Northerners jump on small charter planes like people in the South would into taxis or buses, says the co-owner of Aunty's Korner Store in Fort Smith, N.W.T.
Iran has gone on an execution spree over the past few months, capping off a bloody year that saw over 700 executions, according to estimates from some rights groups.
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Angry farmers shut down key stretches of French highways, as they demand that the government take measures to protect their industry, and boost their earnings.
A small cargo plane crashed just feet from a home in southern New Hampshire Friday shortly after takeoff from Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, and the pilot survived.
Nikki Haley suggested Donald Trump was 'confused' in a recent video of him railing against E. Jean Carroll, but Trump's campaign hit back, claiming she was trying to "gaslight" voters.
Weight-loss medications, which have skyrocketed in popularity, have accounted for 10% of overall cost of prescriptions for NC health plan, leading to concerns over cost.
Former President Donald Trump is taking aim at an emerging Senate border package, warning Republicans that it won't secure the border and will be a "gift" to Dems.
Homeless people in Riverbank, California, have reportedly dug caves into the bank of the Stanislaus River, about 10 miles north from where cave dwellings were found in Modesto.
The American Museum of Natural History is one of many institutions nationwide restructuring its display of Native American objects due to new regulations on tribal consent.
EXCLUSIVE: The Justice Department’s Office of Special Counsel determined that a former FBI official violated the Hatch Act in his political posts on social media—the same official whistleblowers warned showed a “pattern of active public partisanship" that “likely affected" investigations involving former President Trump and Hunter Biden.
Constitutional law expert breaks down why Texas will have a "hard time" making a constitutional argument for their border security efforts in federal court.
Tesla is recalling nearly 200,000 cars due to a software bug that prevented the rearview camera image from displaying, U.S. safety regulators said Friday.
Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger, D-Md., released a statement Friday announcing his departure from Congress at the end of they year and called on "thoughtful, end-game representatives" to step up.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken in December visited UNRWA headquarters and praised the work of the humanitarian group even as reports claimed members had assisted Hamas.
The introduction of Title IX regulations raised some concerns about the fairness of transgender athletes competing in sports in the gender categories they identify with.
Republicans and Democrats in Maine voted unanimously to kill a proposed bill on gender health care that critics said could amount to "state-sanctioned kidnapping."
Ukraine has formally started the screening process to begin talks over its future membership of the European Union, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said.
LVMH shares jumped more than 12% on Friday morning after the world's largest luxury group posted higher-than-expected sales for 2023 and raised its annual dividend.
The UN human rights chief has expressed deep regret over the execution of a prisoner in the United States on Thursday night through the country’s first ever use of nitrogen asphyxiation as a method of implementing the death penalty.
Mass evacuation orders issued by the Israeli military to the people of Gaza continue to push them “into ever smaller areas” amid “ever-intensifying violence” in likely violation of international humanitarian law, the UN human rights office, OHCHR, said...
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) on Friday declared that Palestinians had a right to be protected from acts of genocide, calling on Israel to “take all measures within its power” to prevent such actions and allow the entry of desperately needed...
Secretary-General António Guterres has asked the head of the UN agency assisting Palestine refugees, UNRWA, to “swiftly” investigate “extremely serious allegations” that several agency staffers were involved in the 7 October terror attacks in southern ...