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Some 4.5 million citizens are eligible to vote for Finland’s new head of state from an array of nine candidates — six men and three women

Groups working to fight climate change, including the organizer of Saturday’s protest, Extinction Rebellion, say private jets are much more polluting than commercial passenger airliners

Vinícius Júnior leveled in the 66th after a nice assist by Eduardo Camavinga. Tchouaméni then powered in a header with six to play to complete the turnaround

‘It will not deter us. We will keep fighting. And I assure you, we didn’t win today, but we will win,’ said Trump’s lawyer, Alina Habba

María Corina Machado won a presidential primary held in October by the faction of the opposition backed by the U.S. She secured more than 90% of the vote

The bombing comes less than a day after the International Court of Justice ordered Israel to do all it could to prevent death, destruction and any acts of genocide in the besieged territory

About 20 survivors from various camps set up by Nazi Germany around Europe laid wreaths and flowers and lit candles at the Death Wall

Biden’s package of $110 billion in new aid for Ukraine, Israel and other national security needs has stalled because of disagreements between Congress and the White House over other policy priorities

Congress is racing to wind down what is known as the employee retention tax credit. Lawmakers established the program during the coronavirus pandemic as an incentive for businesses to keep workers on the payroll

Maui police said they identified the victim as Lydia Coloma based on the context of where the remains were found, rather than through DNA or other positive identification methods

Foreign Minister Wang Yi tells U.S. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan the island’s recent election did not change the fact that it is is part of China

The settlement came as former New York Governor, once a rising star in the Democratic party, is rumored to be considering a political comeback

This year, Republican lawmakers have proposed about three dozen bills in at least 17 states that would restrict or require public disclosure of DEI initiatives

Authorities believe the Opie piece was stolen with the help of a former New Jersey lawmaker then passed among organized crime members for years

A federal judge sided with the Justice Department and blocked JetBlue’s proposed purchase saying it would drive up fares

The NFL originally created the Rooney Rule in 2003 to promote the number of minority head coaches by requiring teams to interview at least one person of color before making a hire

Citing an urgent need to act after Uvalde and shootings outside a high school and a church in Iowa, Gov. Kim Reynolds said the state would award up to $50,000 each to 1,500 schools to fix vulnerabilities

The deal has come under fire from Republicans, including Donald Trump, the likely presidential nominee, who eviscerated the deal this week as a political ‘gift’ to Democrats

The U.S. is the biggest donor to the agency, which provides aid for Gaza’s population amid the humanitarian disaster caused by Israel’s offensive against Hamas

Djokovic had won 33 consecutive matches at Melbourne Park since 2018, and never lost here after reaching the final four

Charles, who ascended the throne 16 months ago, was diagnosed with the benign condition on Jan. 17 after he experienced undisclosed symptoms

The judge threatened to send former U.S. President’s attorney Alina Habba to jail for continuing to talk when he told her she was finished

Industry groups condemned the pause as a ‘win for Russia,’ while environmentalists cheered an action they have long been seeking

That summit meeting was seen as an effort to patch up frayed relations due to quarrels over a range of economic and geopolitical issues

The American statement again took pains to avoid saying the Houthis directly targeted the ship. That’s likely aimed at trying to not have the Red Sea crisis grow larger

Prices rose just 0.2% from November to December, a pace broadly consistent with pre-pandemic levels and barely above the Fed’s 2% annual target

In the highly anticipated decision made by a panel of 17 judges, the International Court of Justice decided not to throw out the case