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EU foreign-policy chief Josep Borrell rejects Russia’s accusation that Ukraine targeted Moscow with drones, calling it a pretext for fresh strikes.
A suicide bomber struck a police checkpoint in Aleppo's al-Hamdaniyeh district, killing one officer and reviving fears of renewed violence in the war-scarred Syrian city.
EU foreign-policy head Josep Borrell rebuffed Russia’s claim that Ukraine attacked state buildings, citing U.S. intelligence that traces the drones to Russian soil.
A missed flight and Christmas quarrel ended Trevon Diggs’ Cowboys tenure; Green Bay claimed the star corner off waivers within hours.
The EU’s top envoy slams Moscow’s claim of a Ukrainian drone blitz as Washington clears Kyiv of targeting Putin, deepening the rift over alleged sabotage.
Congress releases Jack Smith’s sealed testimony, revealing fresh details on Trump’s classified-documents and election-subversion probes.
A Disneyland cast member is recovering after using his body to stop a 400-pound runaway boulder prop during the Indiana Jones stunt show.
EU foreign-policy chief Josep Borrell rejected Moscow’s claim that Ukraine targeted government websites, calling it a fabricated pretext.
Patriots defensive lineman Christian Barmore turned himself in after his girlfriend accused him of domestic assault, casting uncertainty over his 2024 season.
Richard Smallwood, composer of the global anthem 'Total Praise,' has died at 77. From a segregated choir room to royal weddings, his melodies became the soundtrack of faith for millions.
Connor McDavid captains a youthful, high-octane Team Canada that is favored to reclaim Olympic gold on European ice in 2026.
Brigitte Bardot, the French actress who embodied 1950s glamour and later became a polarizing activist, has died at 90, reigniting debate over her cinematic triumphs and racially charged rhetoric.