Russian President Putin's decision to suspend New START treaty renews global nuclear concerns as he expands ties with China, and a nuclear expert details how U.S. must respond.
A Palestinian gunman shot and killed two Israeli brothers in the northern West Bank on Sunday, casting a shadow over peace talks that took place in Jordan.
Mexico President Andrés Manuel López Obrador is going viral on Twitter after posting a photo of what he says is an "aluxe," a mythical Mayan elf-like creature.
CIA director William Burns said he promised Russia's spy chief Sergei Naryshkin severe consequences from the United States if Moscow uses nuclear weapons on the Ukrainian battlefield.
Bernard Randall is appealing an employment tribunal ruling against him after he sued his former employer for allegedly firing him over a sermon that questioned LGBTQ activists.
The U.S. Energy Department reportedly joins the FBI in assessing the COVID-19 pandemic originated from an accidental Chinese lab leak, an update to a 2021 intelligence report says.
At least 60 migrants are reportedly dead, and at least one allege human trafficker among some 80 survivors has been charged after a makeshift wooden vessel crashed off Italy's coast.
At least 60 migrants are reportedly dead, and at least one allege human trafficker among some 80 survivors has been charged after a makeshift wooden vessel crashed off Italy's coast.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Russian President Vladimir Putin will fall to an uprising from his own people. He argues that Russians will "find a reason."
A transgender clinical psychologist expressed concerns about "unexpected consequences" regarding a Spanish law that allows minors as young as 12 to legally change their gender.
Yevgeny Prigozhin has increasingly put himself at odds with the Russian military establishment, openly criticizing failures in Ukraine to boost his own profile.
Lt. Gen. Keith Kellogg said without fulfilling their pledge to spend 2% of GDP on defense, NATO members won't be able to come to the aid of their allies if called.
A body was found on Friday during the search for Laurel Aldridge, the missing sister-in-law of actor Mackenzie Crook, as West Sussex authorities work to identify the body.
Hong Kong police arrested four people related to the dismemberment and murder of Abby Choi, who's a model, accusing her ex-husband and his family of killing her.
The new Center for the Confinement of Terrorism can hold upwards of 40,000 in its eight buildings. Watched over by hundreds of guards, El Salvador officials call it "inescapable."
U.S. Consul General Gregory May incensed officials of the Chinese Communist Party by warning that Hong Kong may fall from its status as an international business hub.
