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The family of Amanda Alvarez-Calo, 31, said that she was on the verge of leaving her husband, 30-year-old Antonio Alvarez, at the time of her death. The couple were pronounced dead at the scene from gunshot wounds to the head, state police said. The car they were in was non-department issued. Alvarez-Calo's death has since been ruled a homicide, while Alvarez's gunshot wound has been deemed to be self-inflicted, according to FOX32 .

The State Department asked 24 Russian diplomats to depart Washington and return home on Tuesday, according to the Russian Embassy. The Russian Embassy posted to Twitter a video of onlookers clapping as buses full of people drove away from its property, saying that the embassy on Tuesday held a 'very sad event.' 'At the @StateDept request our collegues [sic] were forced to leave earlier than their tenure expired,' the embassy wrote in a tweet. Russian ambassador Anatoly Antonov said of the request to leave: 'I don't like this kind of activity.' 'I love it when you decide how much work to do how to work and when to leave, so with sadness I say goodbye to you. Thank you,' Antonov said in a clip posted to the embassy's Facebook account.

A train with the Russian troops and their equipment (inset bottom centre) was spotted moving west towards the potential war zone and appears to be the 217th Guards Parachute Regiment of the 98th Airborne Division. Meanwhile, a plane loaded with 300 Javelin anti-tank missiles landed in Kiev overnight (top), the latest part of a $200million US military aid shipment designed to bring death and destruction to Vladimir Putin's forces if he decides to invade (Putin bottom right). Javelins are American-made infrared missiles (bottom right) that lock on to their targets before rising high into the air and slamming down, making them particularly deadly against tanks because their armour is thinnest on the top.

Brazen thieves have been hitting the same Upper East Side Rite Aid for months, forcing it to close - and now, numerous small businesses in the upscale Manhattan neighborhood, where residents say they are on high alert because of rising crime, are worried they will soon suffer the same fate after a string of thefts. Shelves are already bare in the Rite Aid store, located at the corner of 80th Street and 2nd Avenue because it will shut its doors for good on February 15, the manager told DailyMail.com, a day after a thief was caught on video boldly sauntering out with shopping bags full of stolen goods. The brazen incident in one of New York City's wealthiest neighborhoods was only captured on camera because actor and comedian Michael Rapaport had stopped by to shop at the store himself.  He said it was 'pathetic' that brazen crime continues to spiral in the Big Apple because of soft-on-crime policies. 'These criminals know there are no ramifications. We have to put more of these mfers in jail,' he fumed to DailyMail.com. The Rite Aid's closure is just one of many in the city. On February 8, a Hell's Kitchen store which has been rife with robberies in recent months will close, and on the Upper West Side, another store which experienced daily thefts shut down in November. The chain announced last year that it was shutting down about 63 stores across the US in the next few years, citing cost-cutting measures - but workers say that the thefts are part of the reason for the closures as inventory dwindles.

Hochul - who is running for a full term after replacing sex pest ex-Governor Andrew Cuomo in 2021 - has said she'll be meeting Bragg for the first time on Friday. 'I know full well the powers that the governor has - I'll be having a conversation very shortly to convey, to let him tell me what his plans are and make sure that we're all in alignment.' Hochul has stopped short of demanding Bragg's removal from office, but added that she will 'be monitoring the situation very closely' to the New York Post Wednesday.

On-the-lam fugitive Nicholas Alahverdian was arrested last week in his pajamas after missing an extradition hearing in Scotland, where he's been living under an assumed identity after faking his own death to evade sex and fraud charges in the US. He was wearing pajamas, squirrel socks and an oxygen mask when he was nabbed last week and transported to an Edinburgh courthouse via ambulance

Prince Andrew (pictured centre 2001) last night demanded a 'trial by jury' as he hit back at accusations of rape and sexual assault made by a Jeffrey Epstein 'sex slave'. In his official response to claims made against him by Virginia Roberts (pictured centre at age 17) five months ago, the Queen's son issued 41 denials, rejecting all allegations of wrongdoing - but said a further 40 times that he 'lacks sufficient information to admit or deny' other claims. Andrew denies he ever sexually abused Roberts and refuses to 'admit or deny' her assertions that she was a victim of Epstein. He even denies being a 'close friend' of Epstein's girlfriend and now convicted sex trafficker, Ghislaine Maxwell (pictured right. Andrew and Maxwell pictured together bottom left)

