National Transportation Safety Board chair Jennifer Homendy says investigations are ongoing into the near-miss between a Southwest airliner and a Flexjet in Chicago.
A far-right populist who won the first round in Romania’s canceled presidential race last year was stopped in traffic by police on Wednesday and taken in for questioning by prosecutors
Officials in the state of New York are trying to figure out if work needs to be done on the Ponquogue Bridge after deteriorating concrete was found during a routine inspection last week.
Starmer will get a ‘respectful’ greeting but is going to face a difficult meeting with Trump as subjects like Ukraine, trade, free speech and Chagos dominate discussions, as David Maddox reports. Could the prospect of a royal visit help the prime minister’s cause?
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Adams' lawyers argue that his criminal case should be tossed because bombshell letters from Manhattan federal prosecutors "destroyed whatever presumption of innocence" he had left.
The NFL free agent quarterback picture crystallized ever so slightly Tuesday — if you believe that head coaches and general managers weren’t selling smokescreens at the scouting combine — but that only removed a few seats and drove up competition for others in the inevitable game of musical chairs that will start March 10.
If firing CIA officers would prompt them to "risk treason" by spilling nation's secrets, they need to part with the agency, which is the thinking of Director John Ratcliffe.
President Trump shared an AI-generated video depicting his resort-like vision for the future of Gaza — featuring a gigantic golden Trump statue, a "Trump Gaza" building, and he and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lounging poolside.
A slew of states are moving forward with agreements with Immigration and Customs Enforcement to facilitate the arrest and deportation of illegal immigrants.
Users of president’s own social media site criticise video showing reimagined Gaza featuring Trump and Israeli PM sipping cocktails
Donald Trump is facing a backlash on his Truth Social platform after sharing an AI-created video of him sipping cocktails with a topless Benjamin Netanyahu in Gaza, in a future imagining of the Palestinian territory devastated by Israel’s war.
The video presented a computer-generated vision of Trump’s property development plan for Gaza, under which he said he wants to “clean out” the population of about 2 million people. Named the “Riviera of the Middle East” plan, the proposal has been criticised as a blueprint for ethnic cleansing.
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The White House says the bruise seen on the back of President Donald Trump's hand as he met French President Emmanuel Macron is from shaking people's hands.
Ex-Algerian international Adlène Guedioura has responded to Jamie Carragher's recent comments about the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) by sharing a video of Algeria’s 2019 Cup victory.
The beloved "Friends" actor's final moments were laid bare by U.S. attorney Martin Estrada claims in a new Peacock documentary, titled “Matthew Perry: A Hollywood Tragedy."
Police in Slovakia are recommending that the suspect in the attempted assassination of populist Prime Minister Robert Fico should face charges of a “terror attack.”
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