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The Labor Department's November jobs report showed the U.S. gained 263,000 jobs last month. But fears about inflation and a possible recession remain. Meg Oliver reports.

A State of Emergency is in effect in Moore County after a massive power outage caused by damage to substations by firearms. .

Bob McGrath, a beloved 'Sesame Street' cast member and singer has died at 90, Sesame Workshop confirms.

The effects of climate change are being felt around the world. Now, the EU moves towards a greener future as it plans to ban products linked to deforestation.

A beloved Mexican restaurant in Chatsworth was burglarized on Friday and according to police, it was one of several hit in the area by a group of thieves.

Residents in Apple Valley are outraged after a dog that was reportedly tied to a truck was dragged down a road.

A California Highway Patrol officer had to be rescued with the "Jaws of Life" after a driver slammed into his car in Garden Grove.

A young boy was caught on video stealing packages from two different homes in Oak Park last week.

California is reporting what the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention described as "very high" flu levels as cases surge nationwide.

The future of Cyril Ramaphosa as President of South Africa hangs in the balance as a cloud of controversy surrounds his head. Section 89 independent panel has found that Ramaphosa may have violated his oath of office. What's this saga all about and how damning is it? Kalden ongmu has filed this report.

Retired Sir Vice-Marshal Sean Bell takes a closer look at the West's cap on Russian oil and the impact of winter on frontline troops in Ukraine. He says the cold weather conditions are making it "very difficult" for Putin's troops to use precision weapons, highlighting the issue of trees losing their foliage and the problems it causes for soldiers.

A new round of Russian airstrikes hit eastern Ukraine, obliterating an apartment block in the Kharkiv region as the war grinds to a bloody stalemate in the east of the country.

'Gutfeld!' panelist weigh in on the growing fentanyl crisis in the United States and Fox News host Greg Gutfeld's suggestion to go after 'protected cartels.'

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Newt Gingrich: Big Tech censors are liars. They lie all the time and think we’re too stupid to know what they are doing.

Russian President Vladimir Putin acknowledged Wednesday that his “special military operation” in Ukraine is taking longer than expected but hailed the seizure of his neighbor's territory.

Russian President Vladimir Putin was seen on state TV on Monday driving a Mercedes across the Crimean Bridge linking southern Russia to the annexed Crimean peninsula, less than two months since an explosion tore through parts of the structure. The 12-mile road and rail bridge was personally opened by Putin in 2018 and bombed on Oct. 8 in an attack Russia claims was carried out by Ukraine, which has never claimed responsibility for the blast.

Die Taktik von Wladimir Putin war klar: Er versuchte seit Beginn des Kriegs so wenig wie möglich über seine „Militärische Spezialoperation“ in der Ukraine zu sprechen. Damit wollte er den Krieg aus dem Leben der Russen raushalten. Doch nun wird Putin offenbar dazu gezwungen, seine Strategie zu ändern. Die Experten des US-amerikanischen „Institute for the Study of War“ (ISW) sehen dafür einen Grund: Putin verliert langsam aber sicher die Kontrolle über die Kommunikation. Ein Indiz für den Strategiewechsel: Putin-Sprecher Dmitry Peskow sah sich am Dienstag genötigt ein Statement abzugeben. Peskow sagte, dass die Russen auf die offizielle Kommunikation von Verteidigungsministerium und des Präsidenten hören sollten. Die Bürger sollten die „provokanten Nachrichten“ in den sozialen Medien wie Telegram ignorieren, so Peskow.

„Putin hat es geschafft, innerhalb weniger Sätze zu eskalieren und gleichzeitig auch zu deeskalieren“, sagt WELT-Korrespondent Christoph Wanner zu den Atomdrohungen aus Russland. Putin wolle zwar nicht mit „einer Rasierklinge herumfuchteln“, andere Sätze machen jedoch misstrauisch.

Rund neuneinhalb Monate nach dem Einmarsch in die Ukraine schließt der russische Präsident Wladimir Putin einen langen Krieg gegen das Nachbarland nicht aus. «Natürlich, es kann ein langer Prozess werden», sagte Putin bei einem Treffen mit Vertretern eines von ihm selbst eingesetzten Menschenrechtsrats. Er erklärte zudem, dass bereits die Hälfte der rund 300 000 in den vergangenen Wochen eingezogenen Reservisten in der Ukraine stationiert sei.

Russian President Vladimir Putin says that the war in Ukraine can be a “lengthy process,” as NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg says Moscow aims to “freeze” its operation "to regroup, repair, recover.”

President Vladimir Putin says Russia's nuclear weapons serve as a "means of protection." In Russian with English subtitles.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday there was no need to conduct an additional call-up of Russian reservists to fight in the so-called "special military operation" in Ukraine at the moment. The Russian leader was speaking at a televised session of Russia's Human Rights Council. Putin said of the more than 300,000 Russian reservists who were drafted in what Moscow called a "partial mobilization" in September and October, 150,000 were deployed in the zone of what Moscow calls its "special military operation" in Ukraine.

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Ashtu si diktatori i më i egër në histori, edhe Presidenti rus Vladimir Putin ka një plan për tu arratisur në Amerikën e Jugut nëse humbet luftën në Ukrainë. Një ish zyrtar I lartë i Kremlinit tha se stafi i Putin filloi të punojë për një plan rezervë, pas nisjes së luftës , të quajtur jozyrtarisht "Arka e Noes", për ti mundësuar presidentit të arratisej.