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It's an annual tradition: Venezuela President Nicolás Maduro, feeling pressure from opponents or enemies, plays Santa. Venezuelans aren't buying it.

Americans Austin Dean, Jameel Warney and Dustin Nippert all took a gamble on moving their professional sports careers to South Korea. It paid off.

The 9-year-old Ukrainian girl had been separated from her mother for more than three years, and now the two have to get to know each other all over again.

Fresk converts the latest climate science into a hands-on card game, helping players understand the causes, effects and feedback loops of climate change.

Key steps to be executed in the next few days will determine whether the deal between Israel and Hamas can lead to a lasting peace.

Documents from U.S. Central Command show a series of meetings over the past three years between Israeli and Arab military officials to coordinate on regional threats.

Germany, long known for traditional brewing, has seen a boom in nonalcoholic beers, which are being embraced by young people and athletes as a healthy alternative.

China is experiencing unprecedented, and probably irreversible, population decline that will hamper its economic growth and its ambitions to rival the United States.

Israeli bombardment punched large holes in Gaza City's skyline by repeatedly demolishing high-rise buildings containing hundreds of homes and businesses.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho will host Qatari pilots at the military facility. The base will remain under U.S. jurisdiction.