76M people were displaced within their countries in 2023, migration tracking group says

In 2023, conflicts and natural disasters resulted in a record 76 million people being displaced within their own countries, according to a top migration monitoring group.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi files nomination to run for third term in general election

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Varanasi on Tuesday to formally file his candidacy for the ongoing general election, aiming to secure his seat.

White House walks diplomatic tightrope on Israel amid contradictory messaging: 'You can't have it both ways'

The Biden administration continues to take criticism for its stances on Israel, which some critics have called contradictory.

Zionism explained from its biblical origins to the rebirth of the state of Israel

Amid a flurry of antisemitic protests on college campuses, demonstrators have embraced a dangerous school of thought: anti-Zionism. Experts explain its significance to Israel and the Jews.

Killers in Mexico 'can look like anyone' as cartels use women, kids as assassins, PI warns

Women and children at young as 7 are being used as Mexican cartel assassins, private investigator said, adding that "the bad guys don't look like bad guys."

Billboard collapses onto group of pedestrians, killing at least 14

A severe thunderstorm is believed to have caused a large billboard to collapse, killing at least 14 people and injuring 74 others, city officials said.

Blinken makes unannounced diplomatic trip to Ukraine after Congress approves $60B in military aid

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken took off from the Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland on Monday and took an unannounced trip to Ukraine, landing on Tuesday local time.

Collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge detonated to help free ship from Port of Baltimore

Crews used explosives on Monday to break apart a section of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore that was still sitting on top of the container ship Dali.

Army officer resigns commission over US support for Israel, killing of civilians in Gaza

An Army officer assigned to the Defense Intelligence Agency has resigned in protest over the United States’ continued military support for Israel.

Notorious people smuggler wanted in Europe arrested in northern Iraq

Security officials have announced that Barzan Majeed, one of the most notorious human smugglers in Europe, was arrested in the Kurdish region of northern Iraq.

North Macedonia’s new president seeks to sidestep disputes with EU neighbors

North Macedonia, a European Union candidate, is seeking to calm disputes with Greece and Bulgaria after the election victory of a conservative-backed president and coalition.

4 Dominicans are accused of smuggling wildlife and throwing 113 birds overboard to their deaths

Four men have been indicted in Puerto Rico and have been charged with smuggling wildlife, after the U.S. Coast Guard spotted them throwing overboard cages holding birds.

Billionaire Arthur Irving, one of Canada's richest men, dies at age 93

Canadian billionaire Arthur L. Irving, who spent much of his life growing the oil business of his father K.C. Irving, has died at age 93 surrounded by his wife and daughter.

CNN's Van Jones says youth angry at Biden due to 'miserable' economic prospects, not just Gaza

CNN senior political commentator Van Jones argued that young people are not just frustrated over violence in Gaza, but their increasingly dismal economic prospects in recent years.

Pakistan, US discuss how to tackle the regional security threat posed by IS group and local Taliban

U.S. and Pakistani officials have held talks regarding expanding cooperation in tackling security threats by the Pakistani Taliban and an affiliate of the Islamic State group.

Argentina will get next installment of bailout as IMF praises Milei's austerity policies

Argentina's biggest creditor, the International Monetary Fund, agreed to release the next portion of loans due under a bailout program; $792 million will soon be available to the country's government.

Reports of Biden White House keeping 'sensitive' Hamas intel from Israel draws outrage

The White House faced blowback Monday over a Washington Post report claiming it had offered further assistance in locating Hamas leaders if it curbs its plans in Rafah.

Eurovision banned the EU flag from the song contest. The EU is angry and wants to know why

The 27-nation European Union has lambasted organizers of the Eurovision Song Contest for banning the EU flag from the concert hall during the final of the week-long competition.

Belfast judge says parts of the UK's migrant deportation law shouldn't apply to Northern Ireland

A Belfast judge has ruled that the law in the U.K. to deport migrants should not apply in Northern Ireland as parts of it undermine human rights protections.

Fans flock to Paris to cheer as Lise Davidsen becomes classical music's Taylor Swift

In the same week that fans of Taylor Swift flocked to Paris for the singer's Eras Tour, Lise Davidsen attracted crowds to the Paris Opéra for her performances in 'Salome.'

