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Russia saw the effects of its war on Ukraine dramatically reverberate back onto its own territory on Wednesday, after a "massive" shelling attack injured four people in Belgorod and preliminary information indicated a drone crashed and sparked a fire at an oil refinery further south.

Asylum-seekers transported from Texas to California's capital city of Sacramento two weeks ago say they were misled by people who convinced them to travel with promises of work and shelter.

The People’s Bank of China urged patience and confidence in the economy’s recovery as it pledged to use

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Jeremiah Collins tragically died after driving a 2004 GMC Canyon pickup at high speed and crashing, rolling over multiple times

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Over the past week alone, two political outsiders have taken steps to launch independent or third-party presidential bids

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes has been honored as best men's sports athlete at The ESPYS, while skier Mikaela Shiffrin won the women’s sports honor

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A group of human rights researchers has officially launched a website they hope will facilitate the task of obtaining justice for victims of state violence in Myanmar