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Two men died after Sudanese security forces fired tear gas and live rounds at demonstrators on Tuesday, the Sudanese Professionals Association and other sources said.

Irans powerful Revolutionary Guard forces on Tuesday killed seven militants and dismantled their cell in the country's northwest near the border with Turkey, Irans staterun IRNA news agency reported. Two Guard members were also killed in the shootout.

Turkeys top diplomat met with his counterpart in Saudi Arabia Tuesday on his first official trip in years, as the country pushes to repair damaged ties with the kingdom that reached a low point over the 2018 killing in Istanbul of Saudi journalist Jamal K...

At least seven school children and one teacher were killed on Tuesday and many more wounded after a lone teenage gunman opened fire in a school in the Russian city of Kazan, the mayor's office said, prompting a Kremlin call for tighter gun controls.

A Virginia state prosecutor determined that a state police trooper had no legal basis for pulling over a Black woman he later arrested, and has called for an internal police investigation, a newspaper reported Monday.

Spains top coronavirus expert on Monday delivered a stern warning to citizens who are acting as if the pandemic has ended now that the government has relaxed measures against the spread of the coronavirus amid an accelerating rollout of vaccines.

Armed attackers killed six people at a police station in southern Nigeria, a police spokesman said on Sunday, bringing the total number of officers killed over the weekend to 12 amid escalating violence nationwide.

The suspected shooter was the boyfriend of a female victim at the party attended by friends, family and children.

The U.N. Human Rights agency on Saturday condemned the killing this week of an online journalist in Mexicos northern border state of Sonora.

A Long March-5B rocket launched the first module of China's new space station into Earth's orbit on April 29.

The European Commission called on Friday on the United States and other major COVID19 vaccine producers to export what they make as the European Union does, rather than talk about waiving intellectual property rights to the shots.

A man found dead after a house fire and standoff with police died from a gunshot wound received during a shootout with officers, investigators in North Carolina said.

Federal prosecutors charged 19 people Friday for their alleged roles in a nationwide scheme that used stolen identities to cheat ridehailing and delivery service companies.

A federal judge on Wednesday allowed former reality TV star Josh Duggar to be released as he awaits trial on charges that he downloaded and possessed child pornography.

A U.S. Capitol Police officer traveled thousands of miles to Homer, Alaska, for an FBI raid on a woman's home, looking for something stolen during the Jan. 6 insurrection and the person who took it.

Britain criticised France's threat to cut power supplies to the British Channel Island of Jersey after a row over postBrexit fishing rights and will send two offshore patrol vessels to the area to monitor the situation.