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The Trump administration's cuts to USAID had an immediate and deadly impact in war-ravaged Sudan, according to civilians, doctors and aid officials.

Portugal is expected to see highs of up to 109 degrees Fahrenheit. Parts of Spain, France, Italy and Greece are also bracing for extreme heat.

As Washington battles over access to health care, a Post journalist's experience at a public hospital in Brazil shone light on a fundamentally different system.

Organizers scrambled to evacuate thousands of participants from the country during the 12-day conflict with Iran.

The DHS said Secretary Kristi Noem ended the temporary protected status designation for Haitians because letting them stay was against the "national interest."

With the support of the city's liberal mayor, organizers of Budapest Pride took to the streets in defiance of Hungarian Prime Minster Viktor Orban's effort to ban the event.

Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and others in the region have sought closer relations with Iran over recent years in hopes of fostering stability.

Twelve flights were canceled Thursday as airport employees chased the bear around the runway, an airport official said. The runway reopened later that night.

President Donald Trump has falsely claimed the U.S. is alone in offering citizenship as a birthright. More than 30 countries do -- but some have rolled it back.

Three years after opening the door to a cannabis industry maelstrom, Thailand has reversed course.