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Syrian rebels say Syria is free of Assad

FEC filings reveal a glimpse of the tech industry’s financial influence on Washington.

A push to impeach South Korea’s President Yoon Suk Yeol fell through on Saturday following a boycott of the vote by the conservative governing party.

The CEO of a major airline has slammed passengers who try to avoid paying for carry-on luggage.

Thompson’s shock death has exposed the hatred some Americans feel towards Unitedhealthcare, and the national system at large, with some parodying the shock incident

Islamist-led opposition forces have captured Aleppo and Hama, catching President Assad’s regime off guard, and could soon have a route to the capital

Russia could launch its hypersonic missiles from Belarus next year, Vladimir Putin has claimed in a chilling warning to the West.

Romania’s Constitutional Court has annulled the first round of the presidential election amid allegations of Russian interference, which reportedly helped far-right candidate Călin Georgescu emerge as a surprising frontrunner.

The cartel member who once ran distribution for one of Pablo Escobar’s cocaine centres has recently been released from prison after serving just some of his 30 year sentence

TikTok star and model Gaxiola Orozco was killed when she was targeted by a gunman while sitting in her Mercedes Benz

The suspected killer of the boss of the largest health insurer in the US has been pictured smiling as a manhunt for him continues.

Those who fled Russia to escape persecution for opposing President Vladimir Putin and his regime, may have avoided direct reprisal—but their loved ones are now in the regime’s crosshairs.

Michel Barnier has submitted his resignation as France’s prime minister.

A property tycoon in Vietnam is facing having to come up with more than £7 billion in a race to save her life.

Counterfeit alcohol across Istanbul has poisoned to death 17 people and left dozens more in hospital.

The nun is alleged to have been the conduit between the gang and its associates in prison

Several evangelical pastors in East and North-East London exploited children’s charity funds to steal over 1 million British pounds, betraying the trust of their communities.

The chief executive of a major US health insurance company has been shot dead in New York.

Turkmenistan’s citizens face exorbitant airfares due to widespread corruption and nepotism in the state-controlled aviation sector.

U.S. authorities pursue claims of $115 million investor fraud, alleging cryptocurrency mining funds were misused and falsely marketed as low-risk opportunities.

Nigerian anti-fraud agency makes historic asset recovery, seizing property linked to illegal activities by government officials.

Police have clashed with protesters in South Korea as the country’s parliament votes against the president’s move to declare an "emergency martial law".

A US woman was filmed launching a racist tirade at a man and his family on an airport shuttle bus.

Vladimir Putin has signed off record amounts of defence spending for Russia.