Woman, 54, gives birth in Greece after using embryo frozen for 22 years
She was running up against the Greek government's 54-year age limit for women to complete in vitro fertilization procedures
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Lebanon’s president makes a rare visit to southern city as fears of Israeli attacks grow
Lebanon’s president has made a rare visit to a southern city amid fears of more Israeli attacks
Rapper Lil Durk acquitted in gas station murder-for-hire trial
High-profile figures such as Ye, previously known as Kanye West, and Machine Gun Kelly attended the trial
How a small supplement pill could stop mothers dying during childbirth around world
Multiple micronutrient supplements in pregnancy reduces the risk of maternal anaemia, stillbirth and small births – but it is only just starting to be rolled out across the countries that need it most. Liz Cookman reports
Sweden faces prospect of far right at heart of government – a week after AfD’s victory in Germany
Sweden was once seen as one of the most liberal nations in Europe, now Swedes head to the polls for a tight contest that could see the far-right move from untouchable pariah to coalition partner, writes James C. Reynolds
Huge protests set to overshadow Trump’s golfing trip to Ireland: ‘We don’t want him here’
The US president’s short visit to Ireland over the weekend is expected to be met with protests
BRICS leaders meet in India as wars and US tensions test the bloc
Leaders of the BRICS nations are meeting in New Delhi for a summit focused on trade, investment and global conflicts
At least 44 people injured after train derails in northern France
Police say train came off tracks between Rouen and Caen after striking unidentified object
Woman, 65, accused of beating husband to death with a flagpole in luxury gated community
Vicky Kim, the woman charged with murder, has reportedly had several domestic violence cases against her that involve her husband
SF immigration judge says she was fired 48 hours after she questioned ICE’s treatment of asylum seeker
Lawsuit claims Chloe Dillon was fired for questioning ICE tactics and seeking to give a teenage asylum-seeker more time to pursue their case
Teenage boy rescued off Alaska days after fishing boat capsized and his brother and cousin died
A fishing crew in Alaska’s Bering Sea rescued a teenager who clung to a capsized boat for days in the frigid waters
Trump set for Ireland visit amid backdrop of protests and meeting with long-standing critic
Trump will touch down on Saturday morning after what has been described as one of the biggest security operations ever implemented by the Irish police service
Homicide detectives arrest man over death of Black woman found hanging from tree in Mississippi
The arrest came after the local medical examiner classified Tasia Fortune’s death as a homicide on Thursday
Family sues daycare over alleged toddler ‘fight club’ at the facility
Surveillance footage allegedly captured an instructor encouraging her own child to attack the victim before shaking the child
RFK Jr has used expensive military plane to travel the country and support GOP candidates: report
‘He's coming here soon to help us out,’ struggling Iowa Republican gubernatorial nominee Zach Lahn said before being photographed with the health secretary
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Trump admin loans $100 million to US-owned business in Africa to stave off China
Trump officials have raised national security concerns regarding Huawei during his first term and pushed to counter its international expansion
DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin uses his 9/11 speech to rail against sanctuary cities
The Trump administration has consistently criticized sanctuary cities for limiting cooperation between local police and federal immigration agents
Trump’s own contractor admits its shoddy work caused the problem at the Reflecting Pool - not vandals
The contractor blamed ‘human oversight’ and the combination of incompatible chemicals, according to a report
Lawyer’s ChatGPT use backfires as he’s held in contempt over error-ridden court filing
The defense attorney called the errors ‘an honest mistake’
Public school district in Indiana bans Stanley cups and other metal water bottles because they can be used as weapons
Metal water bottles have skyrocketed in popularity in recent years as companies like Stanley have come out with a plethora of designs and sizes