Dozens of countries that have previously supported Israel, are now criticizing Netanyahu and threatening sanctions — including the UK, France, Canada and Spain.

A Queensland woman has been fined for the unconventional way she transported her dog by motorbike: strapped to her chest with a harness from Temu.

"I didn’t come here to be farmed out for people’s entertainment. Miss World is supposed to have the same values, but it’s outdated and stuck in the past. They made me feel like a prostitute," Magee said.

A new book takes a deep dive into the horrific case.

The attack came on the third day of a planned prisoner swap between Russia and Ukraine.

The failed launch was subsequently an embarrassment to Kim, who is eager to build greater naval forces to deal with what he calls US-led military threats.

The cat courier had two separate packages of drugs tapped down to its sides with plastic wrap.

CCTV footage has captured the moment a father disrupted a brazen daylight robbery attempt at a jewelry store, tackling a would-be thief who was armed with a hammer, and performing a citizen’s arrest.

A Sinaloa Cartel gang member aligned with El Chapo’s son in a gangland civil war was killed in a gunfight with Mexican authorities attempting to take him into custody, according to a government officials. Jorge Humberto “El Perris” Figueroa, a member of “El Chapitos” faction which is aligned with the ex-Mexican kingpin’s incarcerated son Ovidio...

The Israel Defense Forces struck more than 100 targets in the Gaza Strip overnight -- including military structures, underground tunnels and Hamas hideouts -- as thousands of Israelis took to the streets to demand the release of hostages and an end to the war.

Beth Martin, 28, reported feeling ill on her flight from the United Kingdom to Turkey, and initially dismissed it as food poisoning.

The debate over how often a donor's sperm should be used to conceive children has been reignited in Europe, after 67 children were conceived using the sperm of a man with a rare cancer-causing mutation.

The release of Princeton University graduate student Elizabeth Tsurkov, an Israeli-Russian citizen being held hostage in Iraq, is close to being finalized, according to Arabic media reports.

Ukraine and Russia exchanged 307 more prisoners Saturday as part of a massive swap of detainees - in a rare moment of cooperation between the two nations that came just hours after heavy air strikes killed at least 13 civilians in Ukraine.

A city recently announced the discovery of a gilded Christian artifact dating back to the Early Middle Ages. 

Kentucky-based cryptocurrency investor, John Woeltz, is accused of kidnapping and torturing an Italian businessman.

When residents in the state of Durango vote in Mexico's first judicial elections next weekend, Leopoldo Chavez will be on the ballot for federal judge - despite the nearly six years he served in a US prison.

Canucks are torn over whether they should still support the Tim Hortons coffee chain - or boycott, since it is owned by a multinational conglomerate with strong US ties.

Several movies were swiped from the schedule, but the majority of the iconic event, including the closing ceremony, will not be affected.

Ukraine’s capital came under a large-scale combined drone and missile attack late Friday with explosions and machine gun fire heard throughout the city.