Russia fired more than 100 missiles at Ukraine during an 18-hour aerial assault that started on Thursday and carried into Friday. At least 18 people were killed.
South Australia police say a 15-year-old boy was attacked and killed by a shark Thursday morning while swimming approximately 100 to 130 feet from shore.
Lawmaker Vladimir Egorov, a Putin ally, is the latest prominent Russian figure to die under mysterious circumstances after he fell to his death from the third floor of his home.
The Vatican has clarified that Catholic bishops around the world are free to implement or withhold its sanctioned blessings for people in same-sex relationships.
A fuel tanker leak led to an explosion in Liberia, killing over 40 people and injuring at least 83 as they gathered to collect gasoline on Tuesday. The injured toll may rise.
A search engine optimization expert pulled data and sheds light on Google searches for antisemitic queries he says are up "massively" since Oct. 7, 2023.
The Russian Orthodox Church condemned all elective abortions as murder during a meeting of the Holy Synod this week, putting them at odds with President Vladimir Putin.
Sderot has been nearly empty since the Oct. 7 terror attacks but a large religious school, called a yeshiva, is again hosting its students, hoping to reinvigorate life in the city.
The second American hostage during the conflict between Israel and Hamas has died, her community announced on Thursday. She was one of eight Americans being held captive by Hamas.
North Korean supreme leader Kim Jong Un spoke at the Workers' Party of Korea plenary committee meeting, vowing further collaboration with 'anti-imperialist' forces against the US.
The Tour d’Argent, a Paris restaurant with a 441-year history, is offering a front-row view of the 2024 Summer Olympics and the renaissance of Notre Dame Cathedral.
A chain-reaction crash on the Northern Marmara Highway in northwest Turkey involving seven vehicles resulted in at least 10 deaths and 57 injuries, authorities say.
Mexican officials cleared out an encampment near the Rio Grande in Matamoros, Mexico, a location used by migrants to illegally cross into the United States.
The mayor of Barranquilla and the pop star's parents appeared at an event to unveil a six meter statue which depicts Shakira in a belly dancing outfit, along the banks of the Magdalena River.
Austerity measures, deregulation, and job cuts are key components of newly-elected President Javier Milei's reform package, as he seeks to right Argentina's troubled economy.
Gaston Glock, the reclusive Austrian developer behind the namesake firearm that was popular among police officers and rappers, has died at the age of 94.
