Two trains taking tourists to and from Peru’s famed archaeological site collided, killing a railroad worker
Two trains taking tourists to and from Peru’s famed archaeological site of Machu Picchu crashed on Tuesday, killing at least one person and injuring about 30 passengers.
The person killed was a railroad worker, according to Jhonathan Castillo Gonzalez, a captain with the Cuzco police department. He told the Associated Press that the railway suspended services along the rail line connecting Machu Picchu with the nearby city of Cuzco after the accident.
Page Six has broken down the Kennedy family tragedies and heartbreaks throughout the years, from assassinations and plane crashes to overdoses and accidents.
Beginning in February, landlords of most multifamily apartments in the area will be limited to annual rent increases of 1% to 4%, based on local inflation—down from the long-standing 3% to 8% cap in place for the last 40 years. “The measure may provide some relief to renters who want to stay in place without...
Mary-Ann Stephenson says she must build relationship with LGBTQ+ sector amid debate over single-sex spaces
The new chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission has asked campaigners who raised doubts about her appointment to “judge me on what I do”.
In one of her first media interviews since her appointment at the start of December, Dr Mary-Ann Stephenson pledged to “uphold the rights of everybody across all protected characteristics”, after the UK government overruled the objections of parliament’s women and equalities committee about her suitability for the job.
BPI figures show music lovers listened to equivalent of 210.3m albums by UK artists in 2025 in 11th consecutive year of growth
Nostalgia surrounding the Oasis reunion tour, alongside Taylor Swift fans’ clamour for vinyl, contributed to another boom year for the UK music industry, as physical formats continued their comeback.
Music lovers listened to the equivalent of 210.3m albums by UK artists during 2025, according to the British Phonographic Industry (BPI) annual report, up 4.9% on 2024 and the 11th year of growth in a row.
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