- LegalU.S. Justice Dept says Trump team may have moved classified papers amid probe, article with video
The U.S. Justice Department said it had evidence that classified documents were deliberately concealed from the FBI when it tried to retrieve them in June from former President Donald Trump's Florida estate, prompting its unprecedented search of his home.
- BusinessRussia deepens Europe's energy squeeze with new gas halt
Russia halted gas supplies via Europe's key supply route on Wednesday, intensifying an economic battle between Moscow and Brussels and raising the prospects of recession and energy rationing in some of the region's richest countries.
- WorldIran seeks stronger U.S. guarantees for revival of 2015 nuclear deal, article with image
Iran added that the U.N. atomic watchdog should drop its "politically motivated probes" of Tehran's nuclear work.
- WorldOhio police release video of officer fatally shooting Black man in bed
The police department in Columbus, Ohio, released body-worn camera videos on Wednesday showing an officer fatally shooting a Black man in his bed during an attempt to serve an arrest warrant.
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