Drei Personen, darunter zwei Crewmitglieder, wurden vom hantavirus-infizierten Kreuzfahrtschiff MV Hondius evakuiert.
The U.S. House is preparing to vote on a war powers resolution to halt President Donald Trump's attack on Iran, following a Senate vote that largely supported the administration's approach.
Iran's call for 'Trump's blood' highlights the deepening rift between the country and the West, with the war showing no signs of abating.
The 1992 Ruby Ridge standoff has resurfaced in discussions about modern immigration enforcement, as concerns grow over ICE operations and constitutional safeguards.
The murder trial of two Durban police officers has been postponed over a legal fee dispute, according to court documents.
ISRHE to host Bharat Vibhushan Samman 2026 on April 28 at Punjab Vidhan Sabha, honoring individuals for national contributions.
A federal judge is set to decide on a $1.5 million settlement in a class-action lawsuit against Brookside, Alabama, over alleged predatory policing practices.
Millions of Nepalis cast their votes in the first general election since violent youth-led protests forced the government to resign.
Luxembourg rejects Swiss-style population cap, warning it would violate EU law and harm economic development.
US Senator Tim Sheehy accidentally broke the hand of anti-war protester Brian McGuinness during a Capitol incident, sparking debate over the handling of protests.
Portuguese literary icon António Lobo Antunes has died at 83, marking the end of an era in contemporary Portuguese literature.
Trump follows gut on Iran strikes, National Security Advisers struggle to keep up with his instinct-driven decision-making style.
Bangladesh's new government faces a crucial decision on whether to pursue reform or continue past governance failures.
The US Senate has failed to pass a resolution restricting President Trump's military powers in Iran, with 47 senators supporting it and 53 opposing it.
A Bihar cadre IPS officer appeared before Andhra Pradesh Police in connection with the alleged custodial torture of former MP K. Raghu Ramakrishna Raju.
Bangladesh's new government faces a crucial decision on whether to pursue reform or continue past governance failures.