NEWS
Manhunt in Russia for Armed 'Deserter' Who Shot Police
Russia's western Rostov region has been placed under lockdown after the suspected deserter from the Russian army fired at police officers.
U.S. Wants China to 'Get COVID Right': Antony Blinken
China appears to be relaxing some of its COVID protocols, Blinken said on Monday.
Fact Check: Did Lauren Boebert Say Donald Trump Hadn't Paid Any Taxes?
A tweet, attributed to Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert, suggested Donald Trump couldn't be charged with fraud because he "didn't pay any taxes."
Herschel Walker Confronted by Grim Forecast on Election Day
Herschel Walker will likely need every vote if he is to beat the odds and defeat his opponent Warnock, a situation made worse by poor weather conditions.
Anderson Lee Aldrich Returns to Court Over Club Q Shooting
The 22-year-old suspect is accused of being the armor-clad shooter who murdered five people and wounded 17 more in a gay nightclub in Colorado last month.
Multiple McDonald's Restaurants Caught Violating Child Labor Laws
An investigation by the Department of Labor found child labor violations involving 101 minors at 13 McDonald's locations in the greater Pittsburgh area.
Starbucks Customer Attacked With Knife in Random Attack, Video Shows
Police have said they are looking for a white man between the ages of 30 and 40 in relation to the incident.
Diesel Fuel Shortage Update as Supply Increases in Time for Holidays
"Refiners had been struggling to meet demand, but with maintenance now over, they're better able to produce enough diesel," an expert told Newsweek.
Meghan Markle's Netflix Show Will Be Scrutinized by Sister's Libel Lawyers
Samantha Markle's lawyer told Newsweek they will "100 percent" search the documentary for material they can use in an ongoing court battle with Meghan.
Russia Will Punish Officers Who Allowed Ukraine Drone Attack to Happen—U.K.
The Kremlin has blamed Ukraine for strikes on two of its air bases.
Russia Risks Collapse Over Ukraine Debacle, Lawmaker Warns
Boris Nadezhdin was accused of pushing anti-state rhetoric as he warned of the collapse of Russia.
Police Searching for 'Prince Charming' Who Left Shoes at Crime Scene
Police said the Nike shoes were left at the crime scene by the thief.
Idaho Police Puzzled by Four-Hour Gap in Timeline of Murder Victims
Police have appealed for information about Xana Kernodle and Ethan Chapin's whereabouts in the hours before they were killed along with two other students.
Adultery Made Illegal for 275 Million People
Lawmakers in Indonesia's parliament approved legislation on Tuesday, in a move that will see premarital and extramarital sex banned.
Neil Gorsuch Remarks During Supreme Court Gay Rights Case Spark Concern
The Trump-nominated conservative justice accused the state of Colorado of having subjected baker Jack Phillips to a "re-education program."
Kremlin Planning Database To Track Movement of Conscripts Evading War
The "database" is allegedly connect to plans by the Kremlin to conduct another covert mobilization drive in February 2023.
Emily Rainey Photo With Sheriff Amid North Carolina Outage Raises Questions
Moore County Sheriff Ronnie Fields said deputies had determined Rainey's posts about what caused the outage were "false."
Ground Beef E. coli Fears in Texas After Contaminated Meat Discovered
The product wasn't recalled as it was last on sale on December 1, but some could still have it in their fridge.
Kevin McCarthy Threatens to Defund Military If Vaccine Mandate Not Lifted
Kevin McCarthy has said that the vaccine mandate is a reason why the military has been failing to meet its recruitment targets.
Kanye West Tells Jews 'Forgive Hitler' Amid Antisemitism Controversy
"You can't force your pain on everyone else. Jewish people, forgive Hitler today," West told Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnes.
Russia Says Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant on Its 'Territory,' Won't Withdraw
"There can be no talk of any withdrawal," a Russian military spokesperson said. "The station is located on Russian territory and is fully controlled by Russia."
Russian Bloggers Mad at 'Military's Inability' to Stop Airbase Strikes: ISW
One Russian blogger called the country's military leaders "sheep" who "continue to demonstrate their absolute unsuitability."