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Imprisoned Russian dissident Alexei Navalny, 46, alleged he was thrown into solitary confinement on New Year's Eve for cleaning his face roughly 30 minutes too early.

A gang of masked thieves stole up to $2 million worth of high-end jewelry on Sunday during a smash-and-grab heist in New York City.

The Food and Drug Administration has increasingly exercised its power to delay drug companies' testing of experimental drugs in recent years, a possible byproduct of newer medical technologies that offer promise but may pose additional risks.

The state of Florida could end up paying $1 million to defend itself against a class-action lawsuit filed by immigrants from Venezuela who were flown from Texas to Martha's Vineyard last year.

A customer in a Texas restaurant shot and killed a man who police said was robbing patrons.

Ghislaine Maxwell is adjusting to prison life following her convictions related to her role in Jeffrey Epstein's sexual abuse of minors.

Janet Yellen has reportedly agreed to remain secretary of the Treasury after a request from President Joe Biden.

The Department of Defense will begin training Ukrainian forces on the Patriot missile system at Fort Sill in Oklahoma as soon as next week.

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg took a government jet for a trip to New York City last April, then flew back to Washington only hours later after a series of meetings, according to reports.