Scientists have backed Japan's treated waste water release, but Beijing's protest remains loud.

On October 18, when authorities attempted to arrest him, the husband of Kelly McWhirter, the primary suspect in her disappearance, took his own life

By Gram Slattery WASHINGTON Republican presidential hopefuls are using the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to urge tougher security at the

Iran, Saudi Arabia and Egypt carried out 90% of the 883 recorded in 2022, Amnesty International says.

Igor Girkin says he wants to disrupt next March's "sham election" where the winner is already known.

(Note language in paragraph 5 that readers may find offensive) By Luc Cohen NEW YORK A U.S. judge

The deaths of three Muslim men within weeks brought calls for police to punish Hindu vigilantes.

Some legal cannabis growers in Washington state who were ordered to halt operations in April over concerns about pesticide contamination are getting back to business

By Geert De Clercq PARIS (Reuters) -A modern-day pilgrim on a walking tour of France's cathedrals told journalists on Friday

California becomes the first state to ban four chemicals from food and drinks

A video of a tourist climbing into Rome's iconic Trevi Fountain to fill her water bottle has circulated online.

Ukrainian officials say a third night of Russian air attacks have hit southern Ukraine, injuring at least 21 people in two major cities