Alexei Navalny, once Putin's adversary, was seen in good spirits before his sudden death, prompting suspicions of foul play due to bruising on his body.
Navalny, 47, was serving a 19-year prison sentence in an Arctic penal colony when he died.
Missouri Governor Mike Parson was reportedly seeing "running scared" from the scene of Wednesday's shooting at the Chief's parade celebration of their Super Bowl win.
The South Korean ruling party intensifies calls for First Lady Kim Keon-hee to apologize amid controversy over her acceptance of a Dior handbag from a pastor, escalating tensions ahead of the upcoming elections. The party seeks resolution and accountability in response to public scrutiny.
Some 19.5 eligible voters in Taiwan will cast their ballots on Saturday to elect a new President and Parliament amid growing warnings from China that Taipei's future was at "crossroads".
Former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani files for bankruptcy following a $150 million defamation verdict. The bankruptcy reveals huge debts, as Giuliani faces challenges stemming from his role as Donald Trump's post-election attorney.
A car collided with a parked SUV guarding President Biden's motorcade near his campaign headquarters in Wilmington, Delaware. Both the President and First Lady Jill Biden emerged unharmed, and an investigation is underway.
The execution took place at Zahedan prison in the southeastern province of Sistan-Baluchistan
The U.S. Capitol police are investigating reports of two men having sex inside a Senate hearing room after video footage of the explicit act sparked controversy on social media.
in a riveting twist at the annual news conference, Russian President Putin faced a surprising moment of silence when confronted by his own AI double, sparking intrigue about artificial intelligence in the political arena. The unexpected encounter captivated audiences, adding an electrifying dimension to the event.
Gold bars discovered at Sen. Bob Menendez's home have been linked to a 2013 robbery, according to a recent report, shedding light on potential connections to past criminal activities.
Mosab Hassan Yousef, son of Hamas co-founder, calls on Israel to set a timeframe for hostage release, advocating for the execution of top Hamas leaders, including his own father, if the deadline is not met. The former spy emphasizes the need for a strategic offensive to ensure the defeat of Hamas while urging precision to protect civilians.
Distinguished diplomat Dr. Henry Kissinger, known for shaping U.S. foreign policy in the 1970s, passed away at 100. His legacy includes pivotal global initiatives but is also marked by controversy over his political philosophies and support for certain regimes.
The move follows the October classification of Meta as a 'terrorist and extremist' organization, with potential criminal proceedings against Russian users
The President, on vacation, hopes for a swift release after the initial batch of 24 hostages, emphasizing ongoing efforts to secure the freedom of those still held.