The nonbinary daughter of Katherine Clark, the No. 2 Democrat in Congress, allegedly struck an officer at an Antifa riot in Boston

Should its territory be threatened, Russia will retaliate with “more powerful weapons,” the Duma speaker has said

The Ukraine crisis may lead to the founding of a bloc of countries “fed up” with Washington, Dmitry Medvedev says

The database with over 1.5 million names and aliases was allegedly discovered on an unsecured server

Asked in an appearance at the University of Chicago if the temperature had subsided with China, Blinken replied, "I think so, because when you're talking and engaging, it tends to have that effect."

Referendums on reproductive rights held since June have all been won by abortion rights advocates, including in conservative states like Kansas and Kentucky.

The Polish prime minister warned Western leaders against losing interest in backing Kiev

More than four years after Musk fired off tweets saying he had funding secured to buy the electric car maker at $420 a share, investors who felt burned by the misleading statements began to make their case in the San Francisco court.

The piece, made in the 1920s by the British jeweller Garrard, sold for 163,800 pounds ($202,300) during the auction house's "Royal and Noble" sale in London on Wednesday.

The move has stoked concerns among officials in Israel, which has so far refused to send weapons to Kiev

GVS invited Michael Kugelman, director of the South Asia program at the Wilson Center and also deputy director of the Asia program, for an exclusive interview. Kugelman is a leading commentator on South Asia.

The US and Japan are the real security threat to the Asia-Pacific, Beijing insists