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The meet-up location of NATO foreign ministers on November 29-30— Bucharest — was where ten years ago, former US President George W. Bush persuaded America’s transatlantic partners that Ukraine and Georgia should one day join their military alliance.

Anti-government protesters in communist China flipped over and destroyed a COVID testing tent in the city of Guangzhou on Monday, prompting police in hazmat suits to flood the streets and disperse the crowds.

Police use mobile phone data to track citizens who participated in nationwide demonstrations against nation's draconian lockdown measures.

Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Office of Spent Fuel and Waste Disposition in the Department of Energy Sam Brinton has been charged for stealing luggage at an airport.

House Republicans are wasting no time to get their agenda underway as they prepare to take control of the lower chamber, alerting at least 42 officials in the Biden administration that they will be expected to testify in a slew of GOP-led investigations early next year.

The twisted minds of many U.S. lawmakers enjoy concocting ironic nomenclature for legislation that will have the opposite impact of what it would imply.

Elon Musk created a poll on Twitter asking people if Twitter should "offer a general amnesty for suspended accounts."

Philippine leaders rejected pressure from the United Nations again last week to legalize the killing of unborn babies in abortions in their country.

The United States is monitoring allegations that Ukrainian soldiers allegedly executed Russian troops in a video posted on social media that has both sides accusing the other of war crimes.

Countries with low vaccine rates have fewer coronavirus infections.