Reports of army killing of villagers in Burma supported by photos and harrowing tale of a survivor

Soldiers of Burma’s military government have reportedly carried out a massacre of over 30 civilians in central Burma; the country has been mired in violence since the military seized power in 2021.

Iranian filmmaker flees to Europe after prison sentence ahead of his Cannes premiere

Ahead of the premiere of his film at the Cannes Film Festival, Iranian director Mohammad Rasoulof said he has fled to Europe; he was recently sentenced to 8 years in prison.

Vast coin collection of Danish magnate is going on sale a century after his death

The 20,000-piece coin collection of Danish butter magnate Lars Emil Bruun is set to go on sale 100 years after his death, and it could fetch up to $72 million.

Families still looking for missing loved ones after devastating Afghanistan floods killed scores

Many survivors are still searching for their loved ones after unusually heavy rains led to devastating floods in parts of Afghanistan; hundreds of people were killed and thousands of homes destroyed.

State Dept stresses no conclusion on Israel's possible international law violations after critical report

A State Department spokesman said despite a report submitted to Congress, no conclusions have been made on Israel's possible international law violations.

More bodies recovered after Indonesia flash floods bring death toll to 44

In Indonesia, heavy rains and a landslide caused a river to overflow its banks, resulting in flash floods that have killed at least 44 people with 15 still missing.

Turkey and Greece leaders to meet, put friendship initiative to the test amid Gaza and Ukraine wars

Turkey and Greece have a long history of conflict, but the leaders of both countries met on May 13, 2024, five months after embarking on a new initiative designed to mend relations.

UK mother of 3 shares secrets to record-breaking success in running

Helen Ryvar, a single mother and proprietor of a cleaning business in the U.K., has set a world record for the most consecutive half-marathons completed.

This is how Buddhists across the world celebrate the Buddha's birthday

Different countries have different ways of observing the holiday of the Buddha's birthday. Buddhists use the time to retell the story of the Buddha's life and reflect on his teachings.

Sickle cell patient offers hope to Ugandan community where disease is prevalent

A Ugandan woman who has directly confronted the challenges of living with sickle cell disease has converted her personal journey into advocacy, she says.

Ukrainian first lady, foreign minister visit pro-Russia Serbian president

Ukrainian first lady Olena Zelenska accompanied Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba on a trip to Serbia where she met with Serbian first lady Tamara Vucic.

3 confirmed dead, others trapped after billboard collapses during heavy rains in India's Mumbai

A billboard collapse in Mumbai's suburb of Ghatkopar resulted in three fatalities and 59 injuries during thunderstorms and heavy rain, according to officials.

King Charles gives Prince William controversial military honor after 'cruel snub' to Prince Harry

King Charles honored Prince William with the title Colonel-in-Chief of the Army Air Corps. It was once thought the title would go to Prince Harry, who served with the Corps.

In Sudan, 72 villages burned last month as fire 'used indiscriminately as weapon of war,' study says

In Sudan's civil war, fire is being used to burn villages and displace civilians with more frequency than before. April 2024 saw more fires than any other month of the war.

4 arrested after police raid drug lab on Indonesia's Bali resort island

Indonesian police say they have raided a major drug lab hidden in a villa on the resort island of Bali. Police arrested four people allegedly linked to the lab.

Kazakhstani ex-government official sentenced for wife's torture and murder in Central Asia

Kazakhstan’s Supreme Court has convicted a former government official of torturing and brutally murdering his wife and sentenced him to prison, officials say.

New York museum curator detained in Turkey for alleged spider smuggling claims to have government permits

A curator at the American Museum of Natural History was detained at Istanbul Airport while allegedly attempting to smuggle spider and scorpion samples.

Jen Psaki forced to edit book after making misleading claim about Biden not checking watch at ceremony

Jen Psaki offered a misleading initial account in her new book of when President Biden was seen looking at his watch during a dignified transfer ceremony.

Ukraine's Kharkiv residents remain defiant as Russia launches new offensive

Despite intense fighting in the Kharkiv region, residents of Ukraine's second largest city, Kharkiv, have remained defiant. The city experienced a temporary respite on Sunday.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle experience Nigerian dancing, fashion while visiting charities

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry viewed traditional Nigerian dances and were gifted traditional garments while visiting Lagos, where they attended fundraisers and charity events.

