Stocks fall as threat of Russian invasion of Ukraine intensifies
"Imminent" threat of Russian military action in Ukraine and concerns of rising interest rates continue to rattle market.
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Russia expels U.S. embassy's second-in-command amid Ukraine tensions
Bart Gorman, the U.S. deputy chief of mission to Russia, was expelled from the Russian capital on Thursday, the State Department said.
Jobless claims rise for the first time in a month
The number of Americans applying for unemployment aid ticked up, but economists say labor market remains healthy.
Millions in path of winter storm, forecast to bring "multiple hazards"
Residents from Oklahoma to Maine could get hit with wintry weather.
For Victoria's Secret model with Down syndrome, it's "a dream come true"
"For me, the most important thing about fulfilling my dreams is to show people around the world that there are no limits and to inspire them to pursue their own dreams," Sofía Jirau says on her website.
Lenders push high-interest puppy loans across U.S., group says
Buyers of pricey puppies were baited into loans with annual interest charges approaching 190%, reports National Consumer Law Center.
FAA Administrator Steve Dickson resigns, will leave at the end of March
"It has been the privilege of a lifetime to serve alongside you," Dickson wrote in an email to FAA employees.
Judge says Palin jurors knew he planned to toss claim before they delivered verdict
The judge said the jurors told a law clerk it didn't affect the outcome.
Education Department to forgive $415 million in student debt
The latest round of loan forgiveness brings the total amount approved by the department to approximately $2 billion for more than 107,000 borrowers.
Harris to travel to Munich amid threat of Russian invasion of Ukraine
Harris will be meeting with the Ukrainian president and German chancellor, among other world leaders at the Munich Security Conference.
Video of officers handcuffing Black teen after fight draws criticism
"I was confused, like, why they saw me as a bad person," the teen said of the police officers who pinned him down while the other boy sat on a couch.
DOJ sues Missouri over bill declaring several federal firearm laws invalid
The complaint alleges that the bill, known as the Second Amendment Preservation Act, is unconstitutional.
Appeals court overturns conviction of Miami cop who shot at unarmed autistic man
Jonathan Aledda now awaits a new trial, almost six years after the shooting.
Migrant arrests along southern border dropped by 14% in January
While the number represents the second-highest month-to-month drop in migrant apprehensions during the Biden administration, it is an all-time high for January.
Google to restrict apps from tracking you on Android devices
The move, following Apple's efforts to beef up privacy protections, is another blow for the digital ad business.
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