World
Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony 2020 Scaled Back Due to Coronavirus
The prize, which will be announced for 2020 as scheduled on October 9, is traditionally presented to the laureate on December 10, the anniversary of the 1896 death of prize founder Alfred Nobel.
India Building Collapse Death Toll Climbs To 20, Second Day Search Underway
Rescue workers and sniffer dogs scoured the ruins of a collapsed apartment building looking for any sign of life on Tuesday, as the death toll climbed to 20 a day after the disaster struck in Bhiwandi town on the northeast outskirts of Mumbai.
Germany Tells Britain To "Stop The Games", Time Running Out For Deal
Germany's Europe Minister Michael Roth urged Britain on Tuesday to drop plans for a bill that would break the country's obligations to the European Union under its withdrawal treaty as time was running out to clinch an EUBritain trade deal.
Australia Saves 25 Stranded Pilot Whales, Rescue Efforts Continue
Rescuers set free around 25 whales on Tuesday that were marooned on a sandbar off the remote west coast of Tasmania in one of Australia's worst beaching events, and hope to save more in coming days.
Turkey Accuses EU Of Rewarding Aggressor In Libya
Turkey on Tuesday accused the European Union of rewarding the aggressor after the 27nation bloc slapped sanctions on three transport companies for violating the U.N. arms embargo on Libya, including the Turkish shipping firm which operates a vessel that w...
AP PHOTOS: Moria, The Migrant Crisis That Shook The EU
Moria refugee camp was never far from crisis.
Fed Policymakers Urge Congress, State And Local Government Action To Close Racial Gaps
More action is needed from Congress and state and local governments to adequately address wealth and income inequalities, two Federal Reserve policymakers said on Monday.
Secrecy Envelopes Will Cause Electoral Chaos, Official Warns
Philadelphia's top elections official is warning of electoral chaos in the presidential battleground state if lawmakers there do not remove a provision in Pennsylvania law that, under a daysold court decision, requires counties to throw out mailin ballots...
US Delegation Visits Kosovo To Invest In Infrastructure
A highlevel delegation from the Untied States visited Kosovo on Monday to discuss how to move ahead with projects signed at a White House meeting between Kosovo and Serbia normalizing economic ties.
Democrats Unveiling Temporary Funding Bill To Avert Shutdown
Democrats controlling the House are on track to unveil a governmentwide temporary funding bill on Monday that would keep federal agencies fully up and running into December. The measure would prevent a partial shutdown of the government after the current...
Lebanese President Warns Of 'Hell' If No New Gov't Is Formed
Lebanon's president warned Monday that the crisishit country could be going to hell if a new government was not formed soon.
Boasting World's Largest Elephant Population, This Country's Over 300 Pachyderms Killed by 'Bacteria'
More than 300 of the pachyderms have mysteriously died since March, with their intact tusks ruling out the hypothesis that they were killed by poachers.
Police Detain Over 400 During Sunday Protests In Belarus
Police in Belarus said they detained more than 400 protesters who took part in a weekend demonstration demanding the resignation of the nation's authoritarian president following a disputed vote.
Myanmar Rejects Calls To Postpone Election Despite Virus Surge
Myanmar plans to push ahead with a November general election despite calls from opposition parties to postpone it because of a surge in novel coronavirus cases, officials said.
US Space Force Deploys To Vast New Frontier: Arabian Desert
The newly formed U.S. Space Force is deploying troops to a vast new frontier: the Arabian Peninsula.
Zendaya Becomes Youngest Lead Drama Actress To Win Emmy
Zendaya said her heart was filled when she saw her fellow nominees, including Jennifer Aniston, cheering on the Euphoria actress for becoming the youngest drama lead actress to win an Emmy.