Highlights of Today in History: James Marshall finds a gold nugget;Winston Churchill dies;Ted Bundy is executed;Thurgood Marshall dies;John Belushi born.

U.S. issues stark warning to Russia after alleged Ukrainian coup, police officers shot and killed, anti-vaccine mandate protests during omicron surge.

National security correspondent Jennifer Griffin shares President Biden's decision to consider sending troops to Eastern Europe in a show of support for countries bordering Russ...

More supplies arrived on a navy ship from New Zealand to the disaster-hit South Pacific island nation of Tonga.

The British government is accusing Russia of plotting to install a pro-Russian government in Ukraine, and say Moscow has already chosen a candidate.

The State Department announced that it will be reducing staff levels at the US Embassy in Kyiv, Ukraine, beginning with the departure of nonessential staff and family members.

The Comoros Islands will have to use one of their outfield players in goal against Africa Cup of Nations hosts Cameroon on Monday after being hit by Covid-19 infections.

A look at the headlines in Monday's papers with Moya Lothian-McLean, gal-dem's Politics Editor, and Whitehall Editor for the Financial Times, Sebastian Payne.

On this edition for Saturday, January 23, two years from the first lockdown in China, COVID-19 cases continue to spike and ebb globally, and public health directives in the U.S.

A woman who was unable to contact her parents for a week after

Citizens of Beirut rallied against corruption and restrictions on bank-account withdrawals amid the country’s economic crisis.

The IRS will begin accepting and processing tax returns for the 2021 tax year on Monday.

Minnesotans make the most of the cold winter weather at a huge ice maze in Stillwater, US.

In Senegal, delayed local elections are taking place. The vote is seen as a test for President Macky Sall as well as the opposition.

Hundreds of people in California were told to evacuate because of a new blaze as authorities were forced to shut one of the state's main highways.

The government of Burkina Faso has called for calm after mutinying soldiers demanded more support for their fight against Islamist militants and the resignation of military lead...

The UK has accused Russia’s President Vladimir Putin of plotting to install a pro-Moscow figure to lead Ukraine's government.

In a highly unusual move, Liz Truss, the Foreign Secretary, publicly released specially declassified intelligence naming Yevhen Murayev, a former Ukrainian MP, as the Kremlin’s ...

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Here’s the latest for Sunday, January 23: Violent protests over COVID restrictions in Brussels; Houston-area deputy killed in morning traffic stop; At least 17 killed in Cameroo...