Trump allies Bannon and Meadows subpoenaed in probe of Capitol riot
The chairman of the House of Representatives committee investigating the deadly Jan. 6 riot said Meadows was reportedly in communication with organizers of the riot.
American dream shattered: One Haitian's journey to U.S. border … and back
Two months and nearly $6,000 later, the man ended up under the Del Rio bridge in Texas in limbo, as his attempt to enter the U.S. from Mexico after crossing ...
The sheer number of people across the globe susceptible to climate-induced stress has fostered a sense of urgency among mental health professionals seeking to understand the issue.
German rivals plead for stronger Europe in final election debate
With days to go before the general election that will see Merkel step aside after 16 years in power, her conservative alliance is playing catch-up with the center-left Social Democrats.
France was infuriated when Australia last week canceled a major contract for French submarines, deciding instead that it needed U.S. nuclear subs amid rising tensions with China.
'Death sentence': Low-lying nations implore faster action on climate at U.N.
Faced with what they see as an existential threat, leaders from low-lying nations implored rich countries this week to act more forcefully against a warming planet.
U.S. CDC advisers back COVID-19 booster shots for older people but not for high-risk workers
Beyond older Americans, the committee also recommended the shots for all adults over 50 with underlying conditions, as well as some 18- to 49-year-olds with those conditions.
As Amazon destruction continues, Brazil faces future of floods and drought
The disastrous mix of floods, drought and intense downpours could be a glimpse of a potentially dire future.
China and U.S. climate pledges give COP26 boost but 'extra mile' sought
Analysts say the two superpowers' funding pledges to tackle planetary warming lacked detail and far more is needed to meet global goals.
'Apathy and despair' seep through Baghdad ahead of Iraq's October election
"The only people who vote are those who've been promised a job, or people who vote for someone close to them or from their tribe," said a 30-year-old economics graduate.
Child care issues have driven a workforce gender gap for decades. The pandemic has made it undeniably worse.
As election nears, German conservatives raise specter of left-wing rule
Behind in polls just days before Sunday's vote, Angela Merkel's would-be successor is warning that Social Democrats, if victorious, would let the far-left into power.
