Daniel Siad's name appeared roughly 2,000 times in the Epstein files, and at least 24 women came forward as alleged victims or witnesses in a trafficking probe.

Nicaragua's congress moves to abolish elections after President Daniel Ortega declared no more elections, drawing condemnation from the international community.

Israel's UN ambassador called Mayor Zohran Mamdani a "clown" after he demanded federal authorities arrest Benjamin Netanyahu on an ICC warrant.

More than 5,700 excess deaths were recorded during France's unprecedented June heat wave, making it the country's deadliest since 2003, health officials said.

An anonymous online form asked the public to report locations of Israeli tourists and Italian Jews, drawing comparisons to fascist-era persecution.

Marco Rubio accuses Iran of flying IRGC members into Yemen, saying the flights helped ignite a renewed confrontation between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis.

A 600-square-meter exhibition features Hamas tunnel replicas, attack vehicles, and documents revealing Hezbollah and Iran's roles in the Oct. 7 assault.

Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo says Fulani militia killed nine of his family and now threatens his life as the State Department condemns Christian persecution.

Trump administration officials are reportedly debating whether to support Iran's downfall, even as Trump says Iran is desperately seeking talks.

Italian officials said the 1,700-pound haul of cocaine, hidden among banana pallets, could have generated roughly $290 million on the street.

Canada canceled a joint celebration for the Gordie Howe International Bridge, connecting Detroit to Windsor, Ontario, after President Donald Trump renewed tariff threats.

Ed Miliband's appointment as the United Kingdom's foreign secretary sparks warnings of tension with President Trump over his past attacks, net-zero policies and foreign affairs.

Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega said the country will hold no more elections, eliminating any path for opposition to challenge his rule when his term ends.

Sinaloa Cartel co-founder Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada Garcia received a life sentence and was ordered to forfeit $15 billion in drug trafficking profits.

Czech Environment Minister Igor Červený warns Europe will "crush" its industrial base unless leaders retreat from aggressive climate policies.

Timothy Olyphant revealed his surprisingly low-tech lifestyle on the "SmartLess" podcast, admitting he had to dig out an old desktop computer to try to connect.

Carly Pearce revealed on TikTok that she doesn't want children but "absolutely" wants to remarry after her divorce from singer Michael Ray.

Oprah Winfrey explains her unscripted "silent or silenced" question to Meghan Markle as critics accuse her of rewriting history years later.

Heidi Klum's sultry beach video shows her using a bag of potato chips as a topless cover-up in a playful nod to her new snack brand collaboration.

Michael J. Fox reveals the toll going public with his Parkinson's diagnosis has taken on wife Tracy Pollan and why he refused to hide his condition from the world.

Megan Moroney says some of her biggest career moments were ruined by the wrong guy, revealing why she's choosing life on tour with no distractions.

Elon Musk says Grok Imagine will produce a full-length "historically accurate" version of Homer's "The Odyssey" before the end of this year.

Ed Harris was reportedly involved in picking the new showrunner for "Dutton Ranch" season two after claiming he felt "underused and inconsequential" in season one.

Laura Clery's memoir details allegations against ex-husband Stephen Hilton, from cheating and drug addiction to threats that led to their custody battle.

Sean Penn reveals he was shackled just feet from serial killer Richard Ramirez in Los Angeles County Jail and briefly considered attacking the "Night Stalker."

Gisele Bündchen stunned in a leopard-print bikini for her 46th birthday on Instagram, and husband Joaquim Valente and Heidi Klum sent love.

The "Yellowstone" actor admitted "everything had changed" on "Dutton Ranch" after Taylor Sheridan stepped back, saying the cast had to "figure out" a new creative team.