Politics

Israel's military campaign in Gaza is among the most destructive in history, experts say

By Julia Frankel, Associated Press

A data analyst says that "Gaza is now a different color from space" as a result of the bombardment and shelling.

Analysis: Trump's legal thicket ensnares the Supreme Court

By Marcia Coyle

By the end of this week, the nation's highest court may decide to take up former President Donald Trump’s claims of absolute immunity from his Jan. 6-related criminal prosecution.

UN says up to 300,000 Sudanese fled their homes after paramilitary group seized their safe haven

By Samy Magdy, Associated Press

The fighting erupted in the city of Wad Medani which is the provincial capital of Jazeera province after the Rapid Support Forces attacked the city earlier this month.

More U.S. auto buyers are turning to hybrids as sales of electric vehicles slow

By Tom Krisher, Associated Press

America's automakers have staked their futures on the notion that electric vehicles will dominate sales in the coming years. But so far, while EV sales are growing, their pace is falling well short of the industry's ambitious timetable.

'It doesn't get any worse:' UN says more than 1 in 4 people in Gaza are starving because of war

By Najib Jobain, Jack Jeffery, Colleen Barry, Associated Press

World Food Program chief economist Arif Husain said "it is a situation where pretty much everybody in Gaza is hungry."…

WATCH: UN Security Council moves toward vote on Gaza humanitarian aid

By Edith M. Lederer, Associated Press

The United States, key allies and Arab nations are engaging in high-level diplomacy in hopes of avoiding another U.S. veto of a United Nations resolution on desperately needed aid to Gaza.

Giuliani files for bankruptcy days after being ordered to pay $148 million in defamation case

By Michael R. Sisak, Larry Neumeister, Associated Press

Rudy Giuliani has filed for bankruptcy, days after being ordered to pay $148 million in a defamation lawsuit. The former New York City mayor listed nearly $153 million in existing or potential debts.

WATCH: White House holds briefing after a lone gunman opens fire in a Prague university

By Karel Janicek, Associated Press

The bloodshed took place in the philosophy department building of Charles University, where the shooter was a student, Prague Police Chief Martin Vondrasek said.