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Russia's Deadliest Drones Not Designed for Winter Cold, Ukraine Claims
Russia is boasting of other drones not supplied by Iran that are being used successfully by ground forces in parts of Ukraine.
Iowa Facility Experimented on People With Disabilities—DoJ
An investigation was launched into the Glenwood Resource Center following allegations that some vulnerable residents had been used as human guinea pigs.
Putin Just Began His 'Inevitable' Barrage of Mass Missile Strikes
The full extent of the damage caused by Russia's wave of strikes on Monday was not immediately known.
HIMARS Developer to Begin Making High Energy Laser Weapons
Lockheed Martin is developing an American variant of a new Israeli missile system that Ukraine previously requested to bolster its defense against Russia.
Aaron Dean Murder Trial Having No Black Jurors Sparks Outrage
Atatiana Jefferson, a Black woman, was fatally shot by the white former police officer through a window in Fort Worth, Texas.
Mystery of 'Boy in the Box' Sparks Various Theories Over Six Decades
New DNA evidence has allowed police to identity the boy and find his birth certificate according to reports.
Tanner Horner Accused of Rape Years Before Allegedly Killing Athena Strand
A woman accused Horner of being a rapist in a Facebook post from 2019, three years before his arrest in the case of Athena Strand.
Ukraine Air Defenses and Winter Weather Limiting Russian Attacks, U.K. Says
"The Russian air force will likely continue a low rate of ground attack operations through the poor winter weather," Britain's defense ministry assessed.
Petition to Disqualify Donald Trump From Running Gets Over 100k Signatures
The MoveOn petition accuses the former president of violating the 14th Amendment over his actions around the January 6 riot.
Ukraine War Updates: Poll Shows Declining Russian Support for War, Report
Russia on Monday launched a new round of missile strikes on Ukraine.
Fact Check: Does Photo Show 'Family Babysitter' Jill With Joe Biden?
A viral tweet alleges Jill was a 15-year-old babysitter for the president's family before they were married.
The Countries Accused of Helping China Set Up "Police Stations" Abroad
A new report from a human rights organization says more than 100 Chinese "police stations" have been set up around the world, some of them with local help.
Amy Coney Barrett Under Pressure as Supreme Court Gay Rights Case Begins
Barrett has not recused herself from the case despite calls for her to step down due to her affiliation with anti-gay Christian groups.
Prince Harry Appears to Accuse 'The Family' of Leaking, Planting Stories
In the latest trailer for Harry and Meghan's Netflix docuseries, the prince discussed his family and the couple's relationship with the press.
Meghan Markle, Prince Harry Trailer Shows Kate Middleton 'in Crisis'
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's new Netflix trailer nods to a 2010 magazine that said Queen Elizabeth II was "embarrassed of Kate and her partying family."
Energy Company Worker Mauled to Death by Two Dogs
A Bandog Bullmastiff and a Rhodesian Ridgeback cross were seized by animal control officers following the attack.
Video of Christian Calling Masturbation 'Witchcraft' Sparks Debate
The video has gone viral on TikTok and Twitter and been viewed almost 900,000 times.
Alarm Bells Ring for Raphael Warnock as Georgia Voters Head to Polls
A recent poll found that 11 percent of Governor Brian Kemp-Warnock voters said they would switch to Herschel Walker for the Georgia Senate runoff.
Man Attacked by Crocodile Had to Wade Through Rapids to Escape
"I was very lucky—if it was a big one, I could have had no leg or no heartbeat right about now," Kyle Hutchinson said.
Explosions Reported at Two Russian Air Bases, Damaging Bomber Planes
Ukraine hasn't yet claimed responsibility for the attacks, which resulted in two long-range Tupolev Tu-95 bombers being damaged.
Who Is Tanner Lynn Horner? FedEx Driver Admits to Murder of Athena Strand
The suspect confessed to kidnapping the 7-year-old girl from the driveway of her Texas home and later directed police to her body, officials say.
Russian Commander 'Executed' Following Mass Desertions of His Unit: Report
Viktor Sevalnev, a 43-year-old ex-convict, was recruited by the Wagner Group, a Russian mercenary outfit, for President Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine.