An individual was arrested after a statue of the late United Kingdom Prime Minister Winston Churchill and the statue's base were graffitied in the U.K.

The U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem authorized non-essential staff to leave as tensions continue to escalate ahead of a possible U.S. strikes on Iran.

NATO Orion-26 exercises face security breach as Swedish forces disrupt suspected Russian drone near French flagship Charles de Gaulle docked in Malmö, SVT reports.

Egyptian tour guide arrested after allegedly sketching on 4,000-year-old pyramid goes viral on social media. Video shows stick figure drawn on ancient monument.

Pakistan declared "open war" on Afghanistan after exchanging heavy cross-border fire Thursday, with both sides claiming to have inflicted casualties, according to reports.

Denmark's prime minister has called for a snap election for March 24 as she seeks to capitalize on rising support from her strong stance against Trump's Greenland push.

Iran United States talks in Geneva concluded Thursday with the next round set for Vienna, according to Iranian officials, as both sides work toward a nuclear deal.

Viktor Orbán demands Ukraine reopen oil pipeline in scathing letter, alleging "anti-Hungarian policy" amid energy supply dispute and election campaign.

Russia is warning against "provocative actions" towards Cuba following a deadly shootout between the country's coast guard and U.S.-registered speedboat.

Børge Brende is leaving his role as World Economic Forum president and CEO after coming under scrutiny for connections with Jeffrey Epstein.

India and Israel elevated their ties to a "special strategic partnership" as leaders met and signed 16 agreements covering a range of topics.

Afghanistan's new envoy to India signals a major geopolitical shift, as the Taliban seeks diplomatic alternatives amid a sharp deterioration in Pakistan relations.

A U.S. military aircraft reportedly crashed into a barrier during takeoff in the Philippines, injuring all five American personnel aboard.

Kim Jong Un threatens to "completely destroy" South Korea, calling it the "most hostile enemy" while expanding North Korea's nuclear arsenal and military capabilities.

U.K. Parliament ratification of Chagos Islands sovereignty transfer to Mauritius remains uncertain as House of Lords considers legislation amid transatlantic tensions.

Kristen Stewart divides internet with rambling ICE comments about Los Angeles culture, drawing both harsh criticism and passionate defense online.

Oklahoma country singer J.D. Graham was airlifted to a hospital after a serious interstate accident with a semitruck that broke his neck and back.

Luke Grimes reveals why he left Hollywood for Montana full-time, sharing how filming "Yellowstone" made him fall in love with ranch life over city living.

Royal experts say authorities would likely want to interview Sarah Ferguson as a witness upon her return to the U.K. after Andrew's arrest in Jeffrey Epstein-linked inquiry.

"The Wire" actor Bobby J. Brown dies at 62 in barn fire accident. The beloved star who played Officer Bobby Brown succumbed to smoke inhalation Tuesday.

"Bachelor Australia" star Megan Marx opens up about living with spinocerebellar ataxia, a rare brain disorder, and shares her journey of grief and adaptation.

Tess Holliday on Wednesday claimed she was denied life insurance coverage by the "fatphobic" system because she weighs more than 300 pounds.

Lindsay Lohan reflects on growing up in the spotlight, wishing someone had protected her more during her teenage years. Now the actress lives in Dubai with family.

Shia LaBeouf faces $100,000 bond and rehab order after allegedly assaulting multiple people during Mardi Gras in New Orleans. Actor has been charged with battery.

David Spade reveals Disney allegedly paid him just $75,000 for "Emperor's New Groove" while other animated movie stars reportedly earned millions.

Jennifer Garner opens up about co-parenting with Ben Affleck, revealing how divorced parents must become "mom and dad" in separate households.

Actor Crispin Glover has been accused of holding a woman as "sex slave" after allegedly luring her to L.A. with false job promises, according to a battery lawsuit.