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Ksenia Karelina, a Russian-American who lived in Los Angeles, spent over a year in prison after she donated around $51 to a charity that sends aid to Ukraine, a legal group said.

Dinari McAlmont, of Bowie, Maryland, was found dead while on vacation in the Bahamas. NBC News' Kathy Park reports on the investigation as the family does not accept the police ruling that he drowned.

Exporters at Yiwu International Trade Market were concerned about the effect of President Trump's tariffs on Chinese goods, but also seemed doubtful the tactic could work for either country in the long term.

Ex-MI6 head Richard Dearlove warned Trump that rushing into a truce and giving Russia concessions could pose grave danger to the West.

More than 200 people have now been confirmed dead following a roof collapse at a crowded Dominican Republic nightclub. As the efforts shift from rescue to recovery, that number is expected to rise.

Pride in Leadership's survey of 1,000 LGBTQ professionals found 85% of respondents encountered career obstacles due to their identity.

The Ukrainian president said his forces have already captured two Chinese nationals fighting for the Russian army ...

Thus far, 189 people have been rescued alive from the Jet Set nightclub collapse in Santo Domingo.

As the world's two biggest economies stand off over trade, a Chinese diplomat shared a video of Mao Zedong and declared that Chinese people "don't back down."

The show will be produced from London and promises a British cast and star hosts.