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Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich arrested in Russia for 'spying'

The Kremlin claim Evan Gershkovich was caught "red-handed". He could face a 20-year jail sentence if found guilty

Wales Online

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 400 of the invasion

Wall Street Journal reporter arrested in Russia on espionage charges; Ukrainian officials concede Russia has made some gains in Bakhmut

The Guardian - AU

Russia arrests Wall Street Journal reporter on ‘espionage’ charges

US news outlet says it ‘vehemently denies the allegations from the FSB and seeks the immediate release of our trusted and dedicated reporter’

The Independent UK

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Russian minister says it's too early to talk of prisoner swap for U.S. reporter - RIA

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said on Thursday it was too early to talk of a possible prisoner swap involving detained U.S. reporter Evan Gershkovich who has been held on suspicion of spying, the state RIA news agency reported.

Reuters

The U.S. condemns Russia's arrest of a Wall Street Journal reporter

Evan Gershkovich, a U.S. citizen, was on a reporting assignment in the Ural mountain city of Yekaterinburg when he was detained by agents from Russia's Federal Security Service.

WEKU

Russia detains US reporter for ‘spying’

MOSCOW: An American journalist working for the Wall Street Journal has been arrested in Russia on charges of spying for Washington, Russia’s FSB security services said on Thursday.

Bangkok Post

Russia arrests Wall Street Journal reporter for spying

Russia's top security agency says a reporter for the Wall Street Journal has been arrested on espionage charges. The Federal Security Service (FSB), the

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Russia arrests Wall Street Journal reporter on espionage charges

White House denounces detention of US citizen Evan Gershkovich and Russia’s continued ‘repression of journalists’.

Al Jazeera

Russian missiles hit Ukraine's Kharkiv as Moscow detains US journalist

At least six Russian missiles hit the northeastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv late on Thursday, local officials said, adding that emergency workers were assessing the damage and casualties. Earlier, Russia’s FSB security service detained a US reporter for the Wall Street Journal on spying charges, drawing immediate condemnation from the…

France 24

Evan Gershkovich: Russia detains Wall Street Journal reporter on spying charges

The WSJ says it is deeply concerned for Mr Gershkovich’s safety and it ‘vehemently denies the allegations’

Evening Standard

Russia Arrests Wall Street Journal Reporter for Espionage

Russia’s top security agency says a reporter for the Wall Street Journal has been arrested on espionage charges. The Federal Security Service (FSB), the top domestic security and counterintelligence agency that is the top successor agency to the Soviet era KGB, said Thursday that Evan Gershkovich was detained in the…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Russia arrests Wall Street Journal reporter over spying allegations

US news outlet says it ‘vehemently denies the allegations from the FSB and seeks the immediate release of our trusted and dedicated reporter’

The Independent UK

US reporter's detention in Russia on spy charges widens rift between nuclear rivals

A Moscow court ruled that a U.S. journalist for the Wall Street Journal should be detained for nearly two months on suspicion of spying, the most serious move against a foreign journalist since Russia invaded Ukraine and one quickly condemned by Washington.

Reuters

Owner of “Mustard’s Last Stand” hot dog store in Evantston takes a jab at Ohio State fans

Really? #GoBucks

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Salon

Trump's "suicidal" legal strategy

Trump's legal defense team "plagued by infighting" — of former president's own making, Wall Street Journal reports

Fortune

Lyft's new CEO says its competition isn't just Uber, it's a 'battle against staying at home'

Lyft and Uber have gone head-to-head for in the ride-share market for over a decade, and the pandemic-era lockdowns heightened the competition.

Tribune News Service

TV Tinsel: For Keegan-Michael Key, the seeds of acting and singing took root early on

Actor Keegan-Michael Key was 8 years old when he saw his first musical. It was “Godspell,” and he was hooked. “I was in the third grade. I thought it was the most magical thing. I thought, ‘Oh, wow, I want to do something like that!’ I wanted to be in…

Zenger

Elon Musk Offers Twitter Employees Stock Grants Valued At About $20 Billion

Musk has offered new equity grants to employees that will vest after six months: 'Stock Granted Now Would Be Worth Ten Times More'

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Evening Standard

London Girl? Taylor Swift is ‘looking for a house in Hampstead’ to add to her £123m property portfolio

The popstar is said to be looking for a period property with a garden in Hampstead or St John’s Wood.

Reuters

Pentagon probes lapse in Boeing security credentials for Air Force One

The U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) is scrutinizing why Boeing Co employees worked on current and future Air Force One planes without the security credentials required for the highly classified jets.

Fortune

Taylor Swift fans are sharing their health tips and hydration plans for the singer's 3-hour show

Taylor Swift fans have a PSA for her 44-song, three-hour concert: stay hydrated and have a bathroom plan.

InsideEVs

Tesla Stock More Popular Than Ever With Individuals

With retail investors spending tens of billions spent on Tesla shares already purchased this year, the company outpaces any other security by far.

Fortune

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon reportedly leading discussions on First Republic rescue

JPMorgan's 2008 rescues ended up costing the bank $19 billion.

Tribune News Service

Matthew Yglesias: Want better government? Pay bureaucrats more

The National Institutes of Health have been without a permanent director since the end of 2021. But not for lack of trying: At least two good prospects “have walked away,” according to the Wall Street Journal — not only out of concern that the role has become more politically contentious…

Fortune

Customers scramble to withdraw money from First Republic as stock drops almost 50%

Efforts to reassure the public that First Republic is safe have so far been unsuccessful as bank's shares plunge.

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