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BREAKING: Hunter Biden Indicted on Federal Gun Charges – Three Counts Related to Possession of Gun While Using Narcotics
Hunter Biden was indicted on federal gun charges on Thursday.
English banished from press conference in China
President Nicolas Maduro of Venezuela urged a Chinese reporter to speak Mandarin, not English, at a press conference in Beijing
Chip designer Arm shares up 20 percent as it begins trading
British chip designer Arm saw its share price jump by 20 percent as it began trading on the Nasdaq stock exchange in New York Thursday.
US taps business leader to bring Ukraine investment
US President Joe Biden on Thursday tapped Penny Pritzker, a billionaire businesswoman who served as commerce secretary
NASA joins the still controversial search for UFOs
NASA on Thursday officially joined the search for UFOs -- but reflecting the stigma attached to the field, the US space agency wouldn't
Moody’s downgrades China property sector to negative
Moody's on Thursday downgraded China's property sector outlook to negative from stable, saying weaker growth was impacting
NASA Report: UFOs Are a Threat to US Airspace, Administrator Nelson Says Aliens ‘Out There’
According to a recent NASA report, there are still unidentified objects in our skies that might pose a threat to US airspace. NASA has also
In Tell-All Interview, Trump Holds His Ground as Megyn Kelly Grills Him on Dr. Fauci, Lockdown Measures, and the Creation of Operation Warp Speed (VIDEO)
Megyn Kelly sat down with former President Donald Trump to discuss a range of topics, including his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr.
In Huge Blow to Fani Willis, Judge Rejects Request to Try All Trump Georgia RICO Defendants Together
In a huge blow to Fulton County DA Fani Willis, a Georgia judge on Thursday rejected a request to try all of the Trump RICO defendants together.
US to sanction companies in NATO state – Reuters
Washington is reportedly set to sanction five Turkish companies and one individual for helping Russia to skirt penalties
Global youth increasingly doubt benefits of democracy – Soros poll
Young people are losing trust in the benefits of democracy compared to older groups, according to a new survey
Kim’s Russia visit will last a ‘few more days’: Kremlin
President Vladimir Putin has accepted an invitation to visit North Korea from leader Kim Jong Un, the Kremlin said Thursday
Russia expels two US diplomats for links to ‘spy’
Russia on Thursday said it was expelling two US embassy staff for allegedly “liaising” with Robert Shonov, a former US consulate
Ukraine backtracks on retaking village near Bakhmut
Ukraine's deputy defence minister Ganna Malyar backtracked on an announcement earlier Thursday that Kyiv had retaken
Rich Russians still transferring cash to Swiss bank accounts: media
Wealthy Russian have continued to move cash through Swiss bank accounts even after Moscow's full-scale invasion of Ukraine
EU parliament backs criminalising paying for sex
The European Parliament has voted to back a motion calling for those paying for prostitution to face criminal prosecution.