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A US grand jury has indicted 10 people charged with second-degree murder for Irvo Otieno's death.
In a TV interview, the Florida Republican takes shots at his possible rival's leadership style.
An exhibition by Historic England looks to celebrate the "spirit of England's high streets".
Another large storm is forecast to hit the state's central and southern coast this week.
The former president could become the first to face criminal charges. Here's what possibly lies ahead.
Small-scale growers are empty handed after forking out large sums for equipment and training.
The president bestows medals on 22 stars at the White House, including empress of soul Gladys Knight.
Jordan Schwarzenberger talks about his attitude to alcohol in the workplace for our CEO Secrets series.
The Oscar-winner denies claims she caused serious injuries to a man on the slopes in Utah.
The ex-prime minister is fighting accusations he misled Parliament over lockdown parties in No 10.
When peace broke out among New York's gangs, breaking was born. But few foresaw it conquering the world and morphing into an Olympic sport.
People identifying as gay or a sexual minority could face lengthy prison terms if it becomes law.
Lawmakers vote to allow Israelis back into four West Bank settlements that were evacuated in 2005.
Trains in the north and south of the Netherlands are affected, with some services stopping for a week.
Mr Putin says China's plan could end the war - but he claims Ukraine and the West are not ready for peace.
Martina Navratilova - an 18-time Grand Slam singles champion - says she is "cancer free" after fearing she "would not see next Christmas".
Some 30,000 lights are aglow in central London to celebrate the start of the holy month of Ramadan.
Ugandan lawmakers have approved a law which imposes a punishment of up to 10 years in prison for identifying as LGBTQ+, among other things.
Saudi Arabia released US-Saudi dual national Saad Ibrahim Almadi from prison, more than a year after he was arrested for tweets critical of the kingdom, Almadi's son, Ibrahim, told CNN.
A strong earthquake struck northeast Afghanistan on Tuesday, with tremors felt in cities in Pakistan and India.
Ecuador's public prosecutor has opened a terrorism investigation after at least five journalists received envelopes containing explosive devices.
The former Microsoft boss says AI is the second revolutionary technology he's seen in his lifetime.
Boris Johnson claims his Downing Street colleagues thought rules were being followed.
The UK says the depleted uranium shells, which it is sending to Ukraine, are "standard".
Stocks in Europe rebounded from losses notched up earlier Monday, but bank shares were still down despite coordinated moves by central banks to boost the flow of US dollars through financial markets and the emergency rescue of Credit Suisse by bigger Swiss rival UBS.
On March 10, the biggest failure of a US bank since the global financial crisis was playing out in real time as a major lender to the tech industry succumbed to a classic bank run.
It's difficult to overstate the influence that Silicon Valley Bank had over the startup world and the ripple effect its collapse this month had on the global tech sector and banking system.
When it comes to tourist attractions, a lot has happened in China over the last few years.
The US Federal Reserve and several other major central banks announced a coordinated effort Sunday night to boost the flow of US dollars through the global financial system with the aim of keeping credit flowing to households and businesses.
It was shaping up to be a golden year for tourism in Turkey. With favorable exchange rates sweetening the deal for visitors, the country's beautiful beaches, historic cities and geological wonders were poised for a post-pandemic tourism revival.
It may seem surprising that First Republic, a midsize bank catering to wealthy clients in coastal states, became such a danger to the American banking system that the government had to cudgel the industry to stage an intervention.
Gather round, some hot new travel inspo just dropped. TIME magazine has just released its annual list of the World's Greatest Places, and we're here to tell you the where, the why and the what behind its picks.
The three words that best describe Hunter Schafer's Vanity Fair Oscars party look? Less is more.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York has quietly reclassified some of its paintings. Two artists, once labeled Russian, are now categorized as Ukrainian and a painting by the French Impressionist Edgar Degas has been renamed from "Russian Dancer" to "Dancer in Ukrainian Dress."
In 1998, Michael Jordan laced up a pair of his iconic black and red Air Jordan 13s to bring home a Bulls victory during Game 2 of his final NBA championship — and now the sneakers are going on sale and expected to smash auction records.
Sotheby's in New York will offer up the game-winning sneakers next month, for a high estimate of $4 million, with open bidding to take place online from April 3 to 11. The current record from 2021 — a pair of Nike Air Ships that Jordan wore early in his career — is $1.47 million, which marked the first time a set of sneakers sold for more than $1 million.
"I'm willing, more than most people, to go through some discomfort."
A Dutch historian found unique 1,000-year-old medieval golden treasure, consisting of four golden ear pendants, two strips of gold leaf and 39 silver coins, the Dutch National Museum of Antiquities (Rijksmuseum van Oudheden) announced on Thursday.
A new report from the UN’s top body of climate scientists is warning that temperatures will go beyond a key danger point unless countries worldwide cut greenhouse emissions faster than they are currently committed to doing
The E.U. has worked with the United States and other allies to hit Russia with sanctions packages and other penalties, but it continues to buy Russian oil and gas.
The E.U. has worked with the United States and other allies to hit Russia with sanctions packages and other penalties, but it continues to buy Russian oil and gas.
“This guy is brutal, and what’s happening in Bucha is outrageous, and everyone’s seen it,” the U.S. President said. “I think it is a war crime.”
“This guy is brutal, and what’s happening in Bucha is outrageous, and everyone’s seen it,” the U.S. President said. “I think it is a war crime.”
A clash between prison gangs armed with guns and knives left 20 people dead
Relatives of the victims of the August 2020 explosion at the Port of Beirut have marched in the Lebanese capital
The U.N. health agency says nearly everybody in the world breathes air that doesn’t meet its standards for air quality
Renewable energy’s potential across the African continent remains largely untapped, according to a new report by the United Nation’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
The United States plans to seek a suspension of Russia from its seat on the U.N.’s top human rights body amid increasing signs that Russian forces may have committed war crimes in Ukraine
Top leaders around the world have responded to gruesome evidence of civilian death and torture found after Russian troops retreated from areas around Kyiv with resounding calls for justice
Moscow says the images are fabricated. Western governments and rights groups call them evidence of war crimes.
Moscow says the images are fabricated. Western governments and rights groups call them evidence of war crimes.
Haunting images of mass graves from the Kyiv suburb of Bucha have raised calls for an independent war crimes investigation.
The U.S. government has seized a 254-foot yacht in Spain owned by an oligarch with close ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin
Syrian opposition activists say government forces shelled a rebel-held village in northwestern Syria, the country’s last major opposition stronghold, killing four students on their way to school
The superyacht is owned by Viktor Vekselberg, an oligarch close to Russian President Vladimir Putin, as Washington seeks to punish Kremlin supporters for the invasion of Ukraine,
Mykolaiv's governor said Monday that Russian projectiles have hit more than 2,000 buildings — including homes, hospitals and other health facilities. The strikes have killed at least 161 people, including six children.
The ground shook as the voice of Mexican singer Alejandro Fernandez collided with the cheers of fans at his first Venezuelan concert in over a decade
Rajapaksa and his family are under pressure from fuel and food shortages.
Air pollution spiked to unhealthy levels around the world in 2021, according to a new report.
Lake Powell, the second-largest human-made reservoir in the US, has lost nearly 7% of its potential storage capacity since 1963, when Glen Canyon Dam was built, a new report shows.
As the US attempts to wean itself off its heavy reliance on fossil fuels and shift to cleaner energy sources, many experts are eyeing a promising solution: your neighborhood big-box stores and shopping malls.
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