A planned summit of Quad leaders from the United States, India, Australia, and Japan in Sydney next week has been canceled after US President Joe Biden pulled out of his visit, Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Wednesday, adding that talks could still proceed as leaders visit Japan.

By Nell Mackenzie LONDON World stocks rose on Monday on cautious optimism ahead of this week's deliberations over

Typhoon Koinu is sweeping southern Taiwan, injuring 190 people but causing no deaths as it brings intense winds and rainstorms to the island, leading to school and office closures

A document revealed that Nick Polom aka Nmplol tends to receive most negative hate threads on Reddit whenever his girlfriend Malena Tudi is featured in videos

By Richard Valdmanis LEWISTON, Maine Residents of Lewiston, a hard-bitten former mill town in central Maine, struggled on

The impasse created by GOP Sen. Tommy Tuberville's hold on military nominations is raising the stakes of the Senate's final week in session as lawmakers are working frantically behind the scenes to try and find a solution that would get the Alabama senator to back off his slow walking of more than 270 military promotions.

Gunshots felled Abdel Rahman Kashua last month right in front of a police station, escalating a wave of

A Missouri appeals court has ruled against a Republican-written description of abortion-rights ballot measures, calling his summaries politically partisan

WASHINGTON The United States has imposed visa restrictions on Uganda officials after the African nation passed an anti-LGBTQ

Germany is struggling to find a way out of a budget crisis after a court decision struck down billions in funding for clean energy projects and help for people facing high energy bills because of Russia’s war in Ukraine

This week’s new entertainment releases include an album from Jonas Brothers, Nintendo releasing a fresh Legend of Zelda video game and PBS’ “Great Performances” celebrating 50 years of Broadway with a starry concert

The U.N. Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan has accused the country’s National Security Service of threatening media and civil society and undermining prospects for a democratic transition before next year's election