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A Columbus dentist and his wife were shot dead at home while their two children hid; police are hunting for a masked intruder seen fleeing in a dark SUV.
A 6.5-magnitude earthquake rattled southern Mexico, halting the president’s press conference and reviving memories of past disasters.
A quiet Connecticut suburb launches a massive manhunt after a beloved dentist and his wife are murdered at home while their children hide upstairs.
Zelenskiy replaces his chief of staff with spy chief Kyrylo Budanov, signaling a wartime power shift.
Under viral pressure, Whitehall will investigate claims it ‘abandoned’ jailed British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abdel-Fattah to safeguard Egypt trade ties.
The PM’s ex-chief of staff claims frantic efforts to honour campaign promises led to sweeping transfers of state power to private hands.
Violinist Maya Lang says Will Smith’s company punished her for reporting harassment on the set of <em>Collateral Beauty</em>, igniting a retaliation lawsuit that could reshape Hollywood’s music departments.
Trump threatens U.S. action if Iran’s rulers crush protests, raising the stakes in the biggest unrest since 2019.
Justice officials are parsing 5.2 million pages from Jeffrey Epstein’s archives, a trove so vast it could reshape public trust in elite institutions.
A single wooden pirogue meant for 50 carried 200 souls toward Europe; only 58 returned. Inside Gambia’s deadliest migration disaster.
After U.S. military strikes on border drug labs, Venezuela signals readiness to negotiate on narcotics and oil, raising faint hopes for sanctions relief.
After a U.S. drone strike on a Venezuelan airstrip, President Maduro unexpectedly invites Washington to restart joint drug-trafficking talks, raising hopes—and doubts—amid sanctions and electoral calculations.