Bitcoin bounces to an all-time high after FTX scandal plagued crypto
Bitcoin briefly hit an all-time high Tuesday morning — with the world’s largest cryptocurrency surpassing $68,800, according to CoinMarketCap
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Bitcoin briefly hit an all-time high Tuesday morning — with the world’s largest cryptocurrency surpassing $68,800, according to CoinMarketCap
Frontex chief Hans Leijtens says the European Union’s border and coast agency has a duty to inform the Libyan authorities about migrant boats in trouble the country’s waters and will continue to do so
Houston Astros ace Justin Verlander will open the season on the injured list after dealing with right shoulder inflammation during the offseason
Authorities say a Texas fire chief whose small town was among the hardest hit last week by historic blazes sweeping across the Panhandle died Tuesday while fighting a structure fire
Six people have been arrested in New York on charges of illegally importing goose and duck intestines from China
Venezuela’s top electoral official has announced that the country's highly anticipated presidential election will take place July 28
Alice McDermott’s novel about military wives in Vietnam, “Absolution,” and the Jamel Brinkley story collection “Witness” are among the finalists for the PEN/Faulkner Award
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says a state funeral for former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney will be held on March 23 in Montreal
Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs has vetoed a bill approved by the Republican-controlled Arizona Legislature that would have made it a crime for noncitizens to enter the state through Mexico at a location other than a port entry
Mexico City's drought and water shortage is so bad that one of the capital's rainwater catchment basins has caught fire, scorching 75 acres of dried-up vegetation
Teamsters working for Budweiser brewer Anheuser-Busch have voted to ratify a labor agreement with the company
The U.N. atomic watchdog agency’s director has arrived in Russia for talks on nuclear safety in Ukraine, where Europe's largest nuclear power plant is at risk amid fighting, Russian state news agency RIA Novosti reported Tuesday night
Spanish state prosecutors have accused Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti of alleged tax fraud during his first stint at the club, claiming he used shell companies to hide parts of his income
A painting by Denmark’s Queen Margrethe, who stunned the public by abdicating earlier this year, has been sold at auction in Copenhagen for $23,300 — exceeding the estimated price
Russian and Belarusian athletes have been barred from marching in this year's Paralympics opening ceremony in Paris even if they are approved to compete as neutrals
A visit from a rare, fine-feathered tourist has interrupted one of Las Vegas’ prominent shows
Authorities in Philadelphia say another shooting involving a city bus resulted in multiple bystanders being injured Wednesday
The French president is appealing to the public to collect photos, films, personal journals and testimony from witnesses to liberation from the Nazis, as the country prepares to mark the 80th anniversary of the Normandy landings in 1944
The Czech Parliament has approved changes in the gun law that tighten requirements for owning a weapon following the worst mass killing in the nation’s history
New York Community Bancorp’s stock is plunging even more
Polish military authorities say that a soldier seriously injured during a training exercise has died
Prosecutors say the ousted former chair of the Republican Party of Florida will not face a video voyeurism charge for recording a sexual encounter with a woman who accused him of rape, a case in which he was also not charged
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson has offered his “deepest sympathy” to the family of a 5-year-old girl who was seriously injured in a drunken driving crash, after facing criticism for releasing from prison the driver who caused the crash, former Kansas City Chiefs assistant coach Britt Reid
Four people have been charged with concealing a human corpse and tampering with evidence in connection with the discovery of body parts in parks on Long Island
Luck struck twice for a Kentucky couple who thought they lost a winning Powerball ticket