What We Know About ISIS-K, Group Behind Moscow Attack (Newser Sunday Summary)

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March 24, 2024     If You Only Read One Thing What We Know About ISIS-K, Group Behind Moscow Attack The Islamic State affiliate that said it carried out the killings in Moscow's Crocus City concert hall has been escalating its attacks in other countries as part of its campaign against the Taliban in Afghanistan, analysts say. Keep reading   Straight Outta DC Mike Johnson Hoped for an 'End of the Exits.' Now, Another Earlier this month, when Colorado GOP Rep. Ken Buck announced he was stepping down early from his seat in the US House of Representatives, Speaker Mike Johnson insisted there were no further resignations planned. Keep reading   On the World Stage After Kate Middleton Bombshell, Harry and Meghan Weigh In As the dust settles on the somewhat surprising announcement of the former Kate Middleton that she has cancer and is undergoing treatment, her estranged brother-in-law and his wife have a message for her. Keep reading   Weekend Jaw-Dropper Shakespeare's Sister Wrote Text Found Hidden in Home The writings of another Shakespeare are entering the limelight, at least momentarily, thanks to a study by a University of Bristol academic. Keep reading   Wild Card He May Be One of the Best Players of Any Game Ever You could try saying something like, "Nigel Richards is the Michael Jordan of Scrabble," but that wouldn't capture it. Keep reading     And Don't Overlook... Trees Along Highways Don't Just Make the Drive Prettier It's arguably more pleasant to drive along a highway lined with trees and bushes versus one that lacks greenery. Keep reading She Disappeared at 8, Changed DC Forever Ten years ago this month, a social worker at Relisha Rudd's Washington, DC, elementary school went to the homeless shelter where the 8-year-old lived with her family, concerned because she'd been absent for 10 days. Keep reading A Female Ultrarunner Finishes Grueling Event for First Time For the first time, a woman has completed the notorious Barkley Marathons in Tennessee, one of the most difficult such events in the world. Keep reading Rare Gas Sets Off a Lunar Rush Like many private companies, Interlune is seeing dollar signs in the night sky—and now its plans to extract a rare gas from the moon has a timeline. Keep reading After Family Is Killed, Organs of Infant Will 'Save Other Children' The organs of a 3-month-old boy who died days after a car crashed into a San Francisco bus stop have been donated and "will serve to save the lives of other children," relatives said in a statement. Keep reading     How You Voted This Week 58% Hilarious 'Glitch' Allows Customers to Withdraw Millions They Don't Have 74% Intriguing Warship's 1742 Sinking Left Crew on Deserted Island 92% Depressing Baby Giraffe Found Dead With Broken Neck at Zoo Miami 94% Brilliant 'Ghost Army' Survivors Get Congress' Highest Honor 71% Scary Idaho Inmate Sprung From Custody by Hospital Shooter 86% Ridiculous Judge Ordered to Look for Bias in Boston Marathon Jurors   This Week's 6 Most-Read Stories   From Our Sponsors Manage your subscriptions  |  Unsubscribe from Newser emails  |  Privacy Policy We'd love to hear from you. Send us a note at feedback@newser.com. Read our stories on MSN. Newser, LLC  |  1395 Brickell Avenue  |  Suite 800  |  Miami, Florida  |  33131 © 2024 Newser, LLC. All rights reserved