Politics Oct 13 WATCH: New White House press secretary Katie Zacharia takes few questions in short first briefing Roughly half of Zacharia’s first news briefing as the White House press secretary was a topper in which she read out President Donald Trump’s achievements.
World Oct 12 Sudan's famine risk worsened by conflict, drought and funding shortages, report says There is a “deteriorating humanitarian situation” across greater Darfur and Kordofan, including areas identified as at risk of famine, as well as other locations, according to the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification.
Arts Oct 12 Russell Brand appears in London court for trial on rape and sexual assault charges British comedian and actor Russell Brand appeared in a London court on Monday for the start of his trial on rape and sexual assault charges.
World Oct 12 Kremlin relishes in U.S.-Russia diesel deal and Trump's criticism of Zelenskyy While the size of Russia’s diesel exports are relatively small and unlikely to significantly impact prices, the revenue will help Moscow replenish its war coffers.
Nation Oct 12 What is Indigenous Peoples Day? 3 things to know Indigenous Peoples Day has been recognized for decades in different forms and under a variety of names to celebrate their history and culture and to recognize the challenges they continue to face.
Politics Oct 12 House Democratic leaders condemn the search of congresswoman's home as an 'abuse of power' “For years, Donald Trump and far-right extremists have relentlessly targeted Congresswoman Omar with vile personal attacks and baseless accusations,” House Democratic leaders said in a statement.
World Oct 11 Iran calls latest U.S. proposal to end war 'insufficient' as Netanyahu's corruption trial resumes A senior Iranian official says Tehran finds the latest U.S. response to a proposal to end the war “insufficient" and warns of attacks on regional data centers and cables if fighting intensifies again.
Health Oct 09 The plague never went away. Cases are reported in parts of Africa and the U.S. nearly every year The plague, the rare bacterial infection infamously known for killing tens of millions in 14th-century Europe, never went away. It is now easily treated with antibiotics.
Nation Oct 08 Federal agents involved in shooting that wounded person in New York, police say An FBI spokesperson said an evidence response team was responding to the scene “to support our partners at the Department of Homeland Security,” but offered no other details.
World Oct 08 How Moscow's secrecy about a suspected plague case follows a Soviet-era pattern The suspicious death last week of a worker at a research lab in Siberia that has fueled global concerns about suspected pneumonic plague is just the latest example of how leaders in Moscow manage the official narrative that often covers…