Willie James Pye is scheduled to be executed on March 20, 2024. His public defenders want clemency for him because he is intellectually disabled and feels remorse.
Iraq's former defense minister, who holds citizenship in both Iraq and Sweden, was arrested on Monday in Sweden on suspicion of illegally receiving benefits.
Police in Germany arrested two Afghan nationals accused of supporting the Islamic State and plotting an attack on Swedish parliament in response to Koran burnings.
The parents of four Michigan teenagers who were killed in a November 2021 shooting at Oxford High School are calling for school officials to be held accountable.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is warning of a rise in U.S. measles cases, with a total in 2024 already matching all those reported last year.
The Biden administration is in urgent talks with Niger following the country's decision to end a military agreement that allows the U.S. to house an anti-terror drone base in the restive African nation.
The International Labor Organization reported on Tuesday that illegal profits from forced labor worldwide have surged to a staggering $236 billion annually.
President Biden failed to acknowledge Navy Joan Roberts, the estranged daughter of his son Hunter Biden, during remarks at a Women's History Month event at the White House.
House Republicans are sponsoring the EDUCATE Act, which aims to eliminate federal funding, including student loans, for medical schools with DEI practices.
Donald Trump, the presumptive GOP nominee, is suing ABC's "This Week" host George Stephanopoulos and ABC News for defamation over his interview with Rep. Nancy Mace.
At least 13 miners in Russia were trapped hundreds of feet underground when part of a gold mine collapsed in Eastern Siberia’s Amur region, officials said.
Kristel Candelario has been sentenced to life in prison after her child Jailyn died in Cleveland last year when she was left home alone during a vacation.
Hong Kong lawmakers have unanimously passed a new national security law aimed at curbing dissent, seen as a response to the 2019 pro-democracy protests.
A federal appeals court asked the West Virginia Supreme Court whether opioid distribution could cause a public nuisance under state law as WV reviews a lawsuit against drug companies.
Gen. Mark Milley will testify before Congress on Tuesday for the first time since retiring, offering new insight on the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.
A man and a woman vacationing from Georgia were found passed out on a central Florida beach, and deputies located their children unsupervised at a hotel pool.
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