Cash-strapped Sri Lanka will announce its domestic debt restructuring strategy this week, in a crucial step toward striking

Egyptian authorities say a huge fire has broken out in a police headquarters in northeastern Egypt, injuring at least 38 people

The Philippine president says his country does not want a confrontation but will staunchly defend its waters after its coast guard removed a floating barrier placed by China at a disputed shoal in the South China Sea

A federal judge has temporarily blocked a new Mississippi law that requires people to get permission from state police before protesting near government buildings in the capital city of Jackson

Japan’s industrial production rebounded in June amid a resilient economic recovery, capping a quarterly gain. Factory output rose

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro and state transportation officials will announce plans Wednesday for the rebuilding of a portion of Interstate 95 in Philadelphia that collapsed after a tanker truck caught fire Sunday, impacting traffic along the major East Coast artery.

With South Africans experiencing worsening power cuts, the crisis is fuelling demands for change.

Only a single municipality, the Village of Pingree Grove in Illinois, has signed a contract so far with the U.S. Census Bureau to have the agency conduct a repeat head count following the 2020 census

The stepdad was reportedly killed in a car accident after he went to seek help for the teenager.

The brawl began when the owner of a pontoon boat refused to vacate a docking spot designated for the city-owned Harriott II riverboat

A woman in Zimbabwe says she and other women are “tired of oppression” and is challenging a law that bans sex toys and threatens those found in possession of them with jail sentences

Survivors hope a new inquiry will give a definitive explanation of why the ship went down in 1994.