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In Ukraine, tensions between President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and powerful tycoon Rinat Akhmetov are growing. How their conflict plays out could have major consequences for the country and its influential oligarchs.

Russia's Supreme Court has begun hearing federal prosecutors' arguments aimed at shutting down one of the post-Soviet world's most prestigious human rights organizations, International Memorial.

Students at Parker Arts Academy will offer their own spin on "White Christmas" when they present the popular Irving Berlin musical beginning Friday, Dec. 3, at Parker High School.

Here are some fun facts about Ticks this time of year in Maine and what they do, photos to prove that lady ticks can lay thousands of eggs at once.

Connecticut is no stranger to Lyme disease. It was first discovered in humans back in the 1970s in the town of Lyme.

Bulgaria, Kosovo, and North Macedonia have begun holding official days of mourning for the victims of a fiery bus crash just outside Sofia, which killed 46 people, including a dozen children. 

Belarus' oldest newspaper was banned as “extremist" on the 115th anniversary of its establishment, in the latest assault on independent media since last year’s disputed presidential election.

Gazette restaurant reviewer Aaron R. Conklin was surprised to find great pizza at a barbecue smokehouse in Oregon.

What to watch for in all three games. Bold predictions. Fantasy advice. Key stats to know. And, of course, score picks. Its all here for Thanksgiving Day.

A group of chief physicians from Russia's major hospitals have called on the country's anti-COVID vaccination politicians and celebrities to visit so called coronavirus red zones at intensive care units and morgues to see how harshly the effects of the illness are hitting the country.