November 11, 2025
Three Colorado teenagers arrested in connection with a rock-throwing spree that killed a driver have been formally charged with murder. They also
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A former People magazine writer, testifying in E. Jean Carroll’s defamation and battery case against former President Donald Trump, told the
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Two heads of state and seven foreign ministers from a group of Ukraine’s European backers visited the war-torn country Friday to
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There’s no conservative-liberal divide on the U.S. Supreme Court when it comes to calls for a new, enforceable ethics code. All nine justices,
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The path to the 2024 US presidential election began almost as soon as last November’s midterm elections ended – and
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Like an old-fashioned bar room brawl, the back-and-forth public relations, political and legal battle between Ron DeSantis and Walt Disney
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After days of dread, fear and desperation, British families are now on rescue flights out of Sudan, making the 3,000-mile
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A former columnist suing Donald Trump over an alleged rape nearly 30 years ago has testified she launched the case
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South Korea formally restored Japan to its list of countries it gives preferential treatment in trade on Monday, three years after the
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German climate activists temporarily brought traffic to a standstill in some parts of Berlin on Monday by gluing themselves to
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Employees at Berlin and Hamburg airports staged walkouts on Monday in an ongoing dispute over salary raises, leading to flight
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Space X confirmed Thursday afternoon it triggered Starship’s flight termination system after the boosters failed to separate. Starship was veering
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An energy project that sparked an uproar has been given the go-ahead in Maine after a jury ruled a referendum
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The top national security adviser to Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has resigned after video emerged showing the
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A US tax special agent has information about how a criminal investigation into the son of US President Joe Biden
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Among those killed were three World Food Programme employees who were working in Sudan’s hunger-stricken North Darfur state. Two other
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Bogged down by leftist opposition amendments, Italy’s Senate on Tuesday delayed the start of a debate on the right-wing government’s contested immigration crackdown,
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The European Union was closing in Tuesday on approval for a plan to ramp up semiconductor production as it seeks
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First responders are seen racing to rescue Jeremy Renner after the “Avengers” star’s snowplow accident in dramatic body camera footage obtained by
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On one side of Berlin’s Brandenburg Gate on Saturday, there will be partying – anti-atomic activists will celebrate victory in
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