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Putin shuffles security team, replaces defence minister Sergei Shoigu

Shoigu was made secretary of Russia's National Security Council

Trump trial at pivotal moment: Michael Cohen poised to give testimony

During a massive rally on Saturday in the southern New Jersey resort town of Wildwood, Trump revived his criticism of the case

Pro-Palestinian protests dwindle to subtle acts at US college graduations

Students at campuses across the US responded this spring by setting up encampments and calling for their schools to cut ties with Israel and businesses that support it

US Secy of State Blinken criticises Israel's conduct in war in Gaza

US and UN officials say Israeli restrictions on food shipments since October 7 have brought on full-fledged famine in northern Gaza

US aims to stay ahead of China in using AI to fly fighter jets

The focus on AI has generated public concern that future wars will be fought by machines that select and strike targets without direct human intervention

UK foreign secy says halting arms sales to Israel would strengthen Hamas

Britain's opposition Labour Party and human rights groups have argued that the UK should follow a similar position and stop the sale of British-made weapons or components in a Rafah offensive

Roger Corman, Hollywood mentor, Oscar-winning 'King of the Bs', dies at 98

Corman died on Thursday at his home in Santa Monica, California, his daughter Catherine Corman said on Saturday in a statement

Shooting at Alabama party leaves 3 dead, at least 12 wounded, say police

There was not immediate word on whether arrests had been made. The Associated Press left a message with the sheriff's office Sunday

Thousands of civilians flee Ukraine as Russia presses new border assault

By Sunday afternoon, the town of Vovchansk, with a prewar population of 17,000, emerged as a focal point in the battle

Earthquake of 6.4 magnitude jolts parts of Mexico-Guatemala border

The temblor struck just before 6 am near the Mexican border town of Suchiate, where a river by the same name divides the two countries

Flash floods, cold lava flow hit Sumatra, Indonesia, killing 15 people

Monsoon rains and a major mudslide from a cold lava flow on Mount Marapi caused a river to breach its banks and tear through mountainside villages in Agam and Tanah Datar districts in West Sumatra

Canada's wildfire forces thousands to evacuate; smoke drifts to Alberta

Online footage shared by locals showed thick plumes of smoke rising high into the sky with houses in the foreground. In some photos, haze seemed to cover wide areas

Indonesia bus crash kills 11, mostly students, due to brake failure

The bus carrying 61 students and teachers was returning to a high school in Depok outside Jakarta, the capital, late Saturday from the hilly resort area of Bandung after a graduation celebration

Rise in UK knife attacks leads to crackdown and stokes public anxiety

Although the number of fatal stabbings has mostly held steady in England and Wales over the past 10 years, headline-grabbing attacks and an overall rise in knife crime have stoked anxieties

Wary of Ukraine and Gaza war, Turkey and Greece test friendship initiative

The two Nato members, which share decades of mutual animosity, a tense border and disputed waters, agreed to sideline disputes last December

Crews prepare for demolition at Francis Scott Key bridge collapse site

The steel span landed on the ship's bow after the Dali lost power and crashed into one of the bridge's support columns shortly after leaving Baltimore

Being forced to endure 'Biden show trial' in hush money case, says Trump

Blasting the Democratic president a total moron, Trump before a crowd of tens of thousands repeatedly characterized the cases against him as politically motivated and to harm his ability to campaign

Flooding to worsen in Brazil's south, where many who remain are poor

More than 15 centimeter of rain could fall over the weekend and will probably worsen flooding, according to the Friday afternoon bulletin from Brazil's national meteorology institute

Trump risks $100 mn tax bill if IRS audit on Chicago tower dispute lost

Trump's presidential campaign provided a statement in son Eric Trump's name saying the IRS inquiry was settled years ago, only to be brought back to life once my father ran for office

Solar storm puts light show across globe, no serious problems reported

But the Federal Emergency Management Agency said that as of early Saturday morning, no FEMA region had reported any significant impact from the storms