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The bombshell investigation comes as the online retailer embarks on its "Prime Day," offering deals on thousands of products over June 21-22.

Ebrahim Raisi, a hardline figure, has already been sanctioned by the U.S. for his involvement in the mass execution of 5,000 political prisoners in 1988.

The alleged debt dates back to 1973, when Richard Nixon was president and Rick Wosmanski was a 19-year-old student.

The Vermont senator said Washington should cooperate with Beijing on issues such as climate change, pandemics, nuclear proliferation and economic inequality.

Sadly for Chris Williamson, he is unable to withdraw his $1.4-trillion fortune. He believes his newfound wealth was due to a glitch in the Coinbase system.

Benjamin Glynn, 39, had his passport confiscated by Singaporean authorities and is worried that he will have to wait up to 12 months until he goes on trial.

The public prosecutor said the skeleton was found "fleshless" and fully clothed. Investigators do not suspect foul play, and believe the man may have died after falling.

The body was reportedly discovered when a 911 emergency call was made by a neighbor to report a fire. Emergency services found a burned out truck with a body lying behind it.

Witnesses said the woman was apparently trying to take a shortcut before she lost her footing on loose rocks, falling about 100 feet to her death.

The body of Pamela Paz, 44, of Smyrna, was found on May 2 in a small parking area on Pennington Bend Road outside Nashville. A medical examiner said she appears to have been strangled.

The Georgia lawmaker is under fire for comparing COVID-19 restrictions with the mass genocide of the Jewish people.

The Russian President will meet Joe Biden at a crunch summit in Geneva, Switzerland. The Ukraine, as well as jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny, will be on the agenda.

The president was talking about how the United States and Russia can work together to help the people of "Libya."

The Florida lawmaker appeared to make a comparison with the possibility of Donald Trump coming back to re-run as president in 2024.

A French company that partly owns and helps operate the plant claimed the radiation limits were above French safety standards, CNN reported.

A popular video released on June 1 on Instagram incorrectly said that Biden intends to extended high school education by four more years.

The May 2019 video shows Harris asking the then-attorney general whether anyone at the White House suggested to him that he should open an investigation into anyone.

Florida, Arkansas, Idaho and Oklahoma have all banned the academic theory, which examines the ways race and racism intersect with politics, culture and the law.

The South Carolina senator claimed no one was afraid of President Biden, but the "bad guys" feared Donald Trump.

The Ryerson statue had already been vandalized earlier in the week after the suspected remains of 215 indigenous children were found.

Police said the 32-year-old was walking out of the theater when a man came up behind her and stabbed her multiple times.

The Alabama GOP congressman revealed the information when he was accusing California Democratic Representative Eric Swalwell's team of sneaking into his house to serve his wife with a lawsuit.

Mo Brooks, a staunch Donald Trump ally, took to Twitter on Sunday to complain about Eric Swalwell, alleging that his team broke into his house to serve a complaint to his wife.

The FBI director compared the challenges posed by recent ransomware attacks to the issues presented by the September 11 terrorist attacks.

Smith's social media history indicates that he regularly engaged with issues of racial injustice. One photo on social media shows Smith posing with civil rights attorney Ben Crump.

The U.S. Marshal Service said it was attempting to arrest the suspect, wanted on a state arrest warrant, on gun charges.

According to Dougherty County Coroner Michael Fowler, the victim is a middle-aged white woman, whose death is considered suspicious.

The flier contained a mock-up of a flier for a faux event featuring Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton discussing "violent insurrection."

U.S. plants are likely to be operational from Thursday, while the Australian plants are expected to reopen on Friday or at the beginning of next week.

The former president's blog lasted less than a month, but adviser Jason Miller said it was "auxiliary to the broader efforts."