New UNICEF findings fuel fresh scrutiny of Gaza famine claims as the State Department says the data "completely shatters" allegations Israel deliberately starved civilians.

The U.S. Embassy in London is offering up to $500,000 for projects promoting Anglo-American principles including freedom of speech, limited government and the rule of law.

Putin threatened to seize European vessels from the Russian Black Sea to the Pacific after Ukraine's drone attack crippled Novorossiysk grain terminals.

The Mecca Joint Defence Agreement signed by Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan raises questions about whether it signals a Middle East shift from the U.S.

Houthi attacks on Red Sea shipping may push the U.S. to forge closer ties with Somaliland, analysts say, as concerns grow over Djibouti's reliability and China's expanding presence.

North Korea's second ballistic missile launch in less than a week comes as the U.S. and South Korea prepare for Ulchi Freedom Shield exercises.

UNESCO says 2.4 million Afghan girls are locked out of secondary school five years after the Taliban banned female education beyond the primary level.

Videos show rescue workers combing through rubble as more than 3,000 people remain missing on Tuesday after a 7.4-magnitude earthquake in Colombia.

Syrian President Bashar Assad and his brother Maher were sentenced to death in absentia by a Damascus court for war crimes and crimes against humanity.

A United Nations-backed survey found no widespread acute malnutrition in Gaza, prompting Israel's ambassador to call prior famine claims a blood libel.

Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei named six military commanders as an expert says Tehran is preparing for prolonged confrontation, not settlement.

President Donald Trump says he is "low-keying it" with Iran as sanctions and a naval blockade compound Tehran's financial crisis and inflation.

Video posted to social media shows a building crumbling in Pereira, Colombia, as a magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck western Colombia, killing at least 111 people.

Draganfly CEO Cameron Chell says drone company leaders are now primary targets as Russia and Ukraine race for battlefield AI and autonomy advantages.

The INS Drakon is the largest submarine built in Germany since World War II, carrying a $634 million price tag as Israel bolsters naval power.

Tyler Mane credits his wife Renae with saving his life after she insisted he get a breast lump checked that turned out to be Stage 1 cancer. They're now co-hosting a new podcast, "Mane AF."

John Rich warns Nashville's Lower Broadway honky-tonks face closure as property tax bills soar, threatening the live music culture that defines Music City.

Paris Jackson revealed on "Call Her Daddy" that Michael Jackson required his kids to finish homework and chores before enjoying Neverland attractions.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan says his Xindi alien role on "Star Trek: Enterprise" nearly ended his career due to claustrophobia from 14-hour prosthetics sessions.

Molly Sims slammed Hollywood's fake beauty secrets, saying stars lie about drinking water and sleep when facelifts and peptides tell the real story.

Nick Reiner faces two murder charges and special circumstance allegations in the stabbing deaths of his parents at their Brentwood home in December.

Brooks Nader went topless during a Sardinian beach day with her dad and family, sparking heated debate over the Sports Illustrated model's bold move.

Stockard Channing revealed her reclusive London lifestyle, morning routine with her dog and why her longtime partner's death shifted everything.

John Hinckley Jr. reveals that Jodie Foster could have been a target herself, saying "fate went the other way" toward former President Ronald Reagan.

Diane Farr reveals she left Los Angeles after 30 years for rural Washington and plans to split time between Vancouver and Spain in her "third act."

Simon Vigar's new book details how Meghan Markle's 2018 royal tour of Australia exposed the first cracks in her relationship with palace staff.

Kellan Lutz explains how his wife's need for a support system after their second child led the family from Orange County to Franklin, Tennessee.