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Even in the scale of global attacks on civilians and crackdowns on dissent, the magnitude of Iran's violence against protesters stands out.

Austin Appelbee is being hailed as a hero after he rescued his family. "I couldn't feel how tired I was," the 13-year-old said of his hours-long feat.

The stepson of Crown Prince Haakon is accused of 38 offenses, including four counts of rape, domestic violence, assault and drug possession between 2018 and late 2024.

While Israel has faced sharp criticism over its war in Gaza, start-up executives say foreigners are eager to buy systems developed and tested on the battlefield.

The president said he persuaded Russia's Vladimir Putin to stop striking Ukraine's energy grid during a frigid period, but missiles fell on Kyiv hours later.

Regional powers are working to bring together high-level negotiations on Iran's nuclear program, in hopes of staving off war.

The United States and India finalized a trade agreement Monday, helping stabilize a relationship that had been in decline during Trump's second term.

Prosecutors said the suspects ran an export network that sent more than 16,000 shipments worth more than $30 million to Russian customers, including arms manufacturers.

He acknowledged that the weekend's revelations further entangled him in the "understandable furor" surrounding convicted sex offender.

Some Palestinians were able to enter and exit Gaza via the crossing for the first time since May 2024. The reopening marks progress toward the ceasefire deal's second phase.