Only a few hundred remain in Vovchansk as Russian advance intensifies in northeast Ukraine

Ukrainian officials say only a few hundred residents remain in the embattled northeast town of Vovchansk amid pitched battles after a renewed Russian assault.

Indonesia's Mount Ibu volcano erupts, authorities prepare to evacuate thousands

Indonesia's Mount Ibu volcano erupted for five minutes. Authorities have prepared evacuation tents nearby but have not yet ordered an evacuation.

Nepali guide, UK mountaineer surpass their own records for most climbs of Mount Everest

British climber Kenton Cool and Nepali guide Kami Rita Sherpa have both set new records for the most climbs of Mount Everest, officials said on Sunday.

Lindsey Graham erupts on NBC anchor over officials questioning Israeli military response: 'Full of crap'

Sen. Lindsey Graham debated anchor Kristen Welker over President Biden's promise that he would restrict weapons to Israel as the country continues to fight Hamas.

Vatican Museums staff launch legal bid to demand better treatment, challenging Pope Francis' administration

Employees of the Vatican Museums have filed a class-action complaint demanding improved benefits and working conditions, challenging Pope Francis' administration.

Rescue efforts for workers trapped in South Africa building collapse continues, 1 more survivor found

Rescue crews in South Africa are still working to recover workers who were trapped underneath rubble when an apartment building collapsed. One worker was found alive after six days.

US special ops teams must cut 5,000 troops over next 5 years amid push to recruit technical experts

U.S. special operations commanders must balance a mandated cut of their overall forces by about 5,000 troops over the next five years with the need to hire more technical experts.

Fingerhakeln frenzy: Bavarian men grapple for victory in Germany's finger wrestling championship

More than 150 Bavarian men gathered in Bernbeuren, Germany, for the national championship of "Fingerhakeln," a unique form of finger wrestling, officials said.

Georgians protest proposed law restricting 'foreign influence' in media as parliament approves final vote

Critics of a proposed media governance law in Georgia launched mass protests as Georgia's parliament prepared for a final vote on the proposal.

Anti-Israel, pro-Palestinian protests 'cheapen the concept of genocide,' says Jewish historian and author

Jewish historian and author Rick Richman says today's anti-Israel, pro-Palestine protesters "cheapen the concept of genocide" as they criticize Israel; it is Hamas that has a genocidal operation.

What to expect from Putin as Russian strongman begins new six-year term

Undeterred by the U.S.' unwavering support of Kyiv, Russia will likely ratchet up offensive operations against Ukraine and intensify non-kinetic confrontation with Washington.

Fire destroys shopping complex housing 1,400 outlets in Poland's capital

A fire engulfed a large shopping complex in Warsaw, Poland, on Sunday. While no injuries were reported, the fire destroyed more than 80% of the complex.

Germany introduces payment cards for asylum seekers to prevent transferring money outside country

Critics of Germany's new rule that gives asylum seekers part of their government payments on a plastic card instead of in cash say it's designed "to bully refugees."

David Cameron calls out BBC on the air to label Hamas a terrorist group: 'What more do they need to do?'

UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron requested that the BBC consider Hamas as a terrorist group and openly begin calling members "terrorists" in a recent interview.

German court upholds intelligence agency's labeling of far-right party as suspected extremist case

A court has ruled that Germany’s domestic intelligence agency was justified in putting the Alternative for Germany party under observation for suspected extremism.

3 men charged in UK for allegedly collaborating with Hong Kong intelligence service

Three men in the U.K. have been charged with assisting the Hong Kong intelligence service, following their arrest earlier this month by counterterrorism police.

US military forces to establish 9 sites on Philippine bases to counter China threats

The U.S. military has plans to establish their presence in nine sites on Philippine bases under a 2014 defense pact, aimed at countering Chinese threats.

11 confirmed dead, including students, in Indonesia bus crash after reported brake failure

At least 11 people were killed on Sunday in Indonesia after a bus slammed into cars and motorbikes after its brakes reportedly malfunctioned, officials said.

UN revises Gaza death toll, almost 50% less women and children killed than previously reported

The United Nations suddenly adjusted its death toll count in Gaza to show that less women and children were killed, admitting widely quoted Hamas data is unreliable.

