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President Joe Biden on Thursday called for the immediate release of Nigerien President Mohamed Bazoum in a written statement commemorating Niger's Independence Day, saying the US "stands with the people of Niger" as the country faces a "grave challenge to its democracy."

Shares in Asia climbed after an early stumble while a slump in Treasuries weighed on Australian and New

New sexual harassment laws target workplaces and schools, but critics say they still fall short.

The 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals will allow the Biden administration to carry out a controversial asylum policy that a district court judge had blocked last week, putting that injunction -- a ruling the judge had put on hold for two weeks -- on pause for longer while the case is appealed.

Attorneys for a man accused of killing four University of Idaho students last year say they will be using an alibi defense, but do not have one specific location for where he was, they said in a court document filed Wednesday.

Jailed Russian opposition figure Alexei Navalny could see decades added to his time behind bars.

Foreign experts associated with the ambitious project flag up "serious concerns" about its management.

Monu Manesar is accused of being at the centre of the religious violence in Haryana. He denies any role.

Federal charges have been filed against six former Mississippi law enforcement officers related to the torture of two Black men.

An 87-year-old woman says she offered a young man who entered her Brunswick, Maine, home while she was sleeping a late-night snack to keep him busy until police arrived.

By David Morgan WASHINGTON Hunter Biden gave the impression to executives at Ukrainian energy company Burisma that he

For years, the Gilgo Beach murders terrorized New York residents and sparked conflicting theories about whether a serial killer was at large. The case grew cold for more than a decade -- then a key break came this year involving a pizza crust.