Officials

A Moscow court has handed prominent Russian journalist Aleksandr Nevzorov an eight-year prison term for spreading fake news about troops from his homeland.

The referral came from Secretary of State Adrian Fontes, an attorney representing clients in narco-terrorism and firearms scandals, who stated that the tweets in question violate Section 16-504 of Arizona's Revised Statutes.

"Pfizer must hold itself accountable to restore trust in the integrity of the company and its employees."

We’ve seen a lot of eye-opening things come from the release of the Twitter Files.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey sent a letter to the state's school board association insisting that it adopt mandates allowing parents to be informed on their child's sex education within the classroom.

"Over the period of the special military operation, Russian troops have secured over 20,000 documents, references and analytical materials, and interviewed eyewitnesses and participants in American military-biological programs," RCB Troops Chief Igor Kirillov said in a Monday briefing in Moscow.

Chicken farmers took to social media to blame their commercial chicken feed for their hens' decreased egg output.

At least 59 people have been killed and hundreds more injured in Pakistan from a deadly mosque explosion.

Civil liberties organization Big Brother Watch released a report describing how the UK government monitored dissidents of Covid restrictions.

An investigation is underway in New Jersey where double counting may have flipped the result of at least one local contest in the 2022 elections.