A new study finds dengue outbreaks in the Americas typically spike about five months after El Nino events, offering insights for epidemic preparedness.
A mass shooting at a Brooklyn restaurant left three people dead and at least eight wounded, as NYPD investigates the deadly gun violence incident in Crown Heights.
Russian diplomat Rodion Miroshnik has accused Ukrainian forces of killing hundreds of civilians attempting to cross the frontline into Russia, citing testimony and video evidence of alleged war crimes in Donetsk.
US Senators have opened an investigation into Meta after revelations that its AI chatbots could engage children in romantic or sensual conversations, raising concerns over exploitation and safety.
A new RTL/ntv poll shows Germany’s far-right AfD overtaking Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s CDU/CSU alliance to become the country’s most popular political party, deepening concerns over his struggling coalition.
Amnesty International has called out Israel for deliberately starving Palestinians in Gaza, warning that the worsening famine and suffering amount to a systematic campaign of genocide.
The Australian government has canceled the visa of far-right Israeli politician Simcha Rothman, citing his promotion of hate speech as the country prepares to back Palestinian statehood at the UN.
Ukraine’s Vladimir Zelensky, who is slated to meet Donald Trump at the White House on Monday, has seemingly already rejected the terms for peace with Russia laid out by the US president.
A heroic school headmaster in Swat saved nearly 950 students from raging floods, even as Khyber Pakhtunkhwa reels from one of the worst flood disasters in recent history.
Family of slain journalist Khawar Hussain demands justice as Sindh police form a fact-finding committee and forensic teams review evidence in the suspicious death case.
Germany’s partial arms suspension signals a historic break from unconditional support for Israel, reflecting public outrage over Israel's ethnic cleansing and genocide in Gaza.
