UN food chief warns thousands of Palestinians at risk of famine

Officials did not claim woman’s winning ticket was invalid in any way, lawsuit states

Other US citizens have served as foreign heads of state

People with type 1 diabetes require insulin to live, while those with type 2 diabetes use insulin and other medications to help control their blood sugar levels

Republican officials across the country are pushing legislation to integrate religion in public education

Joseph Neumayer is accused of carrying Molotov cocktails and posting messages threatening to assassinate Trump

Senate Republicans can afford just three defections in budget reconciliation process

Left-wing streamer was suspended for ‘improper handling of terrorist propaganda,’ the platform said

Jamal Wali, 36, was fatally shot by Virginia police officers after pulling a gun on the cops during a routine traffic stop

The man was having a ‘medical crisis’ when he tried to open the exit door, police said

President attempted to block the prestigious Massachusetts university from enrolling foreign students this week

Trump project began groundbreaking after just three months of planning process that is said to usually take years

George Floyd was remembered with love, grief, and powerful words on the fifth anniversary of his death.

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky condemned the ‘silence of America’ and called for tougher Russian sanctions following the strikes

One person was left in critical condition following the shooting, police said

Rescue workers were alerted on Saturday after abandoned skis were found

Exclusive: More than 700 body parts of big cats were exported in 2023 – including to the UK – after repeated promises to crack down failed

Nineteen people were transported via ambulance to the hospital after getting injured at the event.

Exclusive: Small-island states and conflict-vulnerable countries in Africa are suffering intensely as floods, droughts and hurricanes wreak havoc on communities and livelihoods

In the five years since his nephew George Floyd was killed, Selwyn Jones has seen the racial justice movement score big wins and major setbacks. A new administration intent on attacking anything race-related won’t stop him now, he tells Josh Marcus