Republican says Biden has 'strengthened' Hamas by withholding aid from Israel: 'Completely incompetent'

Sen. Pete Ricketts, R-NE, said President Biden was 'absolutely mismanaging' Israel's war with Hamas after he threatened to withhold high payload bombs from America's ally.

Israel needs our support. We must demand Biden keep his ‘ironclad’ commitment

I just got back from visiting Israel and our friends there need our support. Biden had said he made an ‘ironclad’ commitment to our ally and we need to make sure he keeps it.

Princeton University students end anti-Israel hunger strike 'due to health concerns'

More than a dozen students at Princeton University said they were ending their hunger strike amid continued anti-Israel demonstrations at the university.

King Charles struggles to evict Prince Andrew as disgraced royal's home is in 'total disrepair': experts

Prince Andrew, the disgraced Duke of York, stepped back as a senior member of the British royal family in 2019 following his controversial friendship with Jeffrey Epstein.

Marine reflects on AI's 'incredible change' for military as he looks to future with new novel

Much of "2054" by Elliot Ackerman and Ret. Admiral James G. Stavridis focused on the race to achieve the singularity, which would accelerate tech development to unbelievable levels.

Anti-Israel agitators disrupt commencements across US after mobs vandalize buildings, assault police officers

Anti-Israel agitators from North Carolina to California have disrupted commencement ceremonies following weeks of demonstrations that upended campus life.

Air Force AI dogfight means tech could replace Maverick vs. China

Dogfights aren't Maverick vs. the world anymore. The secretary of the Air Force proved that by flying mock aerial combat in a Vista F-16 controlled by artificial intelligence.

Blinken delivers strongest public rebuke of Israel yet: 'Get out of Gaza'

Secretary of State Antony Blinken strongly criticized Israel's continued offensive in Gaza amid its war with the Hamas terror group, citing a growing civilian death toll.

On this day in history, May 13, 1981, Pope John Paul II survives assassination attempt

Pope John Paul II survived an assassination attempt by a Turkish gunman on this day in history, May 13, 1981. The pope would go on to forgive his would-be killer.

Biden policy is ensuring that Hamas 'stays strong': Marine Corps veteran

'The Big Weekend Show' co-hosts discuss President Biden's foreign policy record amid the Israel-Hamas war.

Biden is ensuring that Hamas 'stays strong': Marine Corps veteran

'The Big Weekend Show' co-hosts discuss President Biden's foreign policy record amid the Israel-Hamas war.

Hillary Clinton slammed by fellow Democrat for 'dismissive' remarks about anti-Israel protesters

Sen. Chris Van Hollen, D-Md., said Hillary Clinton was "quite dismissive" when she said anti-Israel protesters "don't know very much...about the history of the Middle East."

University of California-Berkeley grads disrupt commencement with anti-Israel protests

Hundreds of anti-Israel protesters disrupted UC Berkeley's commencement ceremony on Saturday, prompting acknowledgments from speakers at the podium. Most were graduating students.

Israel-Hamas war would 'probably already been over' if Trump were president, Sen. Tom Cotton says

The Republican senator from Arkansas says the Israel-Hamas war "would have never happened" under President Trump during a "Face the Nation" interview Sunday.

Graham: Biden threat to pull military aid for Israel 'rewarding the tactics of Hamas to put civilians at risk'

Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said if President Biden pauses more offensive military assistance to Israel, his administration would be "rewarding tactics of Hamas."

VCU students walk out of Gov Youngkin's commencement speech

About 100 students walked out of Gov. Glenn Youngkin's commencement address at Virginia Commonwealth University on Saturday.

US offers Israel intel on Hamas leaders for pledge to hold back on Rafah

The U.S. has offered Israel significant intelligence and supplies in a bid to prevent a full-scale invasion of the Gazan city of Rafah, the last Hamas stronghold.

‘OCTOBER 7’ play tells traumatic story of terror attack on Israel through verbatim accounts of survivors

"OCTOBER 7" tells the traumatic story of the terror attacks against Israel through verbatim accounts of survivors who spoke to journalists Phelim McAleer and Ann McElhinney.

Bernie Sanders says Israel shouldn't receive 'another nickel' in US military aid after State Dept. report

Independent Sen. Bernie Sanders, of Vermont, claimed that Israel is becoming a "pariah nation" and had broken international law in its war against Hamas.

