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Six activists were arrested Thursday in connection with the protest against U.S. military aid to Israel. Greenpeace described the red dye as nontoxic.

While Trump has paused his whopping 46 percent tariff on Vietnam, economists say the export-reliant country still faces painful decisions.

Israel says they were fired on for moving "suspiciously." Dispatcher records, witness testimony, and video and audio evidence offer a more disturbing narrative.

Prosecutors said Marcel Malanga, Tyler Thompson, Benjamin Zalman-Polun and Joseph Peter Moesser conspired to overthrow the Congolese government in a May 2024 operation.

European officials said Trump's climbdown -- even if temporary -- vindicated their unified strategy to resist harsh reprisals for the president's trade barrages.

The emergence of weaponized drones in Port-au-Prince has raised concerns about civilian casualties and the potential of escalating the conflict.

Karelina, a dual U.S.-Russian citizen, was sentenced to 12 years in a prison colony for treason. Her lawyer said she was freed as part of a prison exchange.

Russia escaped Trump's tariffs, but it could still suffer if the price of oil, the Kremlin's economic lifeline, falls.

Brazilian researchers are using laser technology to unearth a lost Portuguese colony and challenge long-held beliefs about human settlement in the Amazon.

A hair accessory company on the island has a supply chain extending to a nun-run business helping the underprivileged in India, all of whom are feeling the tariff pinch.