The General Assembly and the Security Council on Thursday elected five judges to serve on the International Court of Justice, the principal judicial organ of the United Nations.
Any plans for short-term pauses in the fighting in Gaza must be carried out in coordination with the UN and following agreement by all sides, the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General said on Thursday during his regular press briefing from New York.
A network of pricey brothels around Boston and eastern Virginia provided politicians, doctors and others with sex for pay, according to a bombshell complaint.
The leaders of the Hamas terrorist group are worth billions, making them one of the richest terrorist organizations in the world and able to afford luxurious lifestyles.
A suspect has been taken into custody for the fatal stabbing of political strategist and synagogue president Samantha Woll in Detroit last month, police announced Wednesday.
Iowa Young Americans for Freedom (YAF) chairwoman Jasmyn Jordan testified before the House Judiciary about the harassment she's experienced as a Black conservative student.
The company, in its latest healthcare push, plans to offer its millions of Amazon Prime subscribers a low-cost annual membership to One Medical, the primary-care business it purchased for $3.9 billion.
Andrew Bates ripped the New York Times in a post on social media for noting dismal polling results for the president in a piece about new funding he announced for rail projects.
Brazil has arrested two people suspected of being part of a Hezbollah terror plot to attack Jews in the South American country, authorities said Wednesday.
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre spiked the football on Republicans following Democrats' largely positive election night results, citing abortion as a major factor.
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced Wednesday that private rail companies must either offer passenger services or let the government run its trains on their tracks.
Turkey's high court on Wednesday upheld a law that carries potential prison terms for those convicted of spreading disinformation affecting national security, public order and health.
Kat Von D spoke about her decision to abandon witchcraft and new age practices to rediscover her faith in God. She also shared her baptism on social media.
A study from the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development analyzed health care habits and measures across its 38 member states and included some recommendations.
Germany's economy will grow by an underwhelming 0.7% next year, down from March's 1.3% projection, according to Berlin's panel of independent economic advisers.
Pink Floyd's Roger Waters said he doesn’t know "what actually happened" during the Oct. 7 attack on Israel, claiming there is "something very fishy" about the act of terrorism.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken stressed that the consensus of Group of Seven ministers was that a humanitarian pause in the Israel-Hamas war would fulfil "key" objectives.
Kosovar Prime Minister Albin Kurti has announced that an institute documenting Serbia's crimes against Kosovo's population in the 1998-99 Kosovo War is being established.
"Squad" Democrats rallied around Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich., on Tuesday, as she faced a House vote censuring her anti-Israel comments amid the Hamas-Israel war.
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre says there is an "alarming trend" of antisemitic activity in the U.S. as the Israel-Hamas war continues.
As olive oil prices skyrocket, chainsaw-wielding thieves are cutting down old trees for profit, as well as diluting premium product with inferior versions, and falsifying shipping data.