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Late last month Parton postponed her first Las Vegas residency in 32 years, citing "health challenges."

Greenland's Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen has thanked the European Union for being a "trusted friend" and urged investment in Greenland's resources.

The Conservative Party once dominated British politics, but is struggling to remain a force after being ousted in 2024.

A day before, President Donald Trump suggested that some of the 750,000 furloughed federal workers might not be reimbursed once they return to work, reversing long-standing policy.

The International Committee of the Red Cross says over 200 health facilities in eastern Congo face medicine shortages due to fighting in the region and a lack of humanitarian funding.

The European Union has unveiled proposals to protect farmers from being undercut by imports from South America.

Union leaders criticized both parties in Congress but also targeted President Donald Trump, accusing him of using federal workers as "political pawns" after warnings Tuesday that back pay is not guaranteed.

Michael Nachmanoff has built a quiet reputation in the federal courthouse in northern Virginia -- a onetime public defender turned judge known for methodical preparation and a cool temperament.

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker has accused President Donald Trump of using troops as "political props" and "pawns," and said he didn't get a heads-up from Washington about their deployment.

Federal officials and Los Angeles police earlier said they're planning to announce a "significant development" related to the criminal investigation into the fire later Wednesday morning.