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Official says the move will bolster tourism and economic growth in Malaysia
Hurricane Ian knocked out power across the island
Russia did not immediately acknowledge seizing plant director
Polling stations open for election influenced by neighboring Russia's attack on Ukraine
Restaurant owners imagine future without gas and electricity
Law declares parks, government property and a long list of other 'sensitive' places off limits to guns
They were among hundreds of Americans who went to Ukraine to help in the fight against Russia
Rescuers searched for survivors among the ruins of Florida's flooded homes from Hurricane Ian while authorities in South Carolina began assessing damage
Annual conference aims to develop strategies to address racial economic disparities
Indonesian police say they have killed a militant who was believed responsible for the killings of Christian farmers on Sulawesi island and was the last remaining member of an organization that pledged allegiance to the Islamic State group
Myanmar's military government has accused rebel forces of firing at a passenger plane as it was preparing to land, wounding a passenger who was hit by a bullet that penetrated the fuselage
It's anyone's guess who might win the awards being announced starting Monday
Telescopes on all seven continents watched as NASA's Dart spacecraft slammed Monday into the harmless space rock, 7 million miles (11 million kilometers) from Earth, in hopes of altering its orbit.
London-based rights group says security forces have killed at least 52 people since protests began
More than 1,000 people and firms targeted, including hundreds of Russian legislators
She is the first Black woman on the Supreme Court
North Korea renewed missile tests this week in an apparent response to bilateral training by South Korean and US forces
Sheets of rain whip trees, power lines, leave many areas on Charleston’s downtown peninsula under water
Crowd gathers to protest death of Iranian woman in custody
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