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Beijing reportedly has a myriad of vessels, including hundreds of fishing trawlers helping it back up its vast territorial claims and project military power
Thousands of Palestinians have held prayers in a small football field in a refugee camp in northern Lebanon for one of the scores of migrants who lost their lives this week
Changing climate, invasive species, and pollution are threatening the plant, even as its cultivated sibling rises in popularity nationwide
Unarmed man was put in neck hold and injected with ketamine for ‘being suspicious’
Palestinian, Pakistani leaders deliver similar messages, accusing a neighbor of brutality and urging world leaders to do more
His career includes 20 Grand Slam titles
He agreed to pay restitution of $86,876 and pay a $20,000 fine
Handwritten signs warning of fuel station closures have been popping up more frequently, eliciting sighs and groans from customers
Health experts say it's too early to predict whether demand will match up with the 171 million doses of the new boosters the US has ordered for fall
Central banks around the world aggressively hiked interest rates this week in hopes of undercutting high inflation, with more big increases promised for the future
Anti-government protests have been held for over a week after the death of a young woman who was being held by the morality police
Country under severe strain as fuel price hikes amplify public frustrations over rising costs for food and other necessities
Anti-LGBTQ march Sunday attracted parents with children, nationalists, hard-line Islamists and conspiracy theorists
For first time since the end of World War II, election could propel far-right leader into premiership
Protesters, police clash after the death of a woman in police custody
Government shuts down internet in attempt to keep protests from spreading
Ronson Chan, head of the city's largest journalists’ group, had been arrested two weeks ago for allegedly obstructing police officers while reporting
New park would preserve lands that Creek Indians were forcibly removed from to make way for slave labor in Deep South
The president’s Title Brazil program aims to give ownership rights to some 340,000 people who now live on lands that are either state owned or were privately held but unused
Ruling amounts to an overwhelming victory for the Justice Department
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