President Joe Biden will keep his campaign promise to name a black woman to the Supreme Court, the White House confirmed on Wednesday amid reports Justice Stephen Breyer will retire at the end of the current term. The current court term will end in June or early July. Biden pledged during the 2020 presidential campaign to name a black woman as justice. 'The president has stated and reiterated his commitment to nominating a black woman to the Supreme Court and certainly stands by that,' White House press secretary Jen Psaki said at her daily press briefing. The pick would be historic, marking the first time a black woman was named to the highest court in the land. Several names are in the mix, including federal Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, who issued the 'presidents are not kings' ruling; Leondra Kruger, a justice on California's Supreme Court; federal Judge J. Michelle Childs of South Carolina who is a favorite of Rep. Jim Clyburn; and Judge Leslie Abrams Gardner, serves on Georgia's district court and is the sister of the voting-rights advocate Stacey Abrams.

The father, who has also chosen to remain anonymous to avoid 'physical harm' any backlash could entail and has a 'medical background,' told Fox News that he believes there is no stopping Thomas from reaching the highest level. 'She is most likely going to be representing you and I and all other Americans at the Olympics,' he said. He believes that other families don't speak out because think there's 'nothing they can do about it' but he wants to, on behalf of the swimmers and their aspirations.

MCCAIN: In isolation, I started ruminating as to whether the last days of American greatness were finally upon us, like so many pundits have been circulating over the past few years. No wonder there is a pandemic of depression, suicides and malaise. While it is not rational for me to think President Biden could stop a virus, however it is rational for me to believe he would help make the treatment, testing, and overall morale of the country better. Maybe this is the best that Biden and his administration thinks America has to offer or deserves, but I assure you there will be others out there who do not feel that way. And they will not let this country continue to be this sick - physically, emotionally, financially. We are Americans, we can do so much better than this and we owe it to ourselves and the generations ahead of us to do better. Biden may not believe in morning in America, but I sure as hell still do, just not under his failed leadership.

An attorney representing Matthew LaFountain, 37 (right), the last person to have seen Lauren Smith-Fields, 23 (left), of Connecticut, alive during a Bumble date in December, says his client maintains his innocence in connection with her death. Meanwhile, Darnell Crosland (inset), a lawyer for the woman's family, hit out at the state medical examiner for ruling her fentanyl-related death an accident without knowing when the drugs came from, and called on the Bridgeport police to take a closer look at LaFountain, who has not been arrested or accused of any wrongdoing.

Issa Ismail, a barber from Detroit, Michigan, was assigned female at birth. When she was 19, she announced that she was transgender and started transitioning to a male by taking testosterone. She took hormones for six years, and they completely changed her body. She also surgically remove her breasts, but soon realized she wasn't happy as a man. In February 2021, after developing depression, she decided to 'de-transition' back into a female and stopped the testosterone therapy altogether. Now, she has shared her experience in the hopes that she can help others who are struggling with their gender identity and are unsure about transitioning.

Kobe Bryant, the Los Angeles Lakers legend, died two years ago Wednesday in a helicopter crash that killed nine people, including his daughter, Gianna. Among the many tributes for the beloved basketball star that are being shared on the sad two-year anniversary: a statue of the NBA hall of famer, and proud father of four, with Gianna that was placed at the site of the tragic accident in a mountainous area of Calabasas in Los Angeles. The sculptor, Dan Medina, inscribed, 'Heroes come and go but legends are forever,' and honored the other seven victims with their names on a plaque, at the base of the statue.

Tristan Thompson is seemingly getting back to life as usual after publicly admitting to fathering a child with another woman while still in a relationship with Khloe Kardashian. In a TikTok video that surfaced this week, the 30-year-old NBA star was seen hanging out at a bar in Milwaukee, Wisconsin where a mystery woman appeared to be sitting on his lap. Thompson was dressed in a grey sweatsuit while the unidentified female was decked out in all-black.

