By Maria Ponnezhath and Clark Mindock A U.S. judge has allowed the delay of a trial in which

Greeks are voting in the first parliamentary election since their country’s economy ceased to be subject to strict supervision and control by international lenders who had provided bailout funds during its nearly decade-long financial crisis

The US government seized nearly 1 million barrels of Iranian crude oil allegedly bound for China, according to newly unsealed court documents and a statement released by the Department of Justice on Friday.

The interior minister said no female soldiers would serve in prisons holding Palestinian "terrorirsts".

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has broken his public silence over deadly ethnic clashes in India’s northeast after a video went viral showing two women being assaulted by a mob

The 2024 Republican presidential field has already made history months before the first nominating contest: A record six of the roughly dozen major candidates seeking to become their party's standard-bearer are people of color.

By Daniel Wiessner Dozens of Filipino workers who helped build stadiums that hosted the 2022 FIFA World Cup

A seemingly tedious constitutional amendment could have a significant impact on abortion rights.

A fan warned Sam Champion that it's 'not good' to be in the water after the meteorologist said that he had stitches on his shoulder

The United Nations has put Russian forces on its annual blacklist of countries that violate children’s rights in conflict for killing boys and girls and attacking schools and hospitals in Ukraine

Ukraine has claimed "partial success" at a village along the southern front, as Kyiv's counteroffensive continues to struggle to make significant progress.