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US-Russian Dual Citizen Detained in Russia for Treason Following $51 Donation to Ukraine, According to Employer

A US-Russian dual citizen has been arrested in Russia on treason charges for allegedly donating $51 to a Ukrainian charity

Supreme Court Allows $2.46B Sex Abuse Settlement for Boy Scouts to Move Forward

The US Supreme Court has approved the Boy Scouts of America's $2.46 billion settlement for sexual abuse victims, overriding a previous pause due to an appeal by 144 former scouts

After Supporting Mohawk Harbor Arena Project, $50K of Schenectady ARPA Funds Still Available

Schenectady has allocated its last major American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding of $2.5 million to the Mohawk Harbor arena project, leaving it with $50,000 in unallocated funds

11 Empty Buildings in Schenectady County to be Torn Down by Capital Region Land Bank

The Capital Region Land Bank plans to demolish 11 vacant buildings in Schenectady County in the coming months

Sydney Police Report: Taekwondo Teacher Murdered 7-Year-Old Pupil and His Parents

A taekwondo instructor in Australia has been accused of killing a 7-year-old student and the boy's parents before presenting himself at a hospital with self-inflicted stab wounds

Rust’ armorer labeled as ‘negligent’; defense claims she’s being made a fall guy

The chief weapons handler for the film "Rust", Hannah Gutierrez, is being held responsible by a New Mexico prosecutor for the 2021 fatal shooting of the film's cinematographer, while her lawyer claims she is being scapegoated

Forecast 2024: Baboolal Discovers Safety and Fulfillment in Schenectady Home Cleaning Services

Violent crime in Trinidad and Tobago has led to the murder of Vashti Baboolal's brother and sister-in-law, causing distress for her family

Forecast 2024: Highlighting Business in the Capital Region (13 Features)

In the post-pandemic landscape, effective business leaders are focusing more on understanding the needs and perspectives of consumers and workers

Researchers Claim Renowned Fossil is Merely Paint, Stones and Few Bones

A 280 million-year-old fossil, Tridentinosaurus antiquus, discovered in the Italian Alps in 1931 and believed to be a well-preserved ancient reptile, has been revealed as largely a forgery, according to new research

Cox Unveils his Disagree Better Initiative in Washington

Utah Governor Spencer Cox, as chairman of the National Governor's Association, discussed his Disagree Better initiative in Washington, aimed at reducing divisiveness and promoting bipartisanship in America
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