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Hundreds of Ukrainian civilians performing daily tasks killed, UN says

A new report from the United Nations High Commission for Human Rights documents the killing of 441 civilians in three Northern regions of Ukraine that were under Russian control during the early part of the war.

Idaho student murders: Police reach key stage in investigation as heartbroken families wait for answers

Moscow police are beginning the process of returning belongings from four murdered University of Idaho students to their families as the investigation into their deaths continues.

New York man charged with hate crime after antisemitic attack on father and son

A New York man has been arrested for an alleged antisemitic attack on a father and son on Tuesday.

Schumer takes victory lap after Georgia win gives Democrats expanded Senate majority

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) is taking a victory lap on Capitol Hill Wednesday after Sen. Raphael Warnock’s runoff win in Georgia gave the Democrats a 51-49 majority, a gain from the current 50-50 split.

Bill to end Tiger King-style exploitation roars through Senate, heads to Biden

Tiger King star Carole Baskin secured a victory for her beloved big cats Tuesday evening.

‘As odious as it is baffling’: Actor exits GAC after Candace Cameron Bure marriage remark

Actor Neal Bledsoe is leaving GAC Media following comments from a prominent executive at the network, Candace Cameron Bure, on "traditional marriage."

Texas lawmaker subpoenas BlackRock for ESG-related documents

A Texas state senator has subpoenaed BlackRock to hand over documents related to environmental, social, and governance initiatives — another instance of Republican backlash against the investment firm.

Fauci bemoans ‘extreme’ divide that led to lopsided COVID-19 deaths

Dr. Anthony Fauci bemoaned the political divide in the country and faulted "extreme" politics for lopsided COVID-19 deaths.

Stimulus update: Maryland teachers getting $1,000 Christmas bonus in nine days

Employees at a school district in Maryland can expect some extra pocket cash ahead of the Christmas holiday.

Republicans plan investigation into Biden’s deadly Afghanistan withdrawal

House Republicans are beginning to lay the groundwork for their first investigations into the Biden administration, starting with a review of the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan last year.

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