Trump has been a constant presence at the right-wing conference since he burst onto the Republican political scene by attacking the country’s first Black president

Conservative influencer is seeking sole custody of the child and requesting a paternity test from DOGE billionaire

The 88-year-old pontiff has been in hospital for a week with a complex lung infection, with his health deteriorating over the past 24 hours

Analysis: Musk, facing lawsuit from his child’s mother and DOGE outrage, runs to CPAC for a warm embrace, writes John Bowden

He was arrested in Romania

The thieves have not claimed the money yet

Algerian man ‘on radicalism list’ arrested as prosecutors investigate after 69-year-old Portuguese man dies

Billionaire’s Starlink system has proved a crucial internet communications service for the war-torn country

Evidence so far suggests the attack was linked to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, according to investigators

The two officers died while hospitalized overnight, surrounded by friends and family

Caine and Trump first met in 2019, the president recalled during a Conservative Political Action Conference speech

A former surgeon accused of raping or sexual abusing 299 people, mostly children

Dr Oz ran a failed 2022 bid to represent Pennsylvania in the U.S. Senate as a Republican

Gardia were alerted to the discovery of ‘partial human remains’ in Darndale, Dublin, on Friday afternoon.

The Trump administration laid off 1,000 National Park Employees last week, a move rangers say will cause chaos across the country.

As negotiations begin to end the war in Ukraine, ones that could see Kyiv forced to cede territory to Russia, Ukrainian civilians and aid workers from the eastern Donetsk region tell Tom Watling that Moscow’s advance has irreparably destroyed their lives

The Pope is ‘not out of danger’

The day that changed Ukraine forever

On the third anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, frontline soldiers tell world affairs editor Sam Kiley that it’s Russia that should be suing for peace

The outcome of this war is still likely to be decided on the battlefield, Alexander Titov writes