Leila Haddad

Aerial attacks hit four residential areas early Thursday morning, resulting in civilian casualties and the death of a northern Gaza Hamas leader.

Government forces and opposition fighters exchanged fire in the capital after the president's term was extended by one year.

Ahmed al Ahmed, who was hailed as the 'best of our country' for his bravery during a mass shooting, has denied allegations of assaulting his father.

Dawa Sherpa, an experienced guide feared dead after disappearing near the mountain's 'death zone,' completed a rare self-rescue to reach Base Camp.

Russian authorities report fatalities in Simferopol and Kerch as Kyiv expands its reach against infrastructure and transport in occupied zones.

At least 21 people were killed after a blaze tore through a multi-storey building in South Delhi's Malviya Nagar area.

Former UK political strategist Steve Hilton and US Health Secretary Xavier Becerra currently lead a crowded field of more than 60 candidates seeking to

Beijing has barred four MPs from entering China for one year, signaling a shift in how it responds to New Zealand's unofficial engagements with Taiwan.

Republicans removed controversial security funding to break a legislative stalemate, clearing the path for a $72 billion immigration package.

China has converted the submerged Antelope Reef into a significant landmass in six months, as Vietnam responds with its own massive dredging spree.

Lawmakers passed a resolution 215-208 seeking to halt further military action in Iran, marking a rare public rebuke of the administration's strategy.

The former president confirmed he expressed frustration with Israel's military strategy, which Tehran says could derail talks over its nuclear program.

Israeli forces targeted southern Lebanon and a Lebanese soldier, while Hezbollah launched rockets into northern Israel during high-level diplomatic talks

Federal agents fatally shot a man who had barricaded himself inside a Bakersfield bank building with several hostages since Tuesday afternoon.

The Trump administration seeks to impose duties of up to 12.5% on nearly all major importers for failing to prohibit or enforce bans on forced labor.

Kyiv targets oil and naval facilities in Russia's second city, disrupting services as Moscow attempts to project economic resilience.

A black bear remains at large after attacking multiple employees and triggering an emergency response at a manufacturing facility in Japan.

Documents disclosed in a UK court case show executives were cautioned about the risks of the Nembe Creek Trunk Line as early as 2008.

As the invasion of Ukraine enters its fifth year, the Kremlin is pivoting away from hopes of a US-brokered peace deal while facing increasing economic and

The New Jersey Republican secured his party's nomination for re-election despite having not been seen in public or at the U.S. Capitol since early March.

A wave of missile and drone attacks left residential areas in ruins across Ukraine, with over 41,000 residents seeking shelter in the capital's metro

The new Majorana 2 chip maintains qubit stability for 20 seconds, representing a thousand-fold improvement over the firm's previous hardware.

The current FHFA Director will oversee 18 intelligence agencies despite having no background in the sector, following the departure of Tulsi Gabbard.

US aircraft fired a Hellfire missile at the Botswana-flagged M/T Lexie after the crew ignored repeated warnings during a naval blockade of Iranian ports.