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He used his powerful platform to champion human rights, caution against a Trump presidency and condemn the killing of a Saudi columnist for the paper.

Under US law, Facebook is largely protected from liability over content posted by its users.

Kim Taylor, 73, went into cardiac arrest after being attacked while caring for livestock at a Massachusetts farm, the police said.

The hedge fund pioneer is barred for life from buying more antiquities. He turned over 180 stolen objects that had decorated his homes and office.

Robert Fehring warned that an attack on New York City's Pride March would make the Pulse nightclub shooting "look like a cakewalk," the authorities said.

The US Navy announced Monday that it suspended use of an underground fuel tank farm in Hawaii that sits above an aquifer that supplies water to urban Honolulu. The suspension, which reportedly went into effect on Nov. 27...

Israel has carried out three major operations over the last 18 months against Iran's nuclear sites involving as many as a thousand Mossad personnel.

The European Union has long been criticized for trying to have its cake and eat it when it comes to China. On one hand, it badly wants a strong economic relationship with its biggest partner for goods trade. On the other...

More than half of the population of Afghanistan are facing extreme hunger, an issue that will only intensify as winter gets set to grip the war-torn country now under Taliban control.

President Joe Biden spoke with the leaders of several European allies on Monday as tensions soar over Russia's military buildup on the Ukraine border.

A Chinese lunar rover has been sent on a mission to investigate a mysterious cube-shaped object spotted on the dark side of the moon.

A woman identified as "Kate" testified that Ghislaine Maxwell, the longtime companion of serial sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, recruited and groomed her for sex acts.

Former Senator David Perdue, encouraged by Donald Trump, is challenging Gov. Brian Kemp, a fellow Republican who defied the former president.

Democracies can find strength in numbers.

Former "Empire" actor Jussie Smollett testified in his own defense Monday on day five of his criminal trial on charges he faked a hate crime in 2019.

A woman identified only as "Kate" told jurors at Ghislaine Maxwell's sex-trafficking trial that Ms. Maxwell leveraged their friendship to encourage her to have sex with Jeffrey Epstein.

The gunman killed two people and wounded three others.

David Gins, an aide to Vice President Kamala Harris responded to the exodus of staffers from her office by publicly proclaiming how much he loves his job -- only to get roasted online.

Click to expand Image President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev delivers a speech at the 46th Session of the United Nations Human Rights Council on February 22, 2021. © Government of Uzbekistan Uzbekist...

With signs of a substantial Russian military buildup, Western leaders hope the summit can avert a crisis. But in the trenches along the Ukrainian front line, as machine-gun fire echoes in the distance, there is little ho...

The creation of a committee with government representation reassured investors fearful about what would happen if the huge property developer collapsed.

Every day, multiple buses rumble out of Afghanistan's western city of Herat, carrying hundreds of people to the border. There they disembark, connect with their smugglers and trek for days, sometimes crammed into pickup ...