Ihor Demianenko identified as driver in deadly LA metro station crash

Ihor Demianenko was booked early Wednesday and his bail was set at a little over $6 million, records show.

Francesca Albanese: “Standing for what is right is contagious”

At the Ubud Writers and Readers Festival 2026, the Italian legal scholar, expert on human rights, and author of When the World Sleeps spoke about humanitarian camouflage, and the interconnectedness of different struggles

Building partially collapses in NYC; videos capture scene

A partial building collapse in Brooklyn brought emergency crews to the scene Wednesday afternoon.

Iran security chief threatens to strike US military bases in Europe if used for attacks

Iranian officials have previously threatened to expand the geographic scope of the conflict should the US attack again.

S.Sudan, UN failed to heed massacre warnings: Amnesty

White House warns Democrats against probes into Trump administration

The White House has warned Democrats against investigating Trump's administration as they prepare to take control of the House next year.

Israeli settler representative turned back after arriving in France

Irma P. Hall, 'Soul Food' and 'The Ladykillers' actor who found fame at 60, dies at 91

Yemen security sources report strikes on Aden

Nikki Haley rules out 2028 presidential bid

Former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley ruled out a 2028 presidential run, even as she criticized the Trump administration for November’s midterm rout.