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One person was killed in the Hudson Valley, as New York City urged people to leave basements and watch out for flooded roadways. → Read More
Russia said the decision to transfer the five Mariupol commanders back home from Turkey directly violated an existing prisoner exchange agreement. → Read More
More than 50 apartments were destroyed in a massive Russian attack on civilian infrastructure, the mayor of the western Ukrainian city said. → Read More
The GoFundMe campaign for the officer’s family received far more donations than one for the mother of Nahel M., who was shot during a traffic stop outside Paris. → Read More
The Israel Defense Forces said it targeted a command center that Jenin Brigade militants were thought to be operating in a refugee camp. → Read More
King Willem-Alexander apologized as the Netherlands marked 150 years since the practical abolition of slavery in Suriname and the former Dutch Caribbean. → Read More
Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin said town halls, schools and police stations were attacked and burned during a night of "intolerable violence." → Read More
Russian President Vladimir Putin made a rare public appearance before a crowd, as Western leaders said the Wagner Group rebellion had weakened him. → Read More
The food depicted in the roughly 2,000-year-old fresco did not include cheese and tomato but could be a “distant ancestor” of pizza, archaeologists said. → Read More
Jesse Watters's elevation to the prime-time spot comes despite a history of statements that critics have called racist or xenophobic. → Read More
The internet is full of stories about countries effectively paying people to move to remote locations. These programs can work, but there are caveats. → Read More
Matador in north Texas is the latest community to be hit by brutal storms this year. Hundreds of thousands in the state are without power amid a severe heat wave. → Read More
Tenants and landlords in New York City, where almost 2.3 million housing units are renter-occupied, have faced spiraling costs in recent years. → Read More
The United Nations called out Moscow for blocking humanitarian aid shipments to Russian-controlled areas of Ukraine affected by the Kakhovka dam collapse. → Read More
The Ukrainian counteroffensive continues to yield small gains, officials say. Russia rebutted a peace proposal by African leaders by blaming Kyiv and the West. → Read More
Juneteenth, also known as Emancipation Day, commemorates the end of slavery. It has gained new prominence as the country wrestles with race relations. → Read More
The actor played Andy Brown in the TV drama “Everwood” and received a Golden Globe nomination for the movie “Hair.” He is survived by his wife, Pam Van Sant. → Read More
The arrest of Michael Travis Leake is the third known instance of an American being detained in Russia since the invasion. Leake is accused of selling drugs. → Read More
Smoke from Canadian wildfires has brought dangerous air quality levels to parts of the eastern United States, from New York to D.C. → Read More
The situation in Russia's Belgorod region remains tense after anti-Russian militias captured troops and a power facility caught fire in a drone attack. → Read More