Sara Schulting Kranz, 48, said she was filled with 'anger, pain, loss, shame, and regret' after she found out that her husband was living a secret double life. She said that uncovering her spouse's shocking infidelity brought up the severe trauma that she had faced when she was raped as a teenager. Sara (pictured left in a recent image) - who is now a life coach and certified wilderness guide in Hermosa Beach, California - met a man at the age of 17, who raped her and got her pregnant. She decided to keep the baby, her first son, and one year later, she met her future husband, David Kranz (pictured top right with Sara and her son on their wedding day), at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. 17 years into their marriage and two more sons later, David admitted that he was bisexual and that he had been 'betraying' her with men for 14 years. Despite the initial pain and anger that she felt, in the six or so years since Sara has come to forgive her ex-husband and said they are 'on really good terms now' (seen together bottom right in a recent social media post).

Shane Burcaw, 29, and his wife Hannah, 26, opened up about being in an interabled marriage on StyleLikeU's What's Underneath: Couples series. He was born with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), a neuromuscular disease that causes muscles to deteriorate over time, and is in a wheelchair. In the nearly 23-minute interview, Hannah removed both of their clothing, piece by piece, while sharing their love story and the misconceptions they have face. The YouTubers, who document their lives on their 'Squirmy and Grubs' channel, said the validity of their relationship is constantly being questioned by strangers. Hannah explained they get comments from jealous 'straight men' who wrongly assume that Shane can't have sex with her and think she should be with them. Shane noted that sex for them doesn't 'look like what you see in the movies,' but he 'can totally do it' and is usually the one to initiate it.

More than five decades after the first Peanuts special hit TV screens, fans are mourning the tragic loss of Peter, who was the original voice of Charlie Brown. The actor's family confirmed on Tuesday night that he died by suicide last week at age 65. Peanuts was first created as a comic strip in 1950 by Charles M. Schulz, and characters Charlie, Lucy, Linus, Sally, Violet, and Snoopy captured the nation. The comic became so popular - earning 355 million readers by 1960 - that it inspired a TV special called A Charlie Brown Christmas, which came out in 1965. It's been 57 years since the first Peanuts special aired, and the cast has certainly come a long way since then.

Mya Hooten, a sophomore at the University of Minnesota, wowed the judges with her floor routine at Monday's meet against the University of Michigan. While Minnesota ultimately lost to No. 1-ranked Michigan, 198.025 to 197.650, the crowd at Maturi Pavilion went wild over Hooten's performance. The 19-year-old earned a perfect 10 for her routine, which was set to an instrumental medley of songs from Beyoncé's Homecoming. Minnesota Women's Gymnastics tweeted a video of Hooten's performance on Monday, and it has been viewed more than 290,000 times. Lee, the 2020 Olympic all-around champion, was among the fans who praised Hooten's performance.

With style that looked more at home in a horror film than a fashion show, models took to the catwalk yesterday in hunched-back outfits. These outlandish designs were the latest creations from Dutch fashion duo Viktor and Rolf at Paris Couture Week. They threw out the fashion rulebook with bizarre hunched and high-padded shoulders on blazers and dresses, that framed the models' faces.

Australian mum, Cas Piggot, shared how she transformed a dusty old garage into a chic family home using materials and homewares from Bunnings and Kmart. The mum-of-four posted her budget renovation to popular Facebook group, Kmart Inspired Homes, which drew in thousands of likes and hundreds of impressed comments. The mum-of-four said she used 'lots of Kmart' and furniture from Bunnings to style her space. The stylish kitchen was made using flat-pack cupboards, $99 benchtops, a sink and a tap all from Bunnings and cost Cas no more than $1700.

