A military helicopter has crashed in coastal Kenya near Somalia. While it remains unclear what caused the crash, all military personnel and crew on board the aircraft died.
Taiwan's National Defense Ministry said China flew more than 150 airplanes, including fighter jets, towards the island in the largest show of military force in recent months.
An Australian dad tried to sue a hospital for $643 million over claims he developed a "psychotic illness" after watching his wife give birth via C-section.
The Biden administration granted U.S.-sanctioned Iranian president a visa to speak at the U.N. on Tuesday. A new bill co-sponsored by Sens. Rubio and Cruz seeks to halt future visits.
Canada has expelled a top Indian diplomat as Ottawa investigates allegations that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government may be linked to the assassination of a Sikh activist.
Canada has taken the step of expelling a high-ranking Indian diplomat in the wake of an ongoing probe into the assassination of Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada.
A group of migrants, predominantly hailing from Haiti, forcibly entered an asylum office located in southern Mexico on Monday, as they clamored for essential documentation.
A prominent figure in a child sex abuse scandal that shook professional soccer in England has passed away while in prison, as confirmed by the British government's justice department.
A military airport in Iraq's semi-autonomous Kurdish region came under attack in an airstrike, resulting in three deaths, according to local officials.
Coastal regions of South Africa experienced large ocean waves generated by a "spring tide" over the weekend, resulting in two fatalities and injuries to several individuals.
The Taliban have taken into custody 18 individuals, including a foreign national, who were associated with a non-governmental organization (NGO) operating in Afghanistan.
A letter from World War II recently discovered in the Vatican archives shows that Pope Pius XII knew about the Holocaust earlier than previously known.
A Kurdish-led group launched an assault on Turkish-backed opposition fighters in northern Syria on Monday, resulting in the reported deaths of at least 13 militants.
Greece's armed forces have announced a three-day period of national mourning following a road accident in flood-ravaged Libya, which killed five members of a military rescue team.
Gunmen carried out an attack on a group of paramilitary forces in the southern region of Iran, resulting in the death of one officer and injuries to three others.
A fire engulfed an 18-story building in Khartoum, Sudan, on Sunday, as the ongoing conflict between the military and a rival paramilitary group extends into its sixth month.
The Biden administration has completed a prisoner swap to bring five Americans home. A new report claims the U.S. has paid some $15.7 billion since 1981 in hostage payments to the regime.
The Taliban, which banned girls from attending school beyond sixth grade, is furthering its restrictions by prohibiting women from participating in social or public events.