Amid the escalating tensions, Ukrainian officials have sought to calm nerves.

The justice, who has been in his role since 1994, is the oldest member of the high court.

More than 36 million families have been left hanging after receiving a monthly child allowance in the second half of 2021.

In Kyrsten Sinema's Arizona, Republicans have already introduced dozens of bills to further target voting rights and elections.

Five militia members are set to stand trial for allegedly plotting to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.

A lawyer for Arbery’s family says the case is a “litmus test” for the justice system, and whether it will punish people who commit violent acts motivated by racism.

The extremist House member remains under investigation for allegedly having sex with an underage girl, which he denies.

Leonard Peltier “meets appropriate criteria” for going home, says the Senate Indian Affairs Committee chair.

Environmentalists are hopeful that the move deals a fatal blow to a Chilean firm's plans for a copper-nickel mine at the doorstep of a popular wilderness area.

Antonio Alvarez was found to have killed his wife, Amanda Alvarez, with a gunshot to the head before doing the same to himself.

Former officer Jonathan Moreno was accused of using excessive force against a Black man during a traffic stop last year.

The former Duke of York has strenuously denied Giuffre’s allegations, and attempted to get the lawsuit tossed.