Imprisoned Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny, 47, has died in prison while serving a 19-year sentence in the harsh IK-3 penal colony in Kharp, with the cause of death under investigation.
DA Fani Willis defended against misconduct accusations, asserting her personal relationship didn't impact the election case's integrity, despite contentious exchanges and financial benefit allegations.
An FBI informant was charged for false information about Hunter Biden, alleging Joe and Hunter were paid millions to influence a Ukrainian prosecutor's firing despite warnings for truthfulness.
Trump's New York hush-money trial, related to suppressing extramarital affair stories from his 2016 campaign, starts with jury selection on March 25, his first criminal trial amid his campaign.
Trump attorney Alina Habba expressed skepticism about a favorable outcome in the NY civil fraud trial, indicating plans to appeal and criticizing the trial's perceived bias and political motivations.
Robert Hur will testify before the House Judiciary Committee on March 12 about his probe into Biden's classified material handling, ending without charges but highlighting concerns about Biden's memory.
Israel's military raided Nasser hospital in Gaza, alleging Hamas operations, causing catastrophic conditions and forcing staff and patients to flee, amid international concern over humanitarian impact.
White House lawyers criticized Special Counsel Robert Hur's report on Biden's memory to AG Garland, arguing it violated DOJ policies and highlighting tensions over its handling and political impact.
Joe Manchin, on his "listening tour," hints at choosing Romney as a running mate for a potential third-party presidential bid, criticizes Biden, and remains ambiguous about his 2024 campaign intentions.
The White House confirmed that Russia is developing anti-satellite capabilities, posing a serious national security threat, but clarified that it is not an immediate danger to safety and has not been deployed.
The Chiefs parade shooting, which resulted in 22 victims including one fatality, stemmed from a dispute among several individuals and not terrorism, with two juveniles in custody pending charges.
Travis Kelce faced criticism on social media for partying at a sports bar shortly after the Kansas City Chiefs parade shooting, with some fans calling his actions disrespectful while others defended him.
The DOJ inspector general reported 187 inmate suicides among 344 non-medical deaths in federal prisons over eight years, spotlighting systemic issues including staffing shortages and failures.
A survey reveals 80% of Americans criticize the government's handling of the migrant influx at the border, citing economic and security concerns, with partisan divides on causes and solutions.
Aides and allies discuss the possibility of Trump delivering the GOP's response to Biden's State of the Union, but Trump is leaning against it. The decision rests with GOP congressional leaders.
Rachel Dolezal, infamous for falsely claiming to be Black, was fired from her position in an Arizona school over content on her OnlyFans account, violating the district's social media and staff ethics policies.
Penn State trustees held private meetings to discuss naming the football field after Joe Paterno, potentially violating state law, amid hesitations due to his firing during the Sandusky scandal.
An OnlyFans mom's car decal advertising her account resulted in the expulsion of her two children and seven others from a Florida private Christian school, following a dispute and media attention.
Paul McCartney's long-lost Höfner bass guitar, stolen over 50 years ago, has been returned after a global search found it in a west London pub. The iconic instrument is famously linked to the Beatles' early days.
Robert Plant and Alison Krauss announce their Can't Let Go Tour starting June 2 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, with tickets on sale this Friday, featuring music from their albums "Raising Sand" and "Raise the Roof."
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Iranian navy Rear Adm. Shahram Irani announced Iran's "property rights" in Antarctica, aiming to raise the flag for military purposes, despite limited international recognition of territorial claims.
Plastics producers have promoted recycling their products as an environmental solution for decades despite firsthand knowledge that it was not feasible, according to a report published Thursday.
