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With the Republican control of Congress in the palm of their hands as a red wave sweeps across America, New Jersey Republicans are positioning themselves in a rather strange spot, …

By Parisa Hafezi VIENNA -Iran is “in a hurry” to strike a new nuclear accord as long as its national interests are protected, its foreign minister said on Monday as …

By Joseph Ax – Texas will hold the nation’s first primary nominating contests of 2022 on March 1, with early voting beginning on Monday. While the gubernatorial race – headlined …

By David Lawder and Pavel Polityuk WASHINGTON/KYIV -Russia could invade Ukraine at any time and might create a surprise pretext for an attack, the United States said on Sunday, as …

TORONTO – Canada has temporarily withdrawn its Ukraine-based military personnel to an undisclosed destination in Europe, the Canadian defence ministry said on Sunday, as Western countries fear Russia is preparing …

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Although school districts across New Jersey will be opting out of mandatory masking as of March 7th, students in those districts must continue to wear face …

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi this weekend said people having jobs leads to inflation, but admitted the wages of those jobs are not keeping up with the rate of …

TRENTON, NJ – For two years, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has maintained his decisions during the COVID-19 pandemic were based on science and guidance for the Centers for Disease …

By David Lawder and Katharine Jackson WASHINGTON -Senior U.S. officials on Sunday said they could not confirm reports that U.S. intelligence indicates that Russia is planning to invade Ukraine on …

By Michelle Nichols UNITED NATIONS – U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, canceled a planned visit to Liberia this week to focus instead on U.N. diplomacy over Russia’s …

By Kayla Tarnowski and Carlos Osorio WINDSOR, Ontario – Canadian police made the first arrest of a protester blocking a key bridge to the United States on Saturday, more than …

PARIS -Russian President Vladimir Putin gave no indication in a phone call with French President Emmanuel Macron on Saturday that he was preparing to invade Ukraine, a French presidency official …

By Pavel Polityuk and Valentyn Ogirenko KYIV – Several thousand Ukrainians rallied in Kyiv on Saturday to show unity amid fears of a Russian invasion, as Ukraine’s leader told people …

By Sinéad Carew and Devik Jain NEW YORK -Geopolitical worries have added another layer of volatility to an already-jumpy market as investors priced in the possibility of escalating conflict between …

By Idrees Ali and Phil Stewart WASHINGTON -The United States will send 3,000 additional troops to Poland, Poland’s Defence Minister said late on Friday, confirming an earlier Reuters report, as …

By Kayla Tarnowski and Trevor Hunnicutt WINDSOR, Ontario/WASHINGTON -Protesters opposing pandemic restrictions flouted a court order and emergency rules, continuing to occupy a vital Canada-U.S. trade corridor early on Saturday, …

By Kanishka Singh – A man accused of driving his vehicle into a traditional Christmas parade near Milwaukee late last year, killing six people and injuring dozens others, pleaded not …

By Jeff Mason and Steve Holland WASHINGTON -Russia now has enough forces to conduct a major military operation against Ukraine and an assault aimed at seizing large parts of that …

By Andrea Shalal and Doina Chiacu WASHINGTON – The United States is seeking to free up half of the $7 billion in frozen Afghan central bank assets on U.S. soil …

By Moira Warburton and Richard Cowan WASHINGTON -The U.S. Senate on Thursday approved a bill that would ban companies from forcing employees who allege sexual assault or harassment to settle …

By Krishna N. Das HINDUPUR, India – At Texport Industries’ factories in India’s south, thousands of mostly women workers are busy converting yarn and fabrics into T-shirts, shirts, spaghetti tops …

By Carlos Osorio, Steve Holland and Ismail Shakil WINDSOR, Ontario/WASHINGTON – Canada should use federal powers to ease the growing economic disruption caused by the blockage of a vital U.S.-Canada …

By Robin Emmott, Tom Balmforth and Vladimir Soldatkin BRUSSELS/MOSCOW -Britain said on Thursday the “most dangerous moment” in the West’s standoff with Moscow appeared imminent, as Russia held military exercises …