Britain, France and Germany have threatened to trigger a "snapback mechanism" to reintroduce UN sanctions over Tehran's atomic programme that were lifted under a now moribund 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
A powerful storm kicked up a towering wall of dust that rolled through metro Phoenix on Monday, darkening the sky, blinding drivers, knocking out power and grounding flights at one of the nation's busiest airports.
More than 1000 supporters of Sri Lanka's former president Ranil Wickremesinghe protested his arrest in Colombo on Tuesday ahead of a crucial hearing to decide whether to grant bail to the senior opposition politician accused of misusing public funds.
A study of how 3 popular artificial intelligence chatbots respond to queries about suicide found that they generally avoid answering questions that pose the highest risk to the user, such as for specific how-to guidance.
France 's prime minister has announced a confidence vote next month that likely will lead to the collapse of his centrist government and prompt another period of political instability in the European Union's second-biggest economy.
Iran's paramilitary Revolutionary Guard has grown into a powerful force with the country's theocracy, answering only to its supreme leader and overseeing its ballistic missile arsenal and missions overseas.
Shares sank Tuesday in Europe and Asia after President Donald Trump announced he was firing Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook.
The US government will start seeking the death penalty in Washington, DC, homicide cases, US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday.
The Israeli military on Tuesday said its forces were targeting a camera operated by Hamas in two strikes that killed five journalists at a hospital a day earlier, triggering a wave of international condemnation.
It's a love story and, baby, she said yes: Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are engaged, they announced Tuesday.
Starting August 27, Indian exporters will face one of the harshest trade actions in recent memory - the United States will double down on duties, slapping a 50 per cent tariff on a wide range of goods from India.
The test involved strategically positioning 96 trucks on the bridge in batches to measure its response to real-world stress, ensuring its stability and safety.
Russia is building what appears to be one of Europe's largest antenna arrays, a system capable of intercepting signals across the continent and beyond.
US and Russian government officials discussed several energy deals on the sidelines of negotiations this month that sought to achieve peace in Ukraine, according to five sources familiar with the talks.
It's unclear how she won the title, as there appears to be no record of a Miss Palestine pageant or any contestants competing for the title.
UN agency responsible for the postal sector said on Tuesday that 25 of its member states have suspended goods consignments to the United States.
Each man received 76 lashes, a sentence reduced from 80 due to time already spent in detention.
Sri Lanka's former president Ranil Wickremesinghe was granted bail on Tuesday, four days after his arrest on the charge of misusing state funds for an overseas visit.
Authorities say the woman made concerning statements about communicating with God, suggesting a possible "spiritual delusion."
A 21-year-old American model and paramedic, John Rudat, was stabbed on a German tram while intervening in an assault on two women. He suffered significant facial wounds.
Defence minister says soldiers taken while evacuating area after a military operation that killed 11 rebels.
Bangladesh says it's run out of resources for the hundreds of thousands of refugees its hosting.
Famine declared in Gaza City, with over half a million Palestinians facing catastrophic hunger as Israel advances.
Israeli forces conducted one of the largest raids in months in the occupied West Bank, targeting currency exchanges.
Qatar's foreign ministry said delegations were meeting in Doha to review the implementation of a truce signed in July.
US envoy Thomas Barrack sparked outrage in Beirut after telling Arab journalists to act “civilised,” not “animalistic."
Video captured the chaotic aftermath of a deadly Israeli attack on a crowded Gaza market near al-Ahli Arab Hospital.
The president has denounced Donald Trump's attacks against Brazilian officials as 'unacceptable' amid Bolsonaro trial.
Iran told Germany, France, UK during meeting in Geneva they do not have the right to trigger the 'snapback mechanism'.
After a lackluster jobs report last month, Americans are less confident about short-term income and are spending less.
Israel's two strikes on Nasser Hospital are part of a pattern that has run the length of the war, monitors say.
Israel killed five journalists when it attacked Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis on Monday using a ‘double-tap’ attack.
Israel has completely destroyed over 1,000 buildings in the Zeitoun and Sabra neighbourhoods in Gaza City this month.
As gang violence grips Haiti, Kareen looks for supplies critical to the survival of babies at her family-run hospital.
Trump administration sued the court system, including 15 federal judges, over rulings against his immigration agenda.
Israeli police were filmed handcuffing and dragging away a woman for allegedly holding a smoke bomb at a protest.
Tom Barrack says Beirut will set out plan on Sunday. Hezbollah has rejected it as Israel continues attacks.
A young Tatar Polish man tries to reconcile the pressures of modern life with his conservative family background.
Qatar says Israel hasn’t responded to a Gaza ceasefire proposal which has already been agreed to by Hamas.
States face penalties amid growing scrutiny of language proficiency enforcement for truckers.
A European Union spokesperson said Israel’s attack on Gaza’s Nasser Hospital was 'completely unacceptable'.
The East African country is being pushed as a deportation location for high-profile US detainee Kilmar Abrego Garcia.
Experts are calling for Israel to be investigated over the ‘double-tap’ attack on Gaza’s Nasser Hospital.
Venezuela is sending troops to its border with Colombia to fight drug trafficking, amid mounting US pressure.
US capital abolished capital punishment in 1981, but Trump wants to bring it back.