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Earlier Thursday, a judge set bail at $55,000 for Curtis Smith, the accused hit man in Murdaugh’s alleged scheme.

China has been making much of the US’s chaotic retreat from Afghanistan, pointing to it as proof of America’s retreat from its global role. 

Lebanon’s economic collapse has left the country dangerously short of fuel and electricity.

Analysis: the western alliance is the main victim – and Beijing will win out unless US convinces seething Paris it is still an Indo-Pacific partner Fury in Paris at Australia’s decision to tear up plans to buy a French-built fleet of submarines is not only a row about a defence contract, cost overruns and technical specifications. It throws into question …

Idaho announced a statewide hospital resource crisis amid the latest Covid surge, permitting medical facilities to ration health care and triage patients.

Germany is about to lose its political mother and an air of uncertainty clouds the current election to replace her.

North Korean state media has unveiled what appears to be a new rail-based ballistic missile system.

State has one of the nation’s lowest thresholds for the number of signatures needed to trigger a recall election Hours after Gavin Newsom beat back a historic recall election that could have cost him his job, Democrats in California vowed to reform the system allowing to challenge a sitting governor. The changes could include increasing the number of signatures needed …

Scientists say the Southern Hemisphere ozone hole is larger than usual and already surpasses the size of Antarctica.

Fossil fuel companies are suing governments across the world for more than $18bn (£13bn) after action against climate change has threatened their profits, according to research conducted by campaign group Global Justice Now and provided exclusively to Sky News.