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As the Omicron variant sweeps the globe, the parties in Rio de Janeiro, which ordinarily draw millions of revelers, have been called off for a second year.

Glade of Light consists of a white marble 'halo' bearing the names of those killed in May 2017 bombing A memorial to the 22 people murdered in the Manchester Arena terror attack will officially open to the public from We...

South Korean and Japanese officials spot Pyongyang's first launch in 2022, but details are unclear.

Labour publishes document highlighting failed procurement projects, overspends and other administrative errors Labour has accused the Ministry of Defence of wasting £13bn of taxpayers' money since the Conservatives came...

The North last conducted a test in October, when it fired a newly developed submarine-launched ballistic missile.

People aboard the Crescent 20 Amtrak train in Virginia said they were without food or toilets - or any idea about when their journey would resume for almost 40 hours.

George Floyd's four-year-old niece, Arianna, was shot while sleeping in her bed after a gunman opened fire on her home.

The Polish-Canadian pastor who has been repeatedly arrested for holding church gatherings in Calgary, Alberta, was arrested again over the weekend after he attended a protest outside the provincial health minister's home...

As motorists were stranded on Interstate 95 in Virginia this week, many on social media were quick to blame Republican Governor-elect Glenn Youngkin.

The two lives of a wedding ring.

The government's haphazard and disorganized response to Omicron doesn't bode well.

Darryl Chan tested positive for Covid-19 when he landed in Hong Kong last month. More than two weeks later -- and despite never showing any symptoms -- he remains isolated in a hospital bed with no sign of being allowed ...

North Korea launched a suspected ballistic missile into its eastern waters on Wednesday, just one week after Kim Jong Un pledged to ramp up the country's military might.

Prime minister talks up rising employment and makes false claims over inflation Boris Johnson and Angela Rayner have clashed over energy prices and the wider cost of living in the first prime minister's questions of the ...

3 more police officers sue Trump over Capitol attack

A former Colombian soldier who Haitian authorities said was involved in the July assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse has become the first suspect in the case to be arrested by U.S. authorities.

Experts are keeping a wary eye on yet another COVID variant that was detected in France in November, this one with 46 mutations.

Police say the teacher is not trained to give vaccines and gave the jab to the boy at her home.

The World Health Organization said the IHU coronavirus variant hasn't become much of a threat since it was first identified in November

Kamala Harris tweeted, in the midst of massive highway shutdown, that the US is "moving again" now that the infrastructure package has been passed.

Prisoners were subjected to solitary confinement and denied family visits because of improperly administered tests, the state inspector general found.

A Mar-a-Lago news conference on the anniversary of the assault on the Capitol struck Republicans, including some advisers to the former president, as a bad idea.