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Jews in Britain are facing a wave of hate spread by hostile states, and some homegrown. We can only tackle it by working together
The entire international jury of the Venice Biennale resigned on Thursday in the latest escalation of a months-long political fight over Russia’s return to the exhibition.
Australia’s most infamous breakdancer, Raygun, has announced a shock new venture following her axing as a uni lecturer at one of the nation’s top universities.
The United States has fallen to a “historic low” in the Reporters Sans Frontieres (RSF), or Reporters Without Borders, annual press freedom tracker, continuing a decade-long decline, the organisation has said.
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, Vice President and Ruler of Dubai, on Thursday honoured the winners of the Erth Dubai Awards.
An Israeli human rights organisation has petitioned the Supreme Court to demand the immediate release of 14 doctors from Gaza held without charge for more than a year.
Intelligence estimates suggest Iran could run out of storage capacity for the oil it is producing within 15 to 60 days, according to two Western intelligence sources who spoke to The Jerusalem Post.
Another Israeli strike on Lebanon has killed six in the southern town of Zebdin, Lebanon’s National News Agency reports.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has come under fire again in the European Parliament, as lawmakers are accusing her of double standards in foreign policy and failing to shield EU citizens from soaring energy costs.
Congress advances Homeland Security funding after Republicans used procedural tool to pass up to $75bn for ICE and border patrol
WASHINGTON — The Department of Homeland Security will finally receive most of its funding again after the longest lapse in US history following a House vote Thursday.
Iran's parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, who has since the war's start and prior assassinations of top leaders including Ayatollah Ali Khamenei become the most visible figurehead representing the Islamic Republic to the world, has continued trolling the United States even as President Trump is renewing fr…
President Donald Trump has renewed his attacks on German Chancellor Friedrich Merz as the rift between the United States and one of its closest European allies widens over Berlin’s criticism of the war on Iran.
When news broke that Austin Reaves had a good chance at playing in Game 5 of the Lakers-Rockets first round series, analysts everywhere assumed this was exactly what Los Angeles needed.
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The Department of Homeland Security logo during a news conference in Washington, Feb. 25, 2015. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais, File)
US President Donald Trump has called on his Israeli counterpart Isaac Herzog to pardon Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is facing charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust.
The two-time defending World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers don’t just have one of the best teams in baseball.
The re-emergence of Shiite militant Ismail Al Lami – better known as Abu Deraa – in news headlines has thrust Iraq back into its painful past and reopened wounds many believed had been covered over, but not healed.
Not too long after James Gunn and Peter Safran stepped up to lead DC Studios into the future, they were riffing about Supergirl. The Tom King comic series, “Supergirl: World of Tomorrow” was one of the ideas they were especially excited about, and Gunn had a very specific image in his head.
President Trump announced Thursday he was pulling the nomination of Casey Means for surgeon general, attacking Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-La.) for blocking the pick from going through.
A Guatemalan drug pusher who dealt gummies to Long Island kids was cut loose with no bail – then caught trying to escape justice by running to Canada, authorities said Thursday.
An inquest into the shooting of five people in west Belfast in 1972 has found that the Army "lost control" in a number of cases and "overreacted to a perceived threat".
US Central Command (Centcom) has requested to deploy the military’s secretive Dark Eagle hypersonic missile to the Middle East for possible use against Iran as a way to hit targets deep inside the Islamic Republic while remaining beyond the reach of its air defences, according to a report by Bloomberg on Thursday.
Iran’s severely injured supreme leader remained defiant on Thursday as he vowed to protect the Islamic Republic’s nuclear and missile capabilities — warning that America’s only place in the Gulf was “at the bottom of its waters.”
BEIJING — China's foreign minister on Thursday urged the United States to maintain "stability" between the two countries but said Taiwan posed the "biggest risk point" to their relationship.
Vehicle was travelling through Juvisy-sur-Orge when it veered off the road into the river
Cole Tomas Allen, 31, allegedly stormed the White House correspondents’ association dinner
Amid the ongoing conflict in Iran and surging fuel costs, your vacation could increase in price even after you’ve paid or be canceled outright.
A heartbroken Alabama mother of three died by suicide hours after her abusive husband allegedly murdered their 4-month-old baby, according to family members and police.
ICONIC artist group XG (Xtraordinary Genes) has officially announced their highly anticipated XG WORLD TOUR: THE CORE. This is the XG’s second world tour, promoting their first full album ‘THE CORE – 核’. The performances will showcase their signature styles, high-energy performances, powerful vocals, sleek choreogra…
Global Sumud Flotilla describes interception as ‘violent raid’ while Turkey condemns it as ‘act of piracy’
California health officials are scrambling after tuberculosis exposures were confirmed at multiple schools as cases of the world’s deadliest infectious disease continue climbing across the state.
Patriots quarterback Drake Maye said he’s “here for” Mike Vrabel, who’s “doing some stuff off the field and out of the coaching world” in the wake of the head coach’s scandalous relationship with former Athletic NFL insider Dianna Russini.
The man suspected of stabbing two Jewish men in north London was previously referred to the government's counter-extremism programme Prevent.
Described as the biggest shake-up to renting in England for more than 30 years, new laws giving tenants more rights start on Friday 1 May.
Thirteen individuals have been referred to the Abu Dhabi Federal Court of Appeal over a multimillion-dollar scheme to illegally procure military equipment for Sudan’s Armed Forces (SAF) through UAE-based companies and financial channels.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis rolled out a proposed redistricting map for the state this week, but the way he did it could give ammunition to lawyers mounting inevitable legal challenges that will follow the map's expected approval by the legislature, both Democratic and Republican observers say. Some Republican legisla…
A Jewish man stabbed in the Golders Green attack has told the BBC "it's a very big miracle" he survived.
Heavy rain will usher in an unseasonable cooldown across the Northeast and New England, ahead of a brewing coastal storm that could deliver another shot of soaking rain to the northeastern portions of the Interstate 95 corridor this weekend.
The detained former Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi has been moved to house arrest, the country's state media has reported.
US president’s latest outburst comes a day after he suggested a possible reduction in US troops in Germany
State media broadcast a photograph of the Nobel laureate flanked by two uniformed personnel – the first public image of her in years
State media broadcast a photograph of the Nobel laureate flanked by two uniformed personnel – the first public image of her in years
WASHINGTON — A man accused of trying to storm the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner with guns and knives and attempting to kill President Donald Trump agreed on Thursday to remain jailed for now while he awaits trial.
Violence has erupted after a crowd gathered outside Alice Springs Hospital following the arrest of Jefferson Lewis.
Fake humanitarian shipments, falsified documents, and a cast of 13 individuals and six companies, are among the key findings revealed by UAE authorities on Thursday in the Sudan arms smuggling case.
Thirteen suspects are to stand trial over a multimillion-dollar plot to buy military equipment and weapons through the UAE's financial system and send them to the Sudanese Armed Forces for use in the country's civil war.