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North Korea's ambassador made a rare appearance at the UN Security Council on Monday to defend his country's launch of a spy satellite, as leader Kim Jong Un studied images including of the White House and Pentagon.
Children’s feelings of ‘Magic, Wonder, and Joy’ inspired this year’s holiday decorations<
Young activists often see the world as split between the oppressed and their oppressors—and their views are markedly different than those of older Americans.
Police in Vermont arrest a male suspect over the attack which they are investigating as a possible hate crime.
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Twenty-five hostages were released by Hamas on Friday, including a child as young as two, at the start of a four-day truce with Israel.
Eric Adams denies the allegations, which date back to his time working as a police officer in New York.
Israel and Hamas agreed to a cease-fire deal for at least four days in exchange for the release of hostages held by Hamas and prisoners in Israel.
The FBI is investigating a vehicle explosion near Rainbow Bridge that has killed two people
Today will be the worst day weather-wise for airport delays and road conditions.
The former first lady sat in on cabinet meetings and served as an envoy during Jimmy Carter’s
The picture of Xi Jinping and Joe Biden on a stroll in a Californian country estate continues headlining Chinese media a day after what Beijing has hailed as a "historic" summit.
Hypocrisy, double standards and a failure to understand the region. These are the charges being levelled at the West, primarily the US, by leaders of 57 Arab and Muslim countries who convened at the weekend in the Saudi capital Riyadh.
When Xi Jinping stepped off his plane in San Francisco for the Apec summit, it was in circumstances very different to the last time he landed on American soil.
The stopgap funding to avoid a government shutdown was approved by the House in a bipartisan vote
The House approved a nearly $14.5 billion military aid package Thursday for Israel, but it featured a partisan approach by new Speaker Mike Johnson that poses a direct challenge to Democrats and President Joe Biden.