A federal magistrate judge dismissed charges that two former FBI officials lied to Congress about their knowledge of the Hunter Biden investigation, finding that prosecutors failed to show probable cause.
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Karl Bushby has reached his mother’s home in Hull after a 28-year journey from Chile. He completed the trip under rules barring transport to advance his route and a return to the UK before the end.
Refrigeration systems at supermarkets in Belgium, Luxembourg and Sweden overheated in suspected cyberattacks, spoiling food. Stores in Ireland were also affected, the BBC reported, while officials monitored the incidents.
Democrats condemned Haley Stevens’ endorsement of Republican Mike Rogers and reaffirmed their support for Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed. A judge also dismissed a lawsuit over Alaska’s Senate race as early voting surpassed the 2022 midterm total.
Emergency apps in Ukraine and Russia sent false warnings of radiation and nuclear threats after cyberattacks, officials said. The alerts came as a six-day humanitarian ceasefire in occupied southern Ukraine ended.
The UN’s Western Sahara peacekeeping mission has ended after the Security Council failed to renew its mandate. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned of a risk that hostilities could escalate.
Nine people died when a Bahamas-bound private jet crashed near homes and a busy road in Greenacres, Florida. Investigators are examining the crash after pilots reported ice, turbulence and a rapid descent.
A six-day ceasefire in Ukraine’s Kherson region ended after enabling civilians to leave Russian-occupied Oleshky. Strikes continued elsewhere, cutting power to hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian households.