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The U.S. House of Representatives has voted to temporarily extend a law that allows for warrantless surveillance by intelligence agencies. The move buys more time for lawmakers to negotiate a longer-term reauthorization.

New data shows seizure of uninsured cars reaches 17-year high in the UK, with an estimated 300,000 such vehicles on the roads daily.

Many schools resist government plans to remove 'grab and go' fatty foods from lunch menus, arguing it would financially cripple them. Pupils say they won't give up their cheeseburgers.

Renowned actress Christine Baranski will make her highly anticipated West End debut, starring alongside Richard E Grant in a revival of the classic Noël Coward comedy Hay Fever.

Australia's most decorated living soldier has been charged with war crimes in Afghanistan. This high-profile case sheds light on the complex realities of modern warfare.

Explore the history and significance of Palestinian Prisoner's Day, a day that honors the ongoing struggle for justice and liberation of Palestinians held in Israeli jails.

As the Iran crisis disrupts global energy markets, America's longtime allies in Asia are forced to forge new ties with rivals to meet their oil and gas needs.

Sudanese Prime Minister Kamil Idris shares his government's plan to end the conflict, rebuild the country, and restore democratic rule.

World Athletics blocks 11 athletes from Kenya, Nigeria, and Jamaica from transferring to represent Turkiye, citing concerns over a 'recruitment drive' by the Turkish government.

Burkina Faso's government has dissolved over 100 NGOs and civil society groups, sparking concerns from Amnesty International about a 'flagrant attack' on basic rights.