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Israeli officials and politicians have rejected the accusation, insisting upon Israel’s right to self-defense in the wake of the Oct. 7, 2023, attack.

The strongest earthquake of the year erupted off Russia’s Kamchatka region, triggering tsunami warnings for Alaska, Guam, Japan, Russia and the U.S. West Coast.

The details from a whistleblower complaint emerged hours before a final vote on Bove’s nomination to a federal judgeship.

The Trump administration has softened its stance toward China, allowing the sale of AI chips and cancelling meetings with top Taiwanese officials.

The U.K. leader’s demands came amid revulsion over starvation in Gaza and followed French President Emanuel Macron’s announcement that he would recognize a Palestinian state.

The U.S. pop star became a citizen under a new Beninese law aimed at descendants of enslaved people from sub-Saharan Africa.

A police officer and a Blackstone employee were among those killed Monday during a shooting at a New York City high-rise. An NFL employee was seriously hurt.

New York Mayor Eric Adams said a note from the shooting suspect mentioned chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a brain disease associated with repeated brain injuries.

The Manhattan high-rise shooter, a former high school football player, left a note referencing the brain disease CTE and appeared to have targeted the NFL’s offices, Mayor Eric Adams said.

The U.N.-developed panel, known as IPC, said conditions “worsened dramatically” in recent months, with food consumption at its lowest level since the conflict began.

The fee for Americans and other visa-free travelers won’t begin until fall 2026, but the price is about to triple, officials say, because of rising costs.

The overnight attacks came a day after President Donald Trump expressed frustration with Russian President Vladimir Putin and brought closer the deadline for a ceasefire.

The toll announced by the Gaza Health Ministry is likely to be an undercount as the war grinds on and starvation spreads.

Many urban canopies across U.S. cities are dominated by only a handful of tree types, putting them at risk of being wiped out by an insect or disease.

Parts of Beijing and northern China are awash after heavy rains, and more than 80,000 people have been evacuated.

New U.S. radar sites are designed to keep China in check. But Chinese developments, some with questionable connections, could create vulnerabilities.

Four people were killed, including a police officer, and one was seriously injured when a gunman opened fire inside an office building before fatally shooting himself.

The influential and controversial Uribe was found guilty in a witness tampering case and is the country’s first former president to be convicted in a criminal trial.

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino said agents from the bureau’s New York field office were responding to the area to provide support.

Despite aid being allowed into Gaza over the weekend, the hunger crisis continues. Louisa Loveluck explains how we got here.

The two groups said they found deliberate intent by Israeli decision-makers to target the whole population of Gaza and destroy life for the Palestinian people.

The ruling temporarily blocks the Trump administration from withholding Medicaid funding for one year, a provision included in the One Big Beautiful Bill.

Balancing economic interests and security concerns, European officials said they got the best deal possible with President Donald Trump, but critics said Brussels ceded to pressure.

Since his election, South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has tried reverse the hardline stance of his predecessor toward Pyongyang.

The Israeli prime minister found a political window to step up humanitarian assistance but remains under intense pressure both abroad and at home.