Fewer than one in four new cases come from a known contact, and 307 of the last 482 deaths happened in communities, not treatment centres — while the US, Uganda and Europe tighten the borders around...
Brazilian Sen. Flávio Bolsonaro has reportedly left Brazil for the United States on Tuesday, two days after losing the country’s presidential runoff to leftist incumbent President Luiz Inácio ...
The Israeli military launched large-scale domestic military exercises on Sunday to counter surprise border infiltrations and ground raids across northern and central Israel, mobilizing multiple divisi...
The record $133.5 billion surplus landed in the truce month. Underneath it, a second front opened over what the two countries eat.
Yesterday's royal visit was about remembrance. The money was about something else: the fund that paid the bereaved £5,000 a family, the Coal Board that paid £500, and the £150,000 of the villagers'...
On Monday, 56,000 troops opened the largest US-Japan exercise of the year. On Tuesday they staged a first-ever joint "elephant walk." By Thursday the year's strongest storm was forcing commanders to d...
A Michigan retiree convicted by a Russian court of fighting as a mercenary in Ukraine has been released from custody, U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff announced. Stephen Hubbard, a former teacher, was sentenc...
Roughly 6,000 merchant sailors remain stranded near the Strait of Hormuz after 24 ships were attacked in a two-week span, pushing the total number of confirmed maritime incidents to 100 since hostilit...
More than 150 police officers were injured across three Italian cities Saturday after demonstrations over stagnant wages and housing costs devolved into street battles, prompting authorities to detain...
A 143-year-old historic building in Limoges, France, has been “largely lost” after rioters set it ablaze during a nationwide protest over the cost of living. The Limoges Town Hall, constructed in ...
