The Rundown -- April 24

# Times Investigation: "Cash Flowed to Clinton Foundation Amid Russian Uranium Deal"; the details

# Kadyrov gives his security services permission to fire on Russian special forces if they come uninvited

# Pro-Putin activists launch Russian answer to Charlie Hebdo

# Russian defense ministry claims U.S. troops are in eastern Ukraine

# NGOs warn of increasing domestic violence in Ukraine

# Internal refugees struggle to get by in Ukraine

# Video: The Texan fighting alongside east Ukraine separatists

# Moldovan soldiers battle bride in military stunt

# Iraqi woman most wanted by IS gives tearful account of extremist group’s atrocities

# With death of Adam Gadahn, "Al-Qaeda's American dream ends"

# Peshmerga: Pros and cons

# U.S. official says Iranian cargo ships have turned away from Yemen; reportedly consists of warships

# U.S. and Italian hostages accidentally killed in U.S. drone strikes

# Pakistani politicians decry "unfair" China corridor route

# Pakistan plans 12,000-strong security force to safeguard Chinese workers

# Holbrooke's diary reveals divide with Obama over Afghanistan policy

# Britain sidesteps saying genocide on mass killings of Armenians

# Turkey says Austria's recognition of genocide will have "permanent negative effects"

# Profile: Two generations after his grandfather fled mass slaughter, California-born Raffi Hovannisian returned to Armenia—and ran for president

# Turkey allegedly stopped Bosnian Serb leader from flying to Armenia; Turkey denies

# Devout Muslims claim crackdown in Tajikistan amid Syria fears

# The making of Periscope's first star