Afghans fleeing the Taliban and unable to enter the U.S. have resorted to journeying through South and Central America to reach the U.S.-Mexico border.
Christian mother Izoduwa Montague sued after her young son's primary school in London allegedly forced him to partake in a LGBT pride march despite her religious objections.
K. Kawshigan sued Nora Tan for causing him "trauma, depression and impacts" and for causing damage to his "stellar reputation" after she filed for a protection order.
The Dominican Republic was struck by a 5.0 magnitude earthquake Wednesday morning, but no immediate damage was reported. The quake occurred in the ocean 28 miles deep.
Haiti's prime minister requested the deployment of foreign troops as chaos caused by a gang in the country continues. Jamaica is willing to send soldiers and police to help.
A massive search is underway in Lancashire, England, for a mother of two who went missing last week. The family has appealed for the public's help in finding their mother.
Mazen Adam, a 15-year-old who was kidnapped and tortured by gunmen, was released from a Libyan detention center. Libyan authorities claim the kidnapping was fabricated.
A former leader of Khmer Rouge, Khieu Samphan, has been transferred to a Cambodian prison. Samphan was convicted of genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes.
President Biden may end up meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy during an upcoming trip to Poland that some have speculated could coincide with the one year anniversary of Russia's invasion.
Pressure is mounting on the Biden administration to relist Nigeria as a "country of particular concern," having omitted it in 2021 and 2022. The country's Christians face threats of murder and violence.
French special forces operators boarded an Iranian smuggling vessel bound for Yemen this month, uncovering thousands of assault rifles and 20 anti-tank guided missiles.
New Zealand was blasted with heavy rain over the weekend. The country lifted a state of emergency declaration after a storm did not turn out as bad as feared.
A Russian journalist who spoke out against the country's war in Ukraine has been sentenced to eight years in prison. The Journalist was charged with disparaging the military.
Social media is ablaze after news that Hellmann’s Mayonnaise is being withdrawn from South African grocery shop shelves, according to some analysts, because of the war in Ukraine.
Seven Thai officers were placed under investigation for the alleged extortion of a Taiwanese actor. Thailand's police commissioner has apologized for the alleged crime.
India's finance minister announced more than $8 billion will go into several new clean energy initiatives during the government's annual federal budget speech.
Ian Maxwell, brother of convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell, claims allegations that Prince Andrew assaulted victim Virginia Giuffre are "ludicrous" due to the size of a bathtub.