A State Department spokesperson called Iran's executions "barbaric" as the United Nations and activists group report the regime is using the death penalty to crush dissent.

Israeli paramedic Dr. Gal Rosen delivered a baby in Tel Aviv, then raced to a bomb shelter with the newborn as Iron Dome missile sirens blared overhead.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says talks with Trump envoys Witkoff and Kushner showed progress on Ukraine security guarantees, calling for a leaders' summit to advance peace.

Nigeria, ranked seventh-worst in the world for Christian persecution, saw a reported 28 killed on Palm Sunday, with fears Christians could be targeted this Easter.

Iran's shadowy Ahmad Vahidi, a former Quds Force commander linked to deadly bombings abroad, is now more dominant than Iran's president or Khamenei's son, experts warn.

A new Foundation for Defense of Democracies report alleges Turkey under Erdogan has shifted toward Islamist movements, raising NATO alliance concerns ahead of a July summit in Ankara, Turkey.

Israel's Knesset voted to mandate the death penalty for terrorists convicted of deadly attacks, a shift lawmakers say was driven by the horrors of the Oct. 7 massacre.

A Russian military transport plane crashed in annexed Crimea, killing 29 people aboard as officials pointed to a possible technical malfunction.

Sara Netanyahu wrapped up a four-day Washington visit at the invitation of the first lady Melania Trump focused on tech and education over the backdrop of the Iran war and rising antisemitism.

Draganfly's Cameron Chell warns Iran could produce over 100,000 FPV drones monthly, with swarm attacks on U.S. soil possible within eight months.

Pete Hegseth says Iran should make a deal to end the war as Secretary of State Marco Rubio cites internal fractures in the new Iranian regime.

Gunmen on motorcycles shot sporadically into a Nigerian community on Palm Sunday, killing at least 20, residents say, prompting a 48-hour curfew in Plateau state.

President Donald Trump blasted European allies on Truth Social, criticizing their refusal to support U.S. military operations tied to the war with Iran.

King Charles III and Queen Camilla will visit the U.S. next month, marking his first state visit as king and the 250th anniversary of independence.

Zelenskyy warns Russian satellites photographed U.S. military bases across the Middle East in Iran's interests, signaling possible strike preparations.

Rising country artist Tanner Usrey faces felony drug possession and DWI charges after his arrest in Texas. He was released on a $12,500 bond.

Flirty messages between Prince Harry and a Mail on Sunday journalist surfaced in his High Court privacy case, which a royal expert says could hurt his credibility.

Longtime "Price Is Right" producer Roger Dobkowitz called the "Dirty Rotten Scandals" documentary a hit piece and defended late host Bob Barker's legacy.

Robert Patrick says avoiding Hollywood parties, staying home with wife Barbara, his dogs and his faith is the secret to their 35-year marriage.

Kelly Ripa admits to getting microneedling on her backside, saying "desperate times call for desperate measures" in a candid podcast confession.

Carrie Underwood says faith keeps her grounded in Hollywood's "self-serving" entertainment industry, opening up about staying true to herself after 20 years in country music.

"Bob's Burgers" voice actor Eugene Mirman was rescued from a fiery crash in New Hampshire and hospitalized with "serious injuries," according to police.

A palace aide claims Queen Elizabeth II viewed Meghan Markle as a calculated "opportunist" and was "on to her from the start," according to Susan Page's new book.

Megan Fox turned heads on Instagram with a racy school girl photo shoot, wearing a plaid skirt and thigh-high socks, as fans gushed over her return.

"Real Housewives" star Jen Shah says she grew close to Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes over shared "poop duty" and late-night walks at FPC Bryan in Texas.

Howie Mandel says he "kind of regrets" apologizing to Kelly Ripa, insisting that comedians should never say sorry for a joke after a viral TV moment.

Pat Sajak and daughter Maggie are going viral with playful social media videos, giving fans a fun look at the former "Wheel of Fortune" host's retirement life.