President Trump and President Xi Jinping discussed the escalating crisis in Iran during a phone call Tuesday, as the United States intensifies pressure on China and other nations to sever economic and diplomatic ties with Tehran.
Catastrophic flooding across southern and central Mozambique has claimed over 150 lives and impacted nearly 800,000 people, submerging towns, destroying vital farmland, and testing the limits of disaster response in one of the world's most climate-vulnerable nations.
Months after a U.S.-brokered ceasefire halted the deadliest fighting in years, a surge of violence in Gaza is testing the agreement's durability. With casualties mounting and key provisions stalled, residents and officials question the future of the truce as distrust between Israel and Hamas deepens.
Arizona Democratic Congressman Greg Stanton has launched a scathing critique of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, demanding her immediate removal from office following controversial remarks and amid scrutiny over agency actions.
With the expiration of the last major nuclear arms control pact between the U.S. and Russia, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urges immediate negotiations for a new framework, warning of heightened global risk.
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's conservative coalition is projected to secure a commanding majority in Sunday's snap election, capitalizing on her high approval ratings and populist appeal, though her assertive foreign policy and economic measures continue to stir regional and market anxieties.
A 19-year-old faces serious charges for alleged online threats as Israel's President Isaac Herzog prepares for a divisive five-day visit to Australia, sparking nationwide protests and legal complaints over Gaza war allegations.
As Gulf markets surge on strong oil and corporate performance, investors are looking beyond the major indices. We analyze three lesser-known companies—in healthcare, transportation, and tech—that are demonstrating strong fundamentals and strategic positioning for the coming year.
Asian markets tumbled Thursday, extending a Wall Street retreat fueled by growing investor skepticism over soaring AI expenditures and stretched tech valuations. Analysts warn of a fragile sentiment shift as capital rotates away from high-flying tech names.
A New York State budget hearing descended into chaos as lawmakers grilled MTA Chairman Janno Lieber over a $35 million private security contract, with tensions boiling over into shouted interruptions and a demand for an apology.
A 21-year-old Colombian national, previously released by U.S. immigration authorities, faces a homicide charge after a police pursuit ended in a deadly collision in Orange County, reigniting debate over federal immigration procedures and state sanctuary laws.
Final assays from Titan Minerals' resource drilling at its Dynasty Gold Project in Ecuador have significantly extended high-grade mineralization at depth, promising a substantial boost to the project's resource base ahead of a key update scheduled for early 2026.
Paul Knight, 36, will serve a minimum of 17 years for the murder of his wife, Isobella, while their two young daughters slept upstairs. The court heard the attack was triggered by a drug-induced rage.
Windsor County Sheriff Ryan Palmer, charged with aggravated stalking and solicitation, is resisting pressure from Governor Phil Scott to step down following allegations he paid and harassed sex workers.
House Speaker Mike Johnson invoked Old and New Testament passages to assert that Scripture mandates civil authorities to enforce immigration laws and secure national borders, drawing a sharp distinction between individual charity and governmental duty.
A Lyft driver in Hillsborough County faces felony charges after a passenger reported being choked and threatened during a ride. The incident has prompted scrutiny of the platform's safety protocols and revealed prior complaints against the driver.
Crude oil and gasoline futures surged over 3% Wednesday, with gasoline hitting a 2.5-month high, as diplomatic tensions between Washington and Tehran reignited concerns over potential supply disruptions in the critical Middle East region.
As the Milan Cortina Games commence, the city's high-end property sector emerges as Europe's most dynamic, with prices soaring to unprecedented levels.
Despite promises to protect survivors' identities, unredacted names and personal information remain accessible in the recently released Epstein documents, prompting accusations of negligence and permanent harm.
After a rigorous, two-year search involving over 100 candidates, Disney's board has selected parks veteran Josh D'Amaro to succeed Bob Iger. The meticulous process, led by Chairman James Gorman, aimed to avoid the pitfalls of past succession failures and ensure a stable handoff for the entertainment giant.
