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Four "self-defense strikes" were launched Wednesday after U.S. forces located seven Houthi missiles and a launcher prepared to fire toward the Red Sea from Yemen, USCENTCOM said.

Michael Geilenfeld, 71, allegedly abused 20 boys over decades at the orphanage which he founded in Haiti. The current charges relate to events occurring between 2010 and 2016.

Brazilian Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira called Wednesday for reforms to the U.N. and other institutions as it kicked off its presidency of the G20.

An attorney for Martine Moïse, the widow of assassinated Haitian President Jovenel Moïse, dismissed an indictment against her as politically motivated.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy bemoaned the roadblock of bureaucracy, admitting it's difficult to find alternatives and dismissing any "Plan B" option for his forces in an exclusive interview with FOX News anchor Bret Baier.

A US Navy chief stationed in Japan has been charged with espionage and communicating defense information to a foreign citizen.

Captivating video has posted online showing a volcano in Mexico known as "El Popo" spewing a huge plume of ash cloud into the evening sky on Tuesday.

After a full month in office, Argentina's President Javier Milei and the government was able to see a surplus in the budget at the end of January.

The 620-foot BT Tower, an icon of the London skyline for six decades, is set to be sold and converted into a hotel, its parent company said Wednesday.

The U.N.'s humanitarian appeal for Ukraine is only 10% funded for this year, jeopardizing assistance for about 8.5 million people near combat zones.

The illegally run, open-pit Bulla Loca goldmine in Angostura, Venezuela, collapsed on Tuesday, leaving dozens either dead, injured or trapped.

While drug cartels in Mexico often make videos of captured gang members to threaten rivals, footage released Tuesday showing the abuse of dead bodies is especially grisly.

The trial of a Catholic activist in Belarus has been condemned by European diplomats for being "politically motivated" after mass protests against President Lukashenko.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken met Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva following Lula's likening of the Israel-Hamas war to the Holocaust.

Gloria Branciani, one of the first of about 20 women to claim that once-exalted Jesuit Rev. Marko Rupnik sexually and spiritually abused her, has gone public at a news conference.

The German soccer league, known as the DFL, stopped proceedings of a deal for a 20-year portion of broadcast and sponsorship revenue after escalating fan protests at games.

The EU has agreed on a new batch of sanctions against people and businesses suspected of aiding Russia in its war against Ukraine.

Germany's Ver.di labor union launched a warning strike for higher wages and better working conditions after rail workers' union GDL's series of strikes, and there could be more ahead.

A group of individuals, mostly former nuns, are accusing a famous priest of abuse, asking Pope Francis for a formal investigation. Father Marko Ivan Rupnik was expelled last year.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has proposed a meeting with Polish leaders at their shared border to address a blockade by Polish farmers protesting food imports.