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Embattled FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried was denied bail in a Bahaman court on Tuesday after being arrested on Monday, with the judge saying he could attempt to flee the country.

Former Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout joined a Russian ultranationalist political party only days after his return to Russia following a prisoner swab for Brittney Griner, fueling speculations that he may run for the Russian Duma, one of Russia's chambers of parliament.

Top Senate Republicans said they don’t expect any tax provisions to be included in a must-pass spending bill that lawmakers are negotiating, all but dashing Democratic hopes of a child tax credit expansion.

The Loudoun County School Board is holding its first meeting since former Loudoun County Public Schools Superintendent Scott Ziegler was indicted on three misdemeanor charges.

Facing budget shortfalls and pressure from liberal activists, Seattle City Council members voted to slash dozens of positions from the city’s police force even as violence in Seattle grows.

Russia's arms dealers and mercenaries have fueled a “destabilizing” wave of violence in developing African countries, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin warned an audience of African leaders and diplomats.

As President Joe Biden continues to give mixed signals on if he will run for reelection in 2024, the public seems clear in its opinion, according to polling data.

A hungry, hungry hippo is going viral after it swallowed a 2-year-old boy whole, then spit him up alive.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer will force a vote on including Joe Manchin’s amended permitting reform bill in the must-pass defense spending bill, seeking to honor the agreement made to secure the West Virginia senator's support for climate spending legislation.

A decade ago, then-Vice President Joe Biden took Americans by surprise when he came out to support gay marriage, preempting former President Barack Obama by calling the decision “inevitable.”