Xander Landen

The Institute for the Study of War highlighted infighting between Russian military leaders and those associated with an influential Russian mercenary group.

Republicans seem to have a strong chance of retaking control of the House of Representatives, but the race for the Senate appears closer, according to experts.

Lindell has been one of Fox News’ largest advertisers as he was blasting the network for declining to air misinformation about the 2020 election.

“We don’t want to ‘prolong the agony.’ We want to win,′ Girkin said, as the Russian army has suffered defeat days after illegally annexing a portion of Ukraine.

The high schooler’s mother allegedly said she “wished he could use his special abilities” legally, but then said he should “raise his prices.”

A program in Sedona, Arizona, will provide incentives to homeowners who start renting units to local workers instead of short-term renters.

Michigan officials say when the operator of the boat attempted to pick up children that had fallen into the water, the vessel struck an 11-year-old.

As the world sees heat waves affecting crop production, global food prices could be driven up even further.

The study found 25 percent of children living in a rural Mississippi community had evidence of infections from parasitic worms called helminths.

Police said thieves were using devices to “illegally access gas pumps,” and that they sold the gasoline “through a phone application.”

Russia’s foreign minister Sergei Lavrov said Saturday that the country has “alternative sales markets” for oil exports “where we are already increasing sales.”

Local police said Saturday that a man being escorted from a mall pulled out a gun, sparking an officer-involved shooting.

Fellow Republican Adam Kinzinger ridiculed the senator’s comments Friday, sarcastically suggesting Disney is also to blame.

Suspected shooter Salvador Ramos allegedly discussed buying a gun on Instagram and asked his sister to help him acquire a firearm, a Texas official said.

“Innovation and creativity fall in a remote workforce,” the billionaire CEO of Citadel, Ken Griffin, said Thursday.