Four years ago, on a warm Spanish summer's evening in Madrid, Tottenham Hostpur was just 90 minutes away from reaching the pinnacle of European football.
A long-awaited phone call between Chinese leader Xi Jinping and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Wednesday has received a tentative welcome in Washington and parts of Europe for its potential to increase dialogue toward resolving Russia's brutal war in Ukraine.
While Russia has suffered thousands of losses in its war against Ukraine, a senior US military commander in Europe told lawmakers Wednesday that they have plenty more firepower left in their arsenal.
China has broadened the scope of its already sweeping counter-espionage law in a move that analysts warn could create further legal risks or uncertainty for foreign companies, journalists and academics.
Chinese police have questioned staff at the Shanghai offices of Bain & Company, the US consultancy said Thursday, in a development that insiders say has alarmed the wider American business community in China.
When the presidents of the United States and South Korea this week announced a landmark deal to deter North Korean aggression, one element of the pact stood out.
Guizhou, one of China's poorest and most indebted provinces, has hired one of the country's a top state-owned distressed debt funds, Cinda, to help resolve its "urgent" debt problems.
Tucker Carlson broke his silence on Wednesday evening, posting a short video online after his abrupt firing from Fox News earlier in the week, but did not directly address his departure from the network nor his future.
The unrelenting drought that has devastated the Horn of Africa and left more than 20 million people facing acute food insecurity would not have been possible without climate change, a new analysis has found.
Three decades after a woman in Florida was fatally shot by a person dressed as a clown, the longtime suspect -- who went on to marry the victim's widower -- has pleaded guilty even as her lawyers maintain she is innocent.
Parts of Texas were pounded with very large hail Wednesday as a dynamic storm system set up across the South, threatening more than 40 million people with severe storms, isolated tornadoes and destructive winds.
When Ya Ya, a giant panda from China, landed in the United States in 2003, several hundred spectators at the Memphis International Airport broke into cheers to welcome the fluffy goodwill ambassador from Beijing.
Federal prosecutors asked a judge Wednesday to continue the detention of the Air National Guardsman accused of posting a trove of classified documents to social media, saying that he posed a flight risk and that the government was still grappling with the amount of stolen classified information.
"Petro has shown he wants to be an international leader and to represent Latin America in these big contexts, and the Biden administration was ready to recognize him as such," Guzman told CNN.
One of four Mississippi jail escapees who police believe fired at a law enforcement officer from a home Wednesday has been found dead after a fire in that residence, the Hinds County sheriff said.
Three Transportation Security Administration officers were injured in an "unprovoked and brazen" attack by a female traveler at a Phoenix airport Tuesday morning, the agency said.
