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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov described German and US intentions as ‘a rather disastrous plan’

Until now, the United States has resisted the move, citing extensive and complex maintenance and logistical challenges with the high-tech vehicles

The report is expected to include recommendations for Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis on possible criminal prosecution

The company is the world’s largest ticket seller, processing 500 million tickets each year in more than 30 countries

‘There are simply too many guns in this country. And there has to be a change,’ San Mateo County Board of Supervisors President Dave Pine said Monday

The government alleges that the company’s plan to assert dominance in online ads has been to ‘neutralize or eliminate’ rivals through acquisitions

The former vice president ‘was unaware of the existence of sensitive or classified documents at his personal residence,’ according to his attorney

Several senior Ukrainian officials lost their jobs Tuesday in a corruption scandal plaguing President Volodymyr Zelenskiy’s government as it grapples with the nearly 11-month-old Russian invasion

US legislation, profit motives, medical advances and patents are some of the reasons why new treatments are becoming more and more costly

Presidents Lula da Silva and Alberto Fernández sign an integration agreement that includes joint energy and financing initiatives

Since January 16, there have been a string of massacres in the United States, accounting for 39 deaths

The police have arrested 67-year-old Chunli Zhao in connection with the shooting

Assistant US Attorney Jane Kim described the evidence against former gynecologist Robert Hadden as ‘devastating’ and ‘damning’

The lawsuits were dismissed Jan. 13 after the inmates’ attorneys and the state Department of Corrections said improvements have been made during the past three years

Cartel leaders viewed García Luna as ‘the best investment they had,’ said Villarreal Barragan, who pleaded guilty himself to drug trafficking

DeSantis said his administration rejected the College Board’s Advanced Placement African American Studies course because he wants ‘education, not indoctrination’

While more than 80% of the population has had at least one vaccine dose, only 16% of those eligible have received the latest boosters

Relatives have accused the officers of beating the 29-year-old and causing him to have a heart attack and kidney failure

‘The incident was definitely targeted. It was not random. There was nothing random about this,’ said authorities

It’s another major victory for the Justice Department, which is also trying to secure sedition convictions against the former leader of the Proud Boys and four associates

The Democratic representative, who experienced the Capitol riots just days after his son committed suicide, spoke with EL PAÍS about his participation in the committee to investigate the events of January 6, 2021. He vows that his battle with illness will not compromise his ‘struggle to defend democracy’

The billionaire is facing a class action lawsuit filed by investors alleging he misled them with a tweet saying funding was secured to take his electric car company private

Charles McGonigal allegedly worked to have Deripaska’s sanctions lifted in 2019 and took money from him in 2021 to investigate a rival oligarch

A jury convicted Richard “Bigo” Barnett on all eight counts in his indictment, including felony charges of civil disorder and obstruction of an official proceeding

Members of the public were allowed to line up to view her casket and weren’t required to wear the shoe coverings that palace visitors normally have to wear as a preservation precaution

It took state agents 13 months of investigation to charge him with two counts of murder

‘I’m better for this job than Kyrsten Sinema because I haven’t forgotten where I came from,’ the Democrat said