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The U.S.-based companies, Planet Labs and Vantor, say they were not instructed by any government to restrict image access.

The strike on an Iranian elementary school killed at least 175, many of them children, raising questions as to whether the military's use of AI-enabled targeting was a factor.

French aid worker Karine Buisset died in the attack. Two others were also killed, according to rebel group M23. Congo's government and M23 blamed each other.

Several cargo boats in the Strait of Hormuz reported being struck by projectiles, as U.S. military forces said they had hit numerous Iranian mining vessels.

As Washington focuses on its push to topple Iran's government, delaying talks on Russia's war in Ukraine, some in Moscow say the Kremlin must achieve its goals militarily.

Food deliveries and the prospect of medical care abroad gave Gazans reasons to hope, but the Iran conflict has closed the door on progress again.

The vast majority of the wounded had minor injuries, a Pentagon spokesman said. The toll is higher than previously disclosed.

Canadian police opened an investigation into two men who shot "multiple rounds" toward the outside of the building. There are no reports of injuries, police say.

Here are rescued chimpanzees, a mountain lion, an elephant and a penguin with the toys they're attached to.

A new report, issued ahead of the president's summit with Xi Jinping, takes aim at the administration's record on trade, diplomacy and other aspects of American power.