Defense Seeks Judge’s Removal In Florida School Shooter Case
Nikolas Cruz's defense team accused the judge of holding a longstanding animosity towards their lead defense lawyer, who was scolded by the judge last week in court.
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Surprise Is Key Part Of Migrant Travel From Florida, Texas
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis took the playbook of Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, to a new level by sending two planeloads of Venezuelan migrants to officials in Martha's Vineyard.
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Here's How Prince George, Princess Charlotte Will Honor Queen Elizabeth At Funeral
Prince William and Kate Middleton's two eldest children will play a special role in their great-grandmother's funeral on Monday.
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Biden: Classified Documents At Mar-a-Lago Raise Concerns
President Joe Biden says the top-secret found documents at Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate was "irresponsible."
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Paul Pogba: Juventus midfielder's brother Mathias detained over alleged extortion plot
Mathias Pogba has been detained and placed under formal investigation over an alleged plot to extort money from his brother, French international Paul.
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Queen Elizabeth II: Grieving a loved one in public not easy, Queen told Sentamu
When you grieve someone you love deeply, it is not easy doing it in public.
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China Covid: Quarantine bus crash kills 27 and injures 20
A bus carrying people to a Covid-19 quarantine facility in China has crashed, killing 27 of those on board.
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Ukraine war: Grave sites prompt calls for tribunal over Russian killings
The European Union presidency has called for an international tribunal over Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Ukraine troops leave DR Congo peacekeeping mission Monusco
The 250 Ukrainian troops with the UN peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo have returned home to help fight Russian forces.
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Japan storm: Millions told to evacuate as Typhoon Nanmadol makes landfall
One of the biggest typhoons ever to strike Japan has made landfall on the southern island of Kyushu.
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Nyege Nyege: Sell-out crowd at 'immoral' Ugandan music festival
Thousands of revellers from across East Africa and the world have gathered for Uganda's Nyege Nyege festival which was allowed to go ahead despite a threat to ban it because of "immorality".
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Gaza farmer finds Byzantine mosaic while planting tree
A Palestinian farmer has discovered an ornate Byzantine floor mosaic while trying to plant an olive tree on his land in the Gaza Strip.
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Hurricane Fiona knocks out Puerto Rico electricity
The arrival of Hurricane Fiona has knocked out all electricity on the US island of Puerto Rico.
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Perseverance: Nasa Mars rover collects 'amazing' rock samples
The US space agency's Perseverance rover is close to completing its first set of objectives on Mars.
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Ukraine war: Russian pop megastar Alla Pugacheva condemns conflict
One of Russia's most popular singers, Alla Pugacheva, has called on the Russian authorities to declare her a "foreign agent", in solidarity with her strongly anti-war husband Maxim Galkin.
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Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman not expected at Queen's funeral
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman is no longer expected to attend the Queen's funeral, a UK Foreign Office source says.
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What the queue says about our relationship with royalty
The queues to see the Queen Elizabeth's coffin in Westminster Hall over the last few days have become a familiar sight, and are likely to remain among the most striking images of this period of national mourning.
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George and Charlotte to join Westminster Abbey mourners
Prince George and Princess Charlotte will join more than 2,000 guests at the Queen's funeral in Westminster Abbey.
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Death on a train: A tragedy that helped fuel the railroad showdown
Aaron Hiles, a locomotive engineer, told his wife he "felt different," though he couldn't say exactly how. He made an appointment to see a doctor, his family said. But then his employer, BNSF, one of the largest freight rail carriers in the nation, unexpectedly called him into work.
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Good News for Weary Travelers: Online Passport Renewal Is Coming Your Way
After the success of a limited pilot program for online passport renewal this summer, the U.S. State Department says it plans to fully launch an online passport-renewal option for the general public early next year.
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Tea and crumpets: Biden, Jill Biden remember the queen
For U.S. President Joe Biden, it was the crumpets. For his wife, first lady Jill Biden, it was the tea.
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Sarah Sanders released from hospital after cancer surgery
Former White House press secretary Sarah Sanders, a Republican who is running for governor in Arkansas, was released from a hospital Saturday after undergoing surgery for thyroid cancer.
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Student Loan Subsidies Could Have Dangerous, Unintended Side Effects
The centerpiece of the student debt-relief plan that President Joe Biden announced last month is his decision to cancel up to $20,000 per borrower in federal loans.
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Rail deal: 3 things to know about the agreement that averted a strike
President Biden announced on Thursday he was able to help broker a tentative rail deal between freight railroads and workers that averted a potential strike.
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Under the covers: Rolling Stone founder Jann Wenner talks new memoir and iconic Britney, Lennon, Go-Go’s and Cassidy photos
Rolling Stone magazine founder Jann Wenner’s new autobiography, Like a Rolling Stone: A Memoir, is a sprawling account of a fascinating life, its more than 500 pages packed with stories about coming out to his wife after 25 years of marriage.
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How Russian Trolls Helped Keep the Women's March Out of Lockstep
Linda Sarsour awoke Jan. 23, 2017, logged onto the internet and felt sick.
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Prince Andrew Speaks Out for the First Time Since Queen Elizabeth's Death
Prince Andrew is speaking out in the wake of his mother Queen Elizabeth's death.
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Hurricane Fiona rips through powerless Puerto Rico
Hurricane Fiona struck Puerto Rico's southwest coast on Sunday as it unleashed landslides, knocked the power grid out and ripped up asphalt from roads and flung the pieces around.
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GOP senator says he won’t support Graham’s national abortion ban
Sen. Mike Rounds (R-S.D.) said on Sunday that he does not plan to vote for a national abortion ban bill proposed by Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), joining others in the GOP who stand by the notion that such a decision should be left up to states.
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Fury in Iran as young woman dies following morality police arrest
A 22-year-old Iranian woman has died days after being arrested by morality police for allegedly not complying with strict rules on head coverings.
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