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A key hub of the Kremlin’s economy is going up in flames.
An anonymous lead directed Alaska police to a man’s remains. Now that tipster is charged with murder.
Patrick Orville Dearth, 34, was living in Fairbanks, Alaska, when he vanished in 1993.
L.A. medical examiner calls for more transparency in high-profile deaths
Autopsy reports rarely come with barbed comments.
FDA says it’s still investigating Taylor Farms in cyclosporiasis outbreak
Taylor Farms continues to be the subject of a Food and Drug Administration investigation into the growing cyclosporiasis outbreak, despite a false-positive test result, the agency said Monday.
U.S. war with Iran risks spiraling as attacks intensify, experts warn
The conflict between the United States and Iran risks spiraling into all out war as they exchange strikes and negotiations stall.
Spain’s World Cup champions head home for a royal welcome and a parade through Madrid
Spain’s World Cup winning soccer team will be greeted by royalty and Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez before boarding an open-top bus for a parade through Madrid.
Inside China’s biggest AI show: Robot police, dancing humanoids and a roof collapse
Hundreds of thousands of AI-curious visitors from China and abroad flocked to Shanghai for this weekend’s World Artificial Intelligence Conference.
As Jon Ossoff builds an early edge, Georgia Republicans zero in on Keisha Lance Bottoms
Republicans are betting Bottoms’ tumultuous term as Atlanta mayor will weigh down the entire Democratic ticket in the battleground state.
Pamela Smart, serving life, seeks a new trial as a New Hampshire judge weighs her latest petition
CONCORD, N.H. — Lawyers for Pamela Smart, who’s serving life in prison for orchestrating the murder of her husband by her teenage student in 1990, hope that a New Hampshire judge on Monday will allow her latest petition for a new trial to move forward.
3 women’s world records set at the annual Lumberjack World Championships in Wisconsin
HAYWARD, Wis. — Three new women’s world records have been set at the Lumberjack World Championships competition held in a small Wisconsin community, full of high-powered sawing, chopping, log-rolling, speed climbing and cheers of “Yo-Ho!” This year, 66 men and 40 women attended the three-day competition in Hayward that ended Saturday.