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Everything to Know About U.K. Prime Minister Contender Keir Starmer

By Armani Syed

Condemnations Over Israeli Proposal to Label UNRWA a Terrorist Group

By TIA GOLDENBERG / AP

Bangkok Pride in Full Swing as Marriage Equality Seems Close

By Chad de Guzman / Bangkok

Hostage Families Call For Biden-Backed Cease-Fire Deal

By SAM MEDNICK / AP
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U.K. Ambassador to Mexico Out After Video Allegedly Shows Him Point Rifle

The U.K.’s ambassador to Mexico has left his post after a video was posted on social media that purportedly shows him pointing a rifle.

By Associated Press

South Africa's ANC Party Loses 30-Year Majority in Landmark Election

The African National Congress party lost its parliamentary majority in a historic election result on Saturday.

By GERALD IMRAY and MOGOMOTSI MAGOME / AP

AI Images Circulate of War in Gaza

This wave of AI-generated images comes after the “all eyes on Rafah” post has been shared more than 47 million times by Instagram users.

By Chantelle Lee

Michelle Obama's Mom Dies at 86

Mrs. Robinson's death was announced by Michelle Obama and other family members in a statement.

By DARLENE SUPERVILLE / AP

Netanyahu Invited to the Capitol

Leaders said the invitation was extended to “highlight America’s solidarity with Israel.”

By LISA MASCARO and MARY CLARE JALONICK / AP

Biden Shares Deal to End Israel-Hamas War

Biden in remarks from the White House called the proposal “a road map to an enduring cease-fire and the release of all hostages.”

By AAMER MADHANI, CHRIS MEGERIAN and DARLENE SUPERVILLE / AP

Plan to Attack Paris Olympics Soccer Events Foiled

The planned attack was to target spectators and police forces.

By Associated Press

A Modi Win Will Only Mean More Trouble for Indian Muslims

As India's election comes to a close, journalist Ismat Ara explores how the Indian Muslim community will be affected if Modi wins again.

By Ismat Ara

Superhacker’s Arrest Raises Questions About Singapore

The case is putting a fresh spotlight on the challenges of policing the influx of foreign wealth into Singapore, less than a year after its biggest money-laundering scandal.

By Bernadette Toh, Low De Wei and Ambereen Choudhury / Bloomberg

Here Are Other Countries That Have Convicted Ex-Leaders

Trump joins a long list of heads of states who have been found guilty of crimes ranging from abuse of power to corruption.

By Koh Ewe

Giant Pandas Are Coming to the U.S.

Four giant pandas will be coming to two U.S. zoos later this year.

By Chantelle Lee

OpenAI Says Russia, China, and Israel Are Using Its Tools for Foreign Influence Campaigns

OpenAI identified five influence operations in Russia, China, Iran, and Israel using its tools to manipulate public opinion.

By Vera Bergengruen

U.S. Military Defends Africa Strategy

The 6,000 members of the U.S. military stationed in Africa are confronting setbacks as governments in Chad and Niger embrace Russian forces.

By SAM METZ / AP

Nurse Fired For Gaza 'Genocide' Remark

Labor and delivery nurse Hesen Jabr, who is Palestinian American, was being honored by NYU Langone Health.

By KAREN MATTHEWS / AP

The Tragedy of Mexico's Election

Claudia Sheinbaum is comfortably ahead in the polls. But an opposition in disarray does not bode well for the country's democratic future.

By Alex González Ormerod

Why South Africa’s Election Results Could Be Historic

South Africa’s ruling party may lose its parliamentary majority for the first time since it came to power at the end of apartheid three decades ago.

By Gerald Imray / AP
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