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FTX Collapse Being Scrutinized by Bahamas Authorities

FTX filed for bankruptcy on Friday, one of the highest-profile crypto blowups, after traders rushed to withdraw $6 billion from the platform in just 72 hours and rival exchange Binance abandoned a proposed rescue deal

US Family Who Lay Low During Russian Occupation of Kherson, Liberated

The Christian missionaries moved to Kherson in 2013 to work with a Ukrainian church-based organization helping local orphanages.

Germany's Scholz Visits Vietnam as Manufacturers Eye Shift From China 

Scholz's stop in Vietnam on his way to the G20 leaders' summit in Indonesia, highlights Vietnam's growing role in global supply chains as many German firms consider diversifying their manufacturing operations

Taiwan Belongs to Taiwanese, President Says in Fiery Preelection Rebuff to China

It’s the first time she has so explicitly gone after China in this campaign

Collapsed FTX Hit by Rogue Transactions; at Least $600 Million Removed

FTX was engulfed in more chaos on Saturday when the crypto exchange said it had detected unauthorized access and analysts said hundreds of millions of dollars of assets had been moved from the platform in "suspicious circumstances"

Ethiopia Combatants Sign Deal to Start Implementing Truce

The Ethiopian government and Tigray forces on Saturday signed an agreement laying out the roadmap for implementation of a peace deal that both sides reached in South Africa this month

Iran Indicts 11 Over Basij Agent's Death, Basketball Team Skips Anthem

Jailed Hong Kong Lawyer Defies Beijing's Campaign to Subjugate City

Chow Hang-tung, 37, is facing two national security charges, including inciting subversion, a new offense in Hong Kong that carries a maximum penalty of life in prison

Cuba Agrees to Accept US Deportation Flights as Border Crossings Rise

Giving US authorities a new but limited tool to deter record numbers of Cuban border-crossers

A Nation Waits: US Election Workers Counting Thousands of Votes

Arizona and Nevada election workers toil to tally hundreds of thousands of ballots that could determine control of US Senate

US COVID Public Health Emergency to Stay in Place

Millions of Americans will still be able to receive free tests, vaccines and treatments until at least April of next year

Musk Halts Twitter's Blue Check Fee Program Amid Flood of Impostors

The flip-flop is part of a chaotic two weeks at Twitter since Musk purchased it for $44 billion

Crypto Firm FTX Files for Bankruptcy, Bankman-Fried Exits

The downfall has sent shock waves through markets and drawn calls for better regulation of the digital industry

US Extends Protected Status to Mid-2024 for 6 Nationalities 

IAEA: Iran Sets Up Visit This Month to Give Answers on Probe

Tehran to provide answers the UN watchdog and its 35-nation board have long sought on the origin of uranium particles found at three sites

More Than 100,000 Russian Military Casualties in Ukraine, Says Top US General

Earlier on Wednesday, Russia announced its troops would withdraw from the west bank of the Dnipro River near the strategic southern Ukrainian city of Kherson, in a significant setback for Moscow and potential turning point in the war

Iran Offers Nothing New in Latest Meeting, UN Nuclear Watchdog Says

But talks will continue in coming weeks, IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi says

Iran's Army Warns 'Rioters' as Security Forces Struggle to Suppress Unrest

Anti-government demonstrations erupted in September after the death of a Kurdish woman, Mahsa Amini, who had been detained by morality police for allegedly flouting the Islamic Republic's strict dress code imposed on women

Putin Ally Meets Iran Leader as Moscow Deepens Tehran Ties 

Russian Security Council secretary Nikolai Patrushev's visit was a sign of Iran's growing importance as a supportive partner and weapons supplier at a time when Moscow is isolated by Western sanctions

US Climate Envoy Kerry Launches Carbon Offset Plan

The U.S. climate envoy acknowledged widespread criticism of voluntary carbon offset schemes raised by environmental groups and a task force created by U.N. Secretary General Antonio Guterres