A Brazilian lawmaker implored the U.S. government to initiate extradition proceedings for former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro from the United States on Monday in the wake of his supporters' attack on government buildings.
Russian forces claimed to have killed hundreds of Ukrainian troops this weekend in response to a recent mass casualty event Ukrainians conducted against them, but there’s scant evidence Moscow's strike actually happened.
A federal judge pumped the brakes on key portions of a New Jersey gun control law restricting how and where one can carry a firearm in public in the state Monday.
Facebook's independent content moderation board decided to overturn the platform's decision to take down a post protesting the Iranian government and wishing death to Iran's leadership.
A California National Guard general was relieved of command after a string of noted violations, including an instance in which he forced his men to take his mother shopping.
Fisher-Price renewed a recall Monday of all models of its Rock ‘n Play Sleepers. The company recalled the product in 2019 after it led to 30 reports of infant deaths.
Outgoing Gov. Asa Hutchinson (R-AR) issued a warning to Republican lawmakers to ensure that any impeachment proceeding they pursue over the next two years must be based on actual wrongdoing rather than disagreements over policy proposals.
The difference between Russia's and the United States's judicial systems is a major factor in negotiations to release Americans detained by Moscow, former U.S. Ambassador to Russia John Sullivan believes.