Police bust finds over 700 pounds of drugs inside Transformers statues

The drugs originated in Cambodia and traveled through Thailand, intended for sale in more luxurious markets in neighboring areas such as Australia, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Malaysia.

Netanyahu’s legacy could be ‘a break’ in relationship between US and Israel, Democratic senator says

Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del., said that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should be thinking about his legacy after vowing to eliminate Hamas.

Iranian lawmaker declares Tehran obtained nuclear bombs

U.S. and UN experts say Iran’s regime is dangerously close to becoming a nuclear-armed weapons state as officials in Tehran announce their capability to build atomic bombs.

Mother of Hamas hostage says US shouldn't be considered 'neutral negotiator': 'America was also a victim'

Rachel Goldberg-Polin, the mother of 23-year-old Hamas hostage Hersh Goldberg-Polin, said that America should not be considered a "neutral negotiator" after Oct. 7.

Ex-Albanian president warns Biden that Russia seeks to 'undermine European values and foundations' in region

Albania's former president and leader of the Freedom Party wants to keep the United States in the Balkans and prevent forces Russia from destabilizing the region.

JK Rowling leads criticism after transgender woman managing women's soccer club is celebrated

"Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling led the criticism over the weekend against an English soccer club naming a transgender woman the manager of a women's team.

Here's why Ireland is at boiling point over mass immigration

Hundreds of protests in towns have sprung up in Ireland with people calling on the government to end what they say is an "open borders" globalist agenda that is putting the needs of migrants ahead of its citizens.

The most popular Catholic outside the Vatican: Bishop Barron

Bishop Robert Barron spoked to Fox News Digital about the death of the ongoing Christian revival in America, President Biden's faith, and why Catholicism is suddenly cool.

Top Senate Democrat joins growing chorus of lawmakers breaking from Biden on Israel

Maryland Democratic Senator Ben Cardin joined a growing chorus of centrist, pro-Israel Democrats who have voiced disagreement with President Biden's decision to withhold aid.

On Mother's Day, the Bible's inspiring women offer faith, hope and strength

In honor of Mother's Day, here is a look at some notable mothers (and mother figures) who can be found throughout the Bible. Faith leaders weighed in on some of their favorites.

Anti-Israel demonstrators gather at UNC-Chapel Hill Chancellor's office, smear red paint on building

Anti-Israel demonstrators gathered at UNC-Chapel Hill's campus on Saturday ahead of the commencement ceremony, and threw red paint on the stairs of the Chancellor's building.

Pelosi rebuked to her face during Oxford debate after condemning Americans clouded by 'guns, gays, God'

Rep. Nancy Pelosi was seemingly mocked as an “elite" during a recent Oxford Union debate after she suggested populism in the United States is a threat to democracy.

Biden's arms embargo on Israel 'emboldens' Hamas missile strikes against Jewish state

As Biden continues to distance his administration from Israel’s war to defeat Hamas, retired military leaders take him to task for endangering the security of the Jewish state.

NATO ally endorses China's Ukraine peace plan as Beijing applauds 'model' of European diplomacy

China has long pursued a diplomatic reset as it finds itself increasingly unpopular and pushed out by Central and Eastern European countries.

Novak Djokovic wears bicycle helmet to Italian Open training session after getting hit in the head with bottle

Novak Djokovic arrived at the Foro Italico in Rome on Saturday wearing a bicycle helmet after he was hit in the head with an aluminum water bottle just a day earlier.

Illinois pastor and author urges others amid today's evil, 'Make America love again'

Pastor James Ward of Insight Church in Illinois reflects on three verses from the First Letter of John and reveals how he believes love is the best way to defeat evil today.

Top secret Iranian drone site used by IRGC, terror proxies exposed by opposition group

An Iranian opposition group has exposed a training site where Qods Aviation Industry provides drone instruction to members of the IRGC, Iranian proxies and Hezbollah terrorists on drone warfare.

On this day in history, May 11, 1888, Irving Berlin, composer of 'God Bless America,' is born

Irving Berlin was born on this day in history, May 11, 1888. The composer would go on to write 800 songs, many of them American classics, after starting his career as a boy singing in the streets.

California group calls on universities, state leaders to restore nixed commencements amid anti-Israel protests

Golden Together's Steve Hilton and Gloria Romero implore state colleges and universities to reinstate canceled classes and commencements.

