Displaced Palestinians Trek Home to Northern Gaza as Israel-Hamas Cease-Fire Holds: Live Updates
The cease-fires in Gaza and Lebanon will most likely hold for now, despite being tested to their limits over the weekend, because all sides want
Colombia Will Not Accept U.S. Deportation Flights, President Petro Says
Colombia will not accept military deportation flights from the United States until the Trump administration provides a process to treat Colombian migrants with “dignity and
Israel and Hamas Exchange Prisoners and Hostages: Cease-Fire Latest Updates
Hamas released four female Israeli army soldiers on Saturday as part of a hostage-for-prisoner exchange, more than a year after the women were taken captive
The British Museum says it is partly closed after a fired employee shut down IT systems
LONDON (AP) — The British Museum, the country’s most popular tourist attraction, was partially closed to the public on Saturday after an employee who had
In Response to Trump Tariff Threat, Ontario Premier Calls an Early Election
The leader of Canada’s most populous province and the heart of its vital auto industry said on Friday that he would call early elections because
Rebels Backed by Rwanda Close In on Major City in Congo
Rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo have surrounded the eastern city of Goma, in one of the sharpest escalations in years of a conflict
Deadly Hotel Fire at Turkish Ski Resort Stirs Grief and Outrage
The first indication that tragedy had stricken their loved ones came around 5:30 a.m. in urgent messages to the family’s WhatsApp group. A brother and
Reporter Asks Trump Why He Pardoned Cop-Beating Capitol Rioter. Wait For The Answer.
President Donald Trump dodged then rambled Tuesday when asked why he pardoned a violent Capitol rioter. (Watch the video below.) Trump granted clemency on Inauguration
Wind Power in U.S. Faces Hit From Trump’s Executive Order
President Trump launched a broad attack on the wind power industry in the United States, with a sweeping executive order that could block not just
Airborne Lead and Chlorine Levels Soared as L.A. Wildfires Raged
At the height of the Los Angeles County wildfires, atmospheric concentrations of lead, a neurotoxin, reached 100 times average levels even miles from the flames,
