President Putin, on a trip to the city of Kemerovo, scolded officials for neglecting safety rules that could have prevented the tragedy.
March 2018
North Korean leader Kim meets with Chinese president in Beijing
The trip takes place as Kim prepares for a proposed meeting with President Trump.
Democrats call for release results of Kushner probe
They are requesting documents concerning the more than $500 million in loans made last year to Kushner Cos. from Citigroup and Apollo Global Management.
NFL notebook: New catch rule hopes to limit confusion and controversy
The non-catch by Pittsburgh’s Jesse James against the Patriots last season is one of the many examples that convinced the competition committee to make the change.
Bus driver fired for racist and sexist comments wins school board seat
Just weeks after being terminated by Regional School Unit 16, Mike Downing ran as a write-in candidate on the March 2 ballot and won an open board seat with 31 votes.
Suit challenges delay of e-cigarette review
The groups say the delay poses a threat to children’s health.
Women’s basketball: UConn a favorite at the Final Four
Even with all four No. 1 seeds advancing to the national semifinals, Connecticut, at 36-0, remains the team to beat as it prepares to play Notre Dame.
Egypt tries rewards, bullying to get out voters
With President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi running virtually unopposed, Egypt’s leadership has made clear it considers a high turnout crucial for credibility.
Commentary: Red Sox infield defense on shaky ground
While there’s a lot to like about Boston’s team, the infield may have us pining for Deven Marrero.
Nikki Haley faults Russia, U.N. over fall of rebel enclave
The U.S. ambassador to the U.N. accused Syrian government forces of using a U.N.-backed cease-fire to accomplish it.