The US Supreme Court agreed on Thursday to hear ⁠a ⁠dispute over a policy by President Donald Trump's ⁠administration that subjects millions of immigrants in the United States illegally to mandatory ...

A woman holds a photograph of Renee Good, who was fatally shot by a federal immigration agent on January 7 in Minneapolis, as ...

Ousted Sudanese President Omar ⁠al-Bashir ⁠has been transferred to a ⁠military-run hospital in Khartoum for medical treatment and requires further ​care outside the country, his lawyer said on ...

The Trump administration has proposed rules for a new federal scholarship program that launches at the start of next year ...

Cristiano Ronaldo’s abrupt decision to leave Portugal’s training camp after an apparent rift with coach Jorge Jesus has left ...

Iran's Revolutionary Guards ⁠killed ⁠six members of ⁠a "terrorist" group on Thursday, the IRNA state ​news agency reported, in a region often hit by clashes ‌between the security forces ‌and armed ...

A teachers' strike over pay ⁠and ⁠working conditions is disrupting schools ⁠across Libya and delaying the start of the new academic year. Teachers ​began protesting on September 13, the day schools ...

By Andrius Sytas and Janis Laizans DAUGAVPILS, Latvia, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Latvia's staunchly pro-Ukraine Prime Minister Andris ...

At ⁠least 15 Nepali workers ⁠were killed when an avalanche buried a ​mountain camp they were preparing in central Nepal for foreign ‌climbers, a rescue official ‌said on Thursday, in the deadliest ...

Israeli Prime ⁠Minister ⁠Benjamin Netanyahu said ⁠on Thursday that the co-pilot who ​tried to crash a passenger jet on its ...

The United ⁠States ⁠needs to take additional steps ⁠to remedy the nuclear legacy in the Marshall Islands by ​providing ...

The number of people applying for U.S. unemployment benefits dipped last week to the lowest level since mid-July as layoffs ...