Muslim, Arab American leaders dismiss Biden's pivot on Israel as 'too little, too late:' 'Irrevocably at odds'

The New York Times issued a scathing report about President Biden's "broken relationship" with Muslim leaders, something the paper says "could pose a significant problem" in November.

Kansas bill cracking down on foreign land ownership vetoed by Democratic governor

Democratic Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly on Friday vetoed a bill limiting foreign land ownership, in a move Republicans castigated as apathetic toward national security threats.

State Department criticizes Israel’s attempts at ‘mitigating civilian harm’ in Gaza war: report

A report from the U.S. State Department sent to Congress Friday questioned how effective the Israeli military is being at mitigating civilian casualties in Gaza.

2 ISIS militants suspected in 2014 massacre of Iraqi soldiers turned over to Baghdad

U.S.-backed, Kurdish-led forces have turned over to Baghdad two Islamic State militants suspected in the 2014 mass killings of Iraqi soldiers.

7 dead after bus falls into river in St. Petersburg, Russia

A bus veered off a bridge Friday in St. Petersburg, Russia, plunging into the Moika River and leaving seven people dead, according to officials.

Biden donors rage over his pledge to pause weapon shipments to Israel: 'Bad, bad, bad decision'

Major Biden donors are blasting President Biden for moving to pause weapons shipments to Israel over the country's plans to invade Rafah in southern Gaza.

Novak Djokovic injured after bottle falls on his head while signing autographs

Novak Djokovic required medical attention after his match Friday after getting hit in the head with an aluminum bottle that fell from the stands.

Two universities rescind commencement invitations to UN ambassador over Israel-Hamas war

The University of Vermont and Xavier University have decided to cancel upcoming commencement ceremony speeches by UN Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield.

Biden is caving to campus agitators in threatening to cut aid to Israel, senators say: 'All about November'

Republican senators believe President Biden's "disgraceful" warning to cut offensive aid to Israel amid its conflict with Hamas "is all about November."

Ukraine beats back Russian attempt to cross border as Moscow seeks Kharkiv buffer zone: report

Ukrainian officials suspect that Moscow plans to take Kharkiv as part of establishing a buffer zone between the Ukrainian and Russian borders as the war drags on.

Iraq asks UN to abandon political mission in Baghdad

The Iraqi government requested Wednesday that the U.N. end a mission aimed at promoting governance and human rights reforms in the strife-torn nation by the end of next year.

At least 90 injured after passenger train hits boxcar, derails in Argentine capital

At least 90 people were injured Friday in Buenos Aires, Argentina, after a passenger train derailed after striking an empty boxcar on the tracks.

Xi leaves Hungary, concluding 5-day tour of Europe

Chinese President Xi Jinping departed from Hungary on Friday, marking the end of a five-day European tour meant to reinforce Beijing's influence over the continent.

Biden administration granted sanctions relief to Arab nations just before president's Israel aid threat

The State Department informed Congress it would waive anti-Israeli boycott sanctions for several Arab nations the day before President Biden drew a red line on Israel.

Netanyahu says Biden’s vow to withhold weapons from Israel would result in civilian casualties

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Dr. Phil that President Biden’s vow to withhold weapons from Israel will result in civilian casualties.

Top Maltese politician resigns over charges in high-profile hospital scandal

Deputy Prime Minister Chris Fearne of Malta resigned Friday, also abandoning his European Commission bid, after being charged with fraud.

Biden ripped over resurfaced anti-Trump tweet critics say 'endorses his own impeachment'

President Joe Biden was blasted on social media over a post defending the impeachment of former President Trump, which critics alleged showed glaring hypocrisy.

Taliban reports at least 50 dead as flash floods wreak havoc in northern Afghanistan

Flash floods triggered by seasonal rains in northern Afghanistan's Baghlan province have left at least 50 people dead, according to the Taliban.

Biden under investigation after threat to Israel’s offensive aid: ‘playing political games’

The House Oversight Committee is opening an investigation into the Biden administration's decision making and timing behind the president's warning for Israel on Rafah.

US promises to squash Palestinian membership push at UN following vote

The U.S. has avoided having to decide if it will pull funding from the U.N. and the its specialized agencies, which it would have had to do under public law passed in the 1990s.