A group of sorority sisters say Kappa Kappa Gamma leadership should not have expanded its definition of a woman to induct the organization’s first transgender member in 2022.
Climate change has made shipping routes increasingly accessible and reigniting competition over access to the region’s mineral resources.
When the $19 billion refinery began production, it transformed the energy-rich country of more than 210 million people from an importer of refined oil into an exporter.
While same-sex relations are legal in Turkey, homophobia remains widespread.
It is the latest in a string of U.K. criminal cases related to drug-facilitated sexual abuse.
The renewed fighting in Yemen comes as the wider regional war remains stalemated.
The war between Sudan's regular army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces has created the world's largest hunger and displacement crisis.
On Monday, President Donald Trump pushed back against calls for his administration to step in to slow down AI development.
More than 20,000 soldiers and police forces were deployed for the election, while troops patrolled roads.
One of the two cryptobillionaires bankrolling Reform UK was convicted in the U.S. for money laundering failures before being pardoned by President Donald Trump last year.
Sweden’s left wing leads slightly, 176 parliamentary seats to 173, but the Nordic country must wait until Wednesday for a complete national result.
With less than two months until the midterms, the Supreme Court is considering a separate challenge to changes Democrats claim would sow chaos.
Across Europe, protests against Israel persist along with demands for a tougher stance from politicians.
Artificial intelligence may have sparked a new trend.
The ferry sailed from Manila and was some 24 miles from its destination in Coron when the fire erupted.
Dion gave the crowd three words: "Je vais bien." ("I'm doing fine.")
The relatives of 9/11 victims have been engaged in a lengthy legal battle against the Saudis. One of them, Terry Strada, called on Trump during the remembrance in New York City on Friday to "tell the Saudis to stop lying."
"We're really fortunate that God was looking after us last night," said the 68-year-old Tiffany.
Sweden’s Social Democrats embrace tougher immigration and crime policies as the right wing seeks to close the gap ahead of the election.
On the anniversary of the 1973 coup, Chileans gathered at museums, former detention centers and memorial sites as President José Antonio Kast’s government chose not to hold its traditional remembrance event.