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Thousands have been evacuated from Ukrainian towns and cities near the frontline
World

Russian Advances In Ukraine Grew Seven-fold In 2024, Data Shows

PUERTO RICO-WEATHER-STORM
U.S.

Massive Blackout Leaves Over 1 Million Puerto Ricans Without Power On New Year's Eve

Around 2.4 million people work in farming in the United States, 44 percent of whom are undocumented, according to a survey by the US Department of Labor
Politics

US Farmers Fret Over Trump's Deportation Plans

Bulls ruled Wall Street in 2024
Business

Global Markets Rode AI, Interest Rate Roller Coaster In 2024

This handout from the South Korean Presidential Office taken on December 3, 2024 shows South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol delivering a speech to declare martial law in Seoul
World

S. Korea Court Issues Arrest Warrant For Impeached President Yoon

Xi made the remarks after a slow economic year for China
World

Xi Says China Must Apply 'More Proactive' Macroeconomic Policies In 2025

Elon Musk has provoked anger in Germany over his comments on the country's politics
World

Anger In Germany At Musk Attempt To 'Influence' Election

Ford F-150 Lightning Production Cuts Could Affect Thousands of Employees—Will They Be Terminated or Transferred?
U.S.

Ford Confirms X Account Hack After Unauthorized Posts About Israel-Palestine

The US Treasury department said that some of its workstations had been hacked after a third-party cybersecurity service provider was compromised
U.S.

US Treasury Says Was Targeted By China State-sponsored Cyberattack

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Science

Northern Lights Could Dazzle US Skies As Solar Storms Arrive Ahead Of New Year

Biden and his administration announced nearly $6 billion in aid disbursed to Ukraine, as Trump's imminent return casts doubt on future support
Politics

US Announces $5.9 Bn In Military, Budget Aid For Ukraine

Nine children and a security guard were killed at an elementary school in Belgrade last year
World

Serbian Court Jails Parents Of Belgrade School Shooter

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Entertainment

Who Was Linda Lavin? Tony Winner Dies At 87

A makeshift memorial is pictured at the site of a car-ramming attack on a Christmas market in Magdeburg, eastern Germany
World

German Security Chiefs To Face Questions Over Christmas Market Attack

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World

South Korean Plane Crash Update: US Sends Investigators To Determine Cause Of Disaster

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Hernandez's friends and family in Venezuela campaigned hard for his release, arguing that his crown tattoos were a nod to his work in a local religious festival and not signs of gang membership as alleged by US authorities
U.S.

A Venezuelan-US Love Story Crushed By Trump's Migrant Crackdown

View of the West Sea Flood Gate in Nampo
World

North Korea's Uranium Plant: Is Radioactive Waste Pouring Into the West Sea, or Is Fear Overblown?

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Politics

Gavin Newsom's Chances of Clinching 2028 Dem Nomination See Spike While Publicly Feuding With Trump Officials

People hold pictures of victims on the 31st anniversary of the AMIA bombing in Buenos Aires
U.S.

Argentines Commemorate Jewish Center Bombing, Demand Justice