Surveillance video shows Cody Balmer attack Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro's mansion with Molotov cocktails in April as the governor and his family slept.
Wi Sung-lac, South Korea’s national security director, said in a news conference on Wednesday in Seoul, that 79 people were missing in Cambodia after getting lured by high-paying job offers there and being forced to work under confinement on scam operations.
President Ahmed al-Shara is making his first trip to Moscow, which backed the regime his rebels overthrew. Both sides have reasons to put the past aside.
Russian military vehicles near Hmeimim, Syria, in August. Moscow still has an air base in the area, despite the overthrow last year of its ally Bashar al-Assad.
Former Democratic lawmaker Katie Porter acknowledges she “could have handled things better" regarding her viral outbursts against a reporter and a staffer.
Los Angeles Dodgers star Teoscar Hernandez and his wife are switching hotels in Milwaukee during the NLCS due to haunted rumors about the Pfister Hotel.
Trump administration sends FBI, ATF and other federal agencies to Memphis despite local police disputing claims that the city is plagued by elevated crime levels.
GOP-controlled North Carolina legislature will vote on new congressional map targeting Democratic Rep. Ron Davis's swing district to secure additional Republican seat.
Tim Curry revealed in his new memoir "Vagabond" that he underwent emergency brain surgery after suffering a stroke in 2012, requiring skull removal and leaving him wheelchair-bound with left-side paralysis.
Major strikes across Belgium have disrupted flights at two airports and public transport as over 80,000 demonstrators protest government reform plans in Brussels.
After the Taliban takeover of Kabul in 2021, Britain pledged sanctuary to Afghans who faced reprisals for working with UK forces – but thousands are still waiting. Now, as Britain drags its heels, we have verified the killings of more than 100 ex-Afghan forces in the country since 2023 – with one executed in front of his children. Holly Bancroft, Jessica Purkiss, Fahim Abed and May Bulman report
Governments and donors tend to respond after disasters occur, through humanitarian relief or funds. But researchers say these measures are inefficient and far more expensive
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