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Amed Khan has worked to move and house the Afghan citizens while they wait for their special visa applications to process.

Canadian psychologist and bestselling author Jordan B. Peterson announced that he is "departing" from Twitter after finding an "endless flood of vicious insult" on the platform.

Anti-government protests continue into a second week in Iran as protesters continue to demonstrate against the regime's price hikes.

The Russians should not be surprised that Finland now wants to join NATO after Russia invaded Ukraine

Patrick Conolly, mayor of the Sydney, Australia-area Hawkesbury Council, was stabbed during a home invasion that local authorities say was a case of "mistaken identity." The suspects remain at large.

A senior Ukrainian official tells Fox News Monday that an agreement has been reached to evacuate around 50 wounded soldiers from the Azovstal steel factory in Mariupol to Russian-controlled territories.

"Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling praised a feminist activist who was attacked by a group of trans activists at he Emmeline Pankhurst statue in Manchester, U.K.

Sweden's prime minister announced Monday that “we will inform NATO that we want to become a member of the alliance” as Russia’s war with Ukraine is nearing the 3-month mark.

The Kremlin on Monday says it is “not convinced” Finland and Sweden joining NATO would "improve the security architecture on our continent.”

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy declared that victory could be near as Russian forces have become 'bankrupt' and are now facing 'a dead end' in the war.

North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un criticized officials over slow delivery times for medicine, and instructed military personnel to aid in pandemic response as the coronavirus has infected 1.2 million people with fever and killed 50 in just days.

A total lunar eclipse, known as a "blood moon," graced the sky Sunday night into early Monday morning. Photos of the lunar eclipse are seen from New Jersey and Buenos Aires.

Bucha, Ukraine, a small town outside Kyiv, has become synonymous with some of the worst horrors that have befallen the country since Russia launched its invasion Feb. 24.

Finish President Sauli Niinisto said he was not concerned by Turkey's seeming opposition to Finland's NATO membership.

The British Ministry of Defence claimed that Russia has lost a full one-third of its ground combat forces committed in February and British Intelligence officials say Russia has "lost momentum" in Donbas.

Beijing authorities are extending work-from-home rules for the city's largest district and three others.

Pope Francis declared 10 new saints in the first post-COVID canonization ceremony at the Vatican.

A vandal targeted a statue of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher within two hours of it being installed.

Finland's President Sauli Niinisto and Prime Minister Sanna Marin announced the country wants to join NATO.

Ukrainian band Kalush Orchestra won the Eurovision Song Contest Sunday in a show of support for the war-ravaged country.