A Brazilian Supreme Court justice said he is retiring eight years before his mandatory exit, opening a path for President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva to nominate a replacement before next year's general elections.
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President Trump's brokering of a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has renewed calls for him to win the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to permanently end one of the most violent chapters in the history of the Middle East.
It's good to be Kim. And as dictators go, Kim Jong-un is arguably sitting prettier today than either his late father, Kim Jong Il, or grandfather Kim Il Sung, ever did.
President Trump said no Gazans will be forced to leave the area, as plans for the area's rebuild are part of the peace deal struck between Israel and Hamas.
President Trump met with Finnish President Alexander Stubb Thursday at the White House to sign off on an agreement for the U.S. Coast Guard to purchase up to four icebreaker ships from Finnish shipyards.
The NBA and China are canoodling this week in Macao, the communist nation's take on Las Vegas, ahead of a pair of preseason exhibition games featuring the Phoenix Suns and the Brooklyn Nets.
Colombian President Gustavo Petro proposed Thursday that Qatar could serve as "mediator" so that the United States would end its military deployment in international waters off the coast of Venezuela, where it has attacked small boats it says were ...
Tropical Storm Raymond, third system now off the coast of Mexico, forms in the eastern Pacific Ocean
Tropical Storm Raymond, the third system now off the western coast of Mexico, formed Thursday in the eastern Pacific Ocean.
Anduril founder and CEO Palmer Luckey told an audience in Washington on Wednesday night that he sees his company "as kind of the gun store of our allies and partners around the world," a nod to the rapidly expanding role the firm is playing in the ...
The U.S. Treasury Department is ramping up its fight against Iranian oil profits this week with a slew of sanctions targeting 50 companies, individuals and vessels that facilitate the sale of Iranian liquid petroleum gas.