Sen. Lindsey Graham defended DHS Secretary Kristi Noem and Homeland Security Advisor Stephen Miller after they called the man killed by Border Patrol a "domestic terrorist."
Dozens arrested after anti-ICE protesters took over New York City hotel lobby, chanting against immigration enforcement and refusing to leave the Tribeca location.
The two-time former UFC Women’s Strawweight champion revealed Tuesday in an Instagram video that she was poked in the eye multiple times during her unanimous decision loss to Natalia Silva at T-Mobile Arena on Saturday night.
Kim Keon Hee was unlike any presidential spouse South Korea had seen. Her downfall, on corruption charges, came after her husband declared martial law.
Unable to get near Ukraine’s main port, Moscow is pounding the city from afar with missiles and drones
Outside the Kadorr apartment complex in Ukraine’s Black Sea city of Odesa, about 500 metres from the seafront, residents and rescue workers mill around in freezing temperatures.
Above an office on the 25th floor, a block of wall has been blown out by a Russian drone. Below, rubble and glass have been moved quickly into piles as owners survey cars crushed by the falling masonry.
The preserve was named after a Cherokee chief who aided "many of the first settlers" in the greater Atlanta area throughout the 19th century, according to a plaque near his statue on the mountain.
Toy becomes a popular symbol of workplace fatigue after manufacturing error gave it a frown instead of a smile
On 17 February China will celebrate the start of the year of the horse, the zodiac sign symbolising high energy and hard work. But the runaway success of a defective stuffed toy suggests that many Chinese are not feeling the vibe.
A red horse toy produced by Happy Sister in the city of Yiwu in the west of China was meant to wear a broad grin, but a factory error meant it hit the shops sporting a despairing grimace. Because the smile was placed upside down, the horse’s nostrils could be interpreted as tears.
Maduro’s Sorbonne-educated successor is talking up an era of ‘reform and opening up’ modelled on China’s post-Mao boom
After years of political and social upheaval, hunger and despair, the Great Helmsman departs and is replaced by a francophile economic reformer who catapults a traumatised country into a new era of prosperity and growth.
That is what happened in China half a century ago when the croissant-loving communist Deng Xiaoping became paramount leader after Chairman Mao Zedong’s 1976 death and set in motion one of history’s biggest economic booms.
The NASA WB-57 aircraft was forced to slide gears-up onto the runway at Ellington Airfield in Houston after it experienced a mechanical issue, an agency spokesperson said Tuesday.
Talking fruits and vegetables have become a viral sensations as embarrassed adults turn to cartoon characters for advice they’re too shy to ask real people.
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