Russian forces fired more than a dozen drones, officials in Ukraine announced Friday, one day after Moscow blasted multiple missiles in its most recent attack against the country's infrastructure.
The Ukrainian Canadian Congress petitioned the Canadian government Wednesday to block NHL superstar and Washington Capitals captain Alexander Ovechkin from playing in the country.
A small collection of residents in Alexandria, Virginia, who were selected to receive an extra $500 a month for the next two years, can expect to receive their first check in February.
Technology played a major role in the politics of 2022, from the roller coaster of changes surrounding a certain billionaire's purchase of a social platform to the struggles of cryptocurrency.
Long lines are reportedly forming outside funeral homes in China as the country struggles to tame a widespread COVID-19 outbreak, with estimates suggesting thousands are dying each day.
House Republicans railed against the release of former President Donald Trump’s tax returns on Friday, alleging that Democrats’ push to make them public was politically motivated.
A person believed to be connected to the quadruple homicide of four college students in Moscow, Idaho, has been taken into custody Friday, more than 2,000 miles away in Monroe County, Pennsylvania, according to reports.
Twitter is closing its Seattle offices and asking employees there to work from home amid Elon Musk's efforts to cut back on costs after purchasing the company for $44 billion.
