A judge handling the case of a lawyer charged with lying to the FBI during its probe into 2016 Russian election interference is reminding attorneys that their legal filings are under a “microscope.”
Republican U.S. senators are imploring the Biden administration to reverse course and allow the transfer of Poland’s MiG fighter jets to the Ukrainians to fight the Russian invasion
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has ordered his officials to expand a satellite launch facility to fire a variety of rockets
‘It was very clear from the messages that this person knew exactly where we lived and had stood outside our front door’
Eight-month-old boy lwas in the care of Deborah Lundstrom, who was arrested and charged with involuntary manslaughter
Excess deaths reflect huge undercounting of fatal cases
Two days after Guatemala’s congress passed a bill increasing sentences for women who terminate their pregnancies, prohibiting same-sex marriage and banning discussion of sexual diversity in schools, President Alejandro Giammattei asked the congress to pull it back or face his veto
The man has been charged with committing a hate crime against a Latino utility worker
An old woman dressed in black leans over the coffin of a young dead Ukrainian police sergeant as mourners weep nearby. Refugees wrapped in blankets line up among tents in a makeshift camp as they wait to cross the border into Poland. And firefighters help a woman climb down a ladder to escape an apartment building damaged by Russian shelling.
China is wrapping up the annual session of its rubber-stamp legislature against the backdrop of Beijing’s controversial position on the war in Ukraine and a COVID-19 surge
President has talked about his love of his 1967 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray
A Colorado county elections clerk who faces charges that she plotted to breach voting system technology that is used across the U.S. has had her first court appearance in the case
US vice president meets Poland’s prime minister and president, as well as refugees and Canadian PM Justin Trudeau
Rasmus Alpsjö says Ghislaine Maxwell was afraid someone might be trying to kill her
The content creator said she understood it was innocent mistake
Once-banned content will be accepted under revised hate speech rules in context of war
It is easy to be nostalgic about a past that existed before the digital revolution, but new technologies have been blamed for causing crises of distraction long before the digital age, writes Marion Thain
The vehicle was captured by Ukrainian troops
One in five election workers may quit before 2024 following wave of partisan legislation and abuse
Polish President Andrzej Duda has called on the US to better support the escalating refugee crisis caused by Russia’s war on Ukraine. Meanwhile, the White House is yet to commit to accepting Ukrainians into the US. Here, Rachel Sharp outlines some of the many ways that the Biden administration could be doing more to support Ukrainian refugees
Move came a week after company suspended distribution of movies in country
A man owes his life to TikTok users who warned him about a potentially cancerous mole spotted in a one-second clip.
Exclusive: At spring conference, leader Ed Davey hopes to position Lib Dems as ‘party of fair taxes’
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