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‘We will find you’: Russians using hit lists to hunt down influential Ukrainians

Several influential Ukrainians have been the targets of Russian forces as war between the two countries continues to escalate.

New bipartisan bill would force Big Tech to give researchers internal data

New bipartisan legislation would force Big Tech companies to hand over internal data to third-party researchers.

Bomb cyclone: Winter storm could cause frostbite in 10 minutes as states of emergency declared

Wind chills and frigid temperatures of close to -40F are prompting weather services to release warnings of frostbite within 10 minutes as Winter Storm Elliott begins to sweep across the United States.

DC poised to make bus service free throughout district starting in July

Commuters in Washington, D.C., can expect to see free bus service throughout the district as soon as next summer, thanks to a bill that passed through the city council earlier this week with unanimous support.

Social Security update: Direct increased SSI payment worth $914 to arrive in just 10 days

Supplemental Security Income recipients only need to wait a little more than a week before they receive a payment of $914 on Dec. 30, the first check reflecting an increase in their Social Security payments starting for 2023.

Ruff flight: Nashville family’s dog accidentally sent to Saudi Arabia by airline

A dog has finally been reunited with its owners in Tennessee after the pet was mistakenly shipped to Saudi Arabia.

WATCH: Terry Bradshaw reflects on the death of Steelers legend Franco Harris

Following the death of Pittsburgh Steelers legend and NFL Hall of Famer Franco Harris, his teammate and longtime friend Terry Bradshaw is among those paying tribute.

‘Grave Concern’: Republicans press Biden for border crisis answers as clock ticks on Title 42

EXCLUSIVE — Several House Republicans are calling on the Biden administration to provide answers and transparency for how it plans to deal with the migrant crisis at the southern border as the White House is poised to terminate the Trump-era Title 42 immigration policy any day now.

What is the ‘bomb cylone’ hitting the US this week?

As major Winter Storm Elliott is expected to make landfall this week across the Midwest and the East Coast, here are some details about what makes a "bomb cyclone."

Biden ‘annoyed’ by complaints from Harris’s husband over tough vice presidential assignments

President Joe Biden grew “annoyed” upon discovering that Vice President Kamala Harris’s husband had complained about her policy assignments, fueling questions inside the White House about the vice president’s inner circle.
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