Alexander Smirnov, charged with providing false information about Hunter and Joe Biden, allegedly implicated Russian intelligence involvement despite being released on bond by a federal judge.
An Alabama Supreme Court decision recognizing fertilized eggs as children in civil cases could disrupt fertility treatments, raising concerns about the future of IVF and embryo handling in the state.
Haley pledges to continue her presidential campaign against Trump until "the last person votes," despite trailing in polls ahead of the South Carolina primary and facing skepticism about her path forward.
Nate Silver urged President Biden to reassure voters of his capability or step aside for a new candidate, criticizing his media avoidance and highlighting concerns over his age and strategy.
Arizona's GOP, anticipating a Supreme Court decision in favoring Trump’s ballot eligibility, has proposed a bill to disqualify Biden if Trump is disqualified, showcasing political theater over governance.
Ahead of the election, Wall Street anticipates market impacts, focusing on a "red wave" with Trump and the GOP affecting taxes and bond yields, and considering "blue wave" or divided government outcomes.
January is the deadliest month in the U.S., showing a 20% higher death rate compared to August, the least lethal month, mainly due to heart disease and respiratory infections exacerbated by cold weather.
Joe Klein examines Trump's legal challenges, expressing a desire for accountability, questioning verdict fairness, and highlighting the political and racial dynamics at play in these legal battles.
In April, the Supreme Court will review a case potentially reshaping homelessness management, focusing on penalizing outdoor sleeping when no shelters are available amid growing homelessness.
The Biden administration secretly worked to deter Russia from testing a space weapon by initiating talks, fearing public awareness might jeopardize efforts and compromise intelligence sources.
X suspended and later reinstated Yulia Navalnaya's account due to an anti-spam error. Navalnaya faced visibility issues after vowing to continue her late husband Alexei Navalny's resistance against Putin.
The Supreme Court declined to review a challenge to a Virginia public school's admissions policy considering socioeconomic factors over race, following a prior decision against race-based admissions.
The US will announce a major sanctions package against Russia on Friday to hold it accountable for Alexei Navalny's death and its ongoing war with Ukraine, as confirmed by John Kirby and Jake Sullivan.
Dominic Miller and Lyndell Mays were charged with second-degree murder after their dispute led to a fatal shooting near Union Station during the Chiefs rally, killing Lisa Lopez-Galvan and injuring others.
A 2021 survey indicates higher depression rates among people living alone compared to those with cohabitants, underscoring loneliness effect on mental health and the value of social support.
MLB players and fans criticize the new Fanatics jerseys as "cheap," because of fit, fabric, and stitching issues, despite MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred's defense of their design as performance wear.
The trial over the handwritten lyrics to the Eagles' "Hotel California" involves book dealers charged with conspiring to sell the manuscript without rights -- a rare criminal case in collectible disputes.
A 2021 survey indicates higher depression rates among people living alone compared to those with cohabitants, underscoring loneliness's effect on mental health and the value of social support.
YouTubers Ruby Franke and Jodi Hildebrandt got up to 30-year sentences for child abuse, following a plea from Franke's child and allegations of severe mistreatment and religious extremism.
The audio of Kelce's heated exchange with coach Reid might never be released, potentially due to the Chiefs' intervention, despite Kelce being mic'd up, as the NFL tends to protect sensitive content.
Elon Musk has been nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize by a Norwegian MP for his support of free speech and creating a more connected world, alongside contenders like Julian Assange.
Over 150,000 borrowers repaying for 10 years will receive $1.2 billion in debt cancellation under Biden's SAVE plan, targeting community college students and those in financial hardship.
