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President Biden took part in the dignified transfer of the remains of three troops killed in the Iran-backed militia attack in Jordan last weekend.

A car plunged into Norwegian waters on Thursday, prompting a rescue operation. Patrons aboard a floating sauna, wearing only towels, quickly responded to save the occupants.

In northwest England, the identities two 16-year-old convicted killers of transgender teenager Brianna Ghey were revealed in court after a judge lifted reporting restrictions.

A man fell to his death at the Tate Modern art gallery in London on Friday morning, police say. The gallery has announced its closure for the remainder of the day.

An migrant man wanted for injuring a mother and her daughters in a chemical attack in London is a convicted sex offender who converted to Christianity to claim asylum.

Russia has allegedly declined Ukrainian requests to surrender the bodies of numerous war prisoners killed when a Russian military transport plane was downed by Ukrainian forces.

Iran-backed Iraqi militia group Harakat al-Nujaba threatened more attacks on U.S. forces after a drone strike by an allied faction killed three American soldiers in Jordan.

United Kingdom Foreign Secretary David Cameron said his government could recognize an independent Palestinian state before the two sides negotiate the official creation of one.

U.S. Senator Tom Cotton questioned TikTok CEO Shou Chew about his nationality and potential ties to the Chinese Communist Party, sparking criticism from some Singaporeans.

Malaysia's Pardons Board has reduced ex-Prime Minister Najib Razak's 12-year jail sentence to six years and slashed his fine from approximately $44.5 million to $11.3 million.

At least 3 people are dead and more than 270 injured after a gas truck explosion in a Kenya neighborhood triggered a massive fire, destroying homes and warehouses.

Hungary Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is the last NATO leader who has not yet approved Sweden's membership application. U.S. lawmakers have issued a statement calling for immediate action.

North Korean ruler Kim Jong Un toured a naval shipbuilding facility in Nampho, where he urged workers to step up their military readiness amid perceived threats from South Korea.

Republican Bill Huizenga of Michigan and Democrat Betty McCollum of Minnesota will chair the Congressional Burma Caucus, intended to keep a focus on the Burmese civil conflict.

Storm Ingunn tore through Norway on Thursday, cancelling flights, ripping roofs off buildings, and setting a new wind speed record for the Scandinavian nation.

4Q of 2023 saw over 2,300 killed or kidnapped according to a UN report, as troubled Caribbean nation sees dramatic surge in violence amidst chaotic territorial gang disputes.

Panamanian authorities have reportedly found 79-year-old Roman Catholic Cardinal José Luis Lacunza alive after he went missing near the Costa Rican border earlier this week.

Protests against Prime Minister Robert Fico's plan to amend the nation's penal code have now spread to 31 cities and towns, as public backlash grows.

A speedboat full of suspected illegal migrants was captured on video landing on a beach in California Tuesday and they then flee into a wealthy seaside village.

Seven members of the staff of a Turkish factory are currently being held hostage by gunmen who are protesting the loss of life in the Gaza Strip.