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The Michigan couple went on the run after being charged with involuntary manslaughter.

Intelligence officials fear Russia could invade Ukraine as soon as early 2022, US media reports.

Parag Agrawal, Twitter's new CEO, is the latest of several Indian-Americans leading global tech firms.

Authorities say the Michigan couple's son killed four students with his father's handgun.

US lawmakers have avoided a shutdown that would have left millions of federal employees unpaid.

Nav Bhatia has attended almost every Raptors home game since the team was established in 1995.

Conservation groups call the deaths a "huge setback" for Oregon's endangered wolf population.

The woman later gave birth at the Arizona clinic where she has been since she was a toddler.

The ride-hailing firm has resolved a long-standing row with California officials over its records.

Activists say restoring Remain in Mexico at the border will result in "torture, rape and death".

But the 63-year-old US actor says he did not pull the trigger on the set of the Rust film in October.

A former housekeeper said Ghislaine Maxwell acted as "lady of the house" at Jeffrey Epstein's US home.

The US winter plan includes millions of free tests and stricter rules for international passengers.

The US Congress passes a bill to fund federal agencies until 18 February, avoiding a costly shutdown.

The new rule lets debt collectors text and direct message millions of Americans who default on loans.

The US actor is best known for playing Carmine Ragusa in the 1970s-80s Laverne & Shirley TV sitcom.