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Zelenskiy urges world leaders to act over apparent beheading videos; Belarus extradites Russian man whose daughter drew anti-war pictures

The Manhattan district attorney finds himself in the eye of the storm after an investigation by his office led to the indictment of former President Donald J. Trump.

New York has appointed a 'rat czar' to lead the city's unending fight against its perennial scourge: the millions of common brown rats that have been the bane of every recent administration.

Salford Red Devils graft to overcome a dogged Castleford Tigers in an intense, low-scoring Super League match.

South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staffs said the North Korean missile launched from near the capital Pyongyang flew toward the waters between the Korean Peninsula and Japan.

The Ukrainian government launched an investigation Wednesday after a video emerged that appears to show a member of their army decapitated by Russian soldiers.

CEOs like Tim Cook comply with the controversial system which made Dylan Mulvaney the face of Bud Light under pressure from Larry Fink, say critics.

Lawmakers protecting jobs and commerce for their districts block the military from retiring outdated equipment, impairing the effort to counter rapidly modernizing Chinese forces. This article is part of a series examini...

An earlier suggestion by the French president that the security of Taiwan was not Europe's immediate concern had drawn sharp criticism from some Western allies and commentators.

Officers and former officers found guilty of 'gross misconduct' over messages including some making fun of Katie Price's disabled son Eight serving and former Metropolitan police officers have been found guilty of "gross...

China’s local maritime authorities have issued a warning for possible rocket debris in waters northeast of Taiwan, saying ships would be banned from entering the area on April 16

The fate of mifepristone, a common abortion pill approved by the FDA some 23 years ago, may ultimately be decided by the Supreme Court.      

Dozens of mostly sub-Saharan Africans have drowned in region in recent weeks trying to reach Europe At least 25 people have died after a boat carrying people from sub-Saharan Africa towards Europe sank off the coast of T...

Protesters have stormed the headquarters of luxury fashion label Louis Vuitton on the eve of an expected ruling on controversial pension reforms in France.

Cease and desist letters mean cases often don't reach court, say experts, amid calls for law to be reformed A rise in cease and desist letters being issued to survivors of sexual assault is having a chilling effect on wo...

The additional documents also suggest the breach of American intelligence agencies could contain far more material than previously believed.

Oil futures were a touch lower in early morning Asian session in a likely technical correction after front-month WTI crude futures settled at the highest since November and front-month Brent at the highest since January.

Residents of a California city are calling for the removal of a 30-year-old old rock outside of an administration building they claim resembles a "phallic symbol," according to local reports.

A federal judge in East St. Louis on Wednesday heard arguments in a consolidated lawsuit challenging Illinois' sweeping ban on high-powered guns and high-capacity magazines.

Two jurors who spoke to The Times said that despite the politically charged nature of the Daniel Perry murder trial, no one was pressured to reach a verdict.

Lake Superior's depths have yielded two century-old shipwrecks that shed light on the fate of a trio of lumber-transporting vessels that sank in 1914.

Richmond Fire Chief Tim Brown said that fire crews and the city had been trying to get the warehouse to clean up its buildings "for some time."