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Five dead, dozens injured in South Korea tunnel fire

Five people are dead and dozens of others are injured after a fire burned in a tunnel near the South Korean capital Thursday.

More than 120 new missile strikes launched by Russia Thursday: Zelensky adviser says

Fresh Russian missile strikes could be heard across Ukraine early Thursday morning, including in the country's capital of Kyiv.

Team Biden tries to boost immigration legislation with border chaos

With illegal immigration soaking up headlines as the calendar turns to 2023, President Joe Biden is aggressively promoting a nearly two-year-old reform bill as his primary solution.

Supporting Ukraine and countering China top the Pentagon’s 2023 to-do list

The Department of Defense is heading into the new year confronting a bevy of issues vital to national security, ranging from continuing to help Ukraine fend off Russian aggression, accounting for the gradually depleting U.S. stockpiles of weapons, and dealing with the continued threat from China.

No charges filed in elite school sex abuse investigation

No criminal charges have been filed over complaints of sexual misconduct stretching back decades at an elite private boarding school in southern California, but law enforcement says that doesn't mean children weren't victimized.

Jan. 6 committee withdraws Trump subpoena

The House committee investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol riot withdrew its subpoena of former President Donald Trump on Wednesday.

Senate Democrats open probe into automakers over potential ties to Chinese forced labor

Democrats in the Senate have opened a probe into whether major automobile manufacturers use parts assembled by forced labor in China in cars sold in the United States.

US could expand border expulsions for Nicaraguans, Haitians, and Cubans: Report

The Biden administration is allegedly planning to expand its expulsions of immigrants from Haiti, Nicaragua, and Cuba caught along the southern border, according to Reuters.

Twitter experiences global outage for desktop users

Twitter users around the world reported that the social media platform was not working on most desktops Wednesday evening.

House sergeant-at-arms claims Jan 6. law enforcement response would have been different if rioters were black

The sergeant-at-arms for the House of Representatives claimed that the police response to the Jan. 6 insurrection on Capitol Hill would have been "vastly different" if the rioters were black.
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