A thief known for his unique approach - slithering into businesses to avoid motion-activated alarms - has been caught wriggling into a gold exchange and making off with $50,000 worth of silver. Surveillance footage shows the so-called 'snake burglar' crawling on the carpet of Crown Gold Exchange (inset) in Riverside, California, about 55 mi east of Los Angeles, sometime last week. The thief broke into a vacant storefront next door, used a hammer to break the drywall, and wriggled into Crown Gold Exchange, where he spent five minutes rummaging through the backroom, owner Cesar Meyer told KTLA. His approach is similar to that of a burglar who broke into at least six businesses in Riverside in recent months, police say. At Body Tan Salon and Spa, a man kicked in a side window at ground level and cut through sheet rock before sliding in and taking all the money from the register. California has been plagued by smash-and-grab looters and rising property crimes during the past year.

Sir Thomas Hildebrand Preston, British Consul General in Kaunas, Lithuania, (pictured left with a monocle) issued hundreds of travel visas to Jewish people seeking to flee the Nazis despite the objection of Whitehall. At the time, Nazis and racist mobs, pictured right, were murdering thousands of Jews. Japanese diplomat Sugihara Chuine, inset left, also issued travel documents to Jews

Reddit users from around the world have shared the worst design designs they've ever spotted. Pictured top left to right: A toilet cubicle with no privacy, shower located above a towel rack and carpark machine without a green button to press. Pictured bottom left to right: Elevator sign that suggests a risk of being hung, toilet off limits to under 18s and bathroom vanity units covered in carpet.

Julian Fellowes' new period drama, premiered in the US on Monday and on HBO and Virgin Atlantic in the UK last night, but failed to impress critics from The Guardian and New York Times, with the latter branding the series a 'dime-store Downton' that presented a 'muddled and slapdash portrait' and a tale that bordered on caricature. Meanwhile, the Guardian's Lucy Mangan compared it to a variant of the coronavirus and advised viewers to arm themselves with PPE.

Australia Day, held on the 26 January every year, is a controversial date in the country as it marks the anniversary of British colonisation of Australia, with Indigenous activists considering it as 'Invasion Day'. Millions of Australians hit the coast on Wednesday and enjoyed traditional BBQs and backyard cricket on the beaches. But scores of Indigenous rights activists took to the streets of the Australian capital Canberra and cities across the country and called for the national day to be shifted from January 26 - a date many Indigenous people mark with a massacre and mourning ceremonies. Argument rages over how history should remember a fleet of 11 British ships carrying a human cargo of convicts arriving at Port Jackson in present-day Sydney on January 26, 1788. For indigenous Australians, Australia Day marks the start of white colonisation and persecution, including massacres of their people.

The Australian woman, Alana, said she used a solution of hot water and Aldi's $1.25 Di-San Oxy Action stain remover with eucalyptus oil. Alana also used a detailing brush from Supercheap Auto to make her Converse sneakers gleaming white in just 30 minutes. 'I sprayed the sneakers with ALDI Di-San and left them for about half an hour before scrubbing them with a detailing brush,' Alana wrote.

The man, who goes by Khaos Blackmetal on TikTok, found himself locked inside the Aldi with another customer in April of 2020 and recently shared video. The lone employee locked up and left more than 15 minutes before closing time and didn't check to see if any customers remained. He said that he was stuck inside with another customer and waved through the window to get her attention as she drove off. They waited 30 minutes for police to arrive and drank a bottle of wine.

The Friendship Hospital (main) in Satkhira was awarded The Riba International Prize 2021 - an accolade that's awarded every two years to a building that 'exemplifies design excellence and architectural ambition and delivers meaningful social impact'. Every longlisted building was visited by international experts. Pictured top right is The Polygon Gallery in Vancouver, Canada, which was a finalist along with The National Memorial For Peace And Justice in Alabama (bottom right)

Holly Harper, 41, from Washington, D.C. detailed how she bought a four-unit apartment building with her friend Herrin Hopper in an essay for Insider. After separating from her partner of 17 years in early 2018 and selling their family home, she knew she couldn't afford a duplex or condo in the area on her budget. In June 2020, Harper and Hopper bought a place together and offered the fourth unit to another single mother as a rent-to-own option. After a few months, the three mothers and their five kids were all living under the same roof with three dogs, two hamsters, and a gecko.