Texas State Police took 31-year-old Briana Moore into custody. A woman is suspected of killing her 33-year-old husband, Lonnie Moore, according to the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office. “When Sheriff's Office officers arrived at the crime scene, they found Lonnie Moore's body inside a white vehicle parked on the side of the road. At this moment, the car engine continued to run. The deceased appeared to have suffered a fatal gunshot wound to the head,” the police report states.

Many young people who feel they are falling behind financially are increasingly turning to high-risk income. They use sports betting, cryptocurrency trading and the prediction market to, for example, get out of debt, writes Bloomberg. Generation Z (those born between 1995 and 2010) are the most susceptible to feeling financially behind. And it is precisely this that pushes a person to more risky and speculative ways of earning money as an opportunity to quickly catch up.

At the same time that the share of remote work has increased, and professional employment is increasingly becoming hybrid, the number of Russians who travel alone is growing. And most often women travel this way, LEGENDA Hotels analysts told Lenta. “Today, many specialists continue to work flexible hours, which allows them to combine business tasks and personal travel. This has made travel more accessible and less tied to the holiday calendar,” the analysts explained.

At the end of 1988, the mutilated body of American Scott Johnson was found on the coast in Australia. The police quickly concluded that he had committed suicide and closed the case. But the victim’s brother did not believe this version. Thanks to his efforts, many years later the court recognized that Johnson was killed. The criminal was found and imprisoned, but there are still disputes over whether he is actually guilty. Was it murder or suicide? Read in the material “Cold” .

US President Donald Trump spoke with Vladimir Putin. The conversation lasted about an hour. The parties discussed the conflict in the Middle East and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which led to a sharp jump in oil prices, Putin's assistant Yuri Ushakov told RBC. “I will say right away that the conversation was businesslike, frank and constructive. As it usually happens in the dialogue between Russian and American leaders.

The Russian authorities are thinking about revising the mechanisms for early retirement. Russians could work longer, but also earn more thanks to this, Senator Igor Murog said in a conversation with Gazeta.ru.

British technology company Createc is developing a laser sensor-based system that can detect suspicious behavior in public places and help security teams respond faster to possible threats. The BBC reports this. The technology analyzes the movements of people at train stations, airports and other places with a large flow of passengers. The system uses laser beams to track movement and displays people on the screen as dots.

The new Supreme Leader of Iran, Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, underwent a special course of treatment for impotence in London. U.S. diplomatic cables from 2008 published by WikiLeaks reveal that Khamenei Jr. and his wife were unable to conceive a child for many years, BILD reports . Then the son of the murdered Ayatollah Ali Khamenei went to a London clinic. The publication writes that Mojtaba underwent at least four sex training sessions, during which he also “practised,” but not with his wife.

China is increasing its nuclear capabilities and is likely preparing for a possible nuclear war, The Washington Post reports , citing statements by American officials and monitoring data. According to the publication, the discussion of this topic intensified after the head of the White House, Donald Trump, announced in 2025 about the need to resume nuclear tests in order to act “on an equal footing” with China and Russia.

Due to Israeli attacks on oil facilities near Tehran, “toxic acid rain” fell in the capital of the Islamic Republic. This was reported by ISNA with reference to the Red Crescent, as well as CNN correspondent Frederic Pleitgen. “The explosion of oil warehouses led to the release into the atmosphere and clouds of a large volume of toxic compounds of hydrocarbons, oxides of sulfur and nitrogen, which, when rainfall, form very dangerous and strong acid rain,” the Red Crescent said.

In Khabarovsk, a court sentenced 20-year-old participant in the war in Ukraine Yegor Zedgenizov to nine years in prison for the murder of a neighbor after a conflict over loud music. Mediazona reports this. According to the text of the verdict, the crime occurred at the end of April 2025 in the village of Krasneno in the Far East. Zedgenizov came there from the front to undergo a medical examination and rented an apartment for daily rent.

For the first time in history, Eon Systems has created a complete digital copy of a fly's brain and then equipped it with a virtual body. In turn, scientists say that neuroscience is one step closer to recreating the human brain in a simulation, said physicist and technopreneur Alex Wiessner-Gross. In 2024, Eon Systems created a complete emulation of the Drosophila fruit fly brain.

Thai tourist police officers detained 41-year-old Russian citizen Anton Petukhov on the island of Koh Phangan on suspicion of large-scale drug trafficking. This was reported by the Bangkok Post. According to the police, the Russian was stopped while he was driving a Toyota car and maneuvering dangerously on the road. After his arrest, Petukhov admitted that he had used cocaine before the trip.

British actor Daniel Radcliffe, known for his role as Harry Potter in the film series of the same name, admitted that he exchanged one addiction for another. He used to "live on coffee and cigarettes" and is now "obsessed with fitness." He spoke about this in an interview with The Wall Street Journal. According to the 36-year-old actor, he is now training quite intensively, although, as he himself noted, this may not be noticeable from the outside.

Some students of the Moscow football school under the French Paris Saint-Germain franchise were unable to fly from Qatar, although they had tickets. The general director of the academy, Evgeny Lesnov, told RBC about this. The day before, on March 8, representatives of Qatar Airways assured the school that tickets for a group of 68 people had been issued and they could come to the airport for departure.