‘Mr President, did you mishandle classified documents?’ reporter yells at commander-in-chief
Idaho murders – update: Bryan Kohberger vigil rumours debunked as links to student victims still unknown
Bryan Kohberger is set to appear in court for a preliminary status hearing on 12 January
Biden seeks allies on migration crisis at US-Mexico border
At the North American Leaders Summit in Mexico City on Tuesday, US President Joe Biden made it clear that migration at the southern border is one of the most pressing issues.
The root causes of Brazil’s violent protest, explained by an expert
A Brazilian flag is reflected in a broken window at the presidential palace in Brasilia following attacks on government buildings by supporters of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro on January 9. | Arthur Menescal/Bloombe…
NHS urges use of GP, chemist or 111 service during ambulance strike
People in England and Wales advised to only request ambulance if a life is at riskPeople experiencing less serious health symptoms are being urged to visit a GP or pharmacy, or use the NHS111 telephone advice service instead of dialling 999, during Wed…
Bob Odenkirk seeks balance, humor following his heart attack
Bob Odenkirk is still processing his feelings after suffering a massive heart attack in July 2021 and says a big takeaway is to strive for a better work-life balance.
Brazil riots: Arrests ordered for top officials after capital stormed
One of the officials, the former military police commander, has been arrested, local media reported.
Olivier Vandecasteele: Belgian aid worker sentenced to 40 years in Iran
Olivier Vandecasteele is convicted of espionage and other charges, which Belgium says are fabricated.
Britain Is Considering Sending Tanks to Ukraine
The British Challenger II could become the first Western-made main battle tank to be provided to Ukraine since Russia invaded almost a year ago.
Haiti left with no elected government officials as it spirals towards anarchy
Last 10 remaining senators leave office, with gangs controlling much of capital, a malnutrition crisis and a cholera outbreakThe last 10 remaining senators in Haiti’s parliament have officially left office, leaving the country without a single democrat…