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Iran-US nuclear talks move to expert level, signal progress but no deal yet

Under the 2015 agreement, Iran agreed to enrich uranium only to 3.67% purity and keep a stockpile of only 300 kilograms

70% of Jewish Holocaust survivors will be gone in next 10 yrs: Report

Currently, the survivors' median age is 87, and more than 1,400 of them are over 100 years old, a new report said Tuesday

Cardinal Farrell is named 'camerlengo,' running Holy See between popes

According to tradition, the camerlengo certifies the pope's death, seals the papal apartment and breaks the pope's fisherman's ring, as a symbol of a vacancy at the Holy See

Australians begin voting in polls as Pope's death overshadows campaigning

Both Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and opposition leader Peter Dutton cancelled campaign events planned for Tuesday out of respect for the late pontiff

Pope Francis was both controversial figure and spiritual guide in Argentina

For millions of Argentines, Francis who died Monday at 88 was a source of controversy and a spiritual north star whose remarkable life traced their country's turbulent history

Harvard sues Trump admin to stop freeze of over $2 billion in grants

In a letter to Harvard earlier this month, Trump's administration had called for broad government and leadership reforms at the university, as well as changes to its admissions policies

These cardinals are seen as leading contenders to become next pope

Any baptized Catholic male is eligible, though only cardinals have been selected since 1378

Instagram tries using AI to identify teens pretending to be adults

Meta has been using AI to determine people's ages for some time, the company said

China to sanction US officials, NGO heads in response to Hong Kong actions

The US in March sanctioned six Chinese and Hong Kong officials who it alleged were involved in transnational repression and acts threatening to further erode the city's autonomy

Google to face US govt in court over search monopoly breakup attempt

The drama will unfold in a Washington courtroom during the next three weeks during hearings that will determine how the company should be penalised for operating an illegal monopoly in search

Trump's tough talk might help Mark Carney win full term as Canada's PM

Carney, who was sworn in on March 14 following Justin Trudeau's resignation and a Liberal Party leadership race, now leads in the polls heading into the April 28 parliamentary elections

Drones pose increasing risk to commercial airliners near major US airports

The incidents were all classified as near midair collisions any one of which could have had catastrophic consequences

Asian markets mixed as US tech earnings await amid trade war turmoil

US futures were lower as US tech companies prepared to release their earnings after the recent spate of market turmoil brought on by President Donald Trump's trade war

12 killed, 30 injured in US airstrikes on Yemen's Sanaa, say Houthis

The deaths mark the latest in America's intensified campaign of strikes targeting the rebels

Israel admits 'professional error' in Gaza strike that killed 15 medics

The shootings outraged many in the international community, with some calling the killings a war crime

Celta Vigo condemns racist slurs hurled at player during Barcelona clash

Celta Vigo midfielder Ilaix Moriba was targeted by racist insults from Barcelona fans after their La Liga game, his coach said

McTominay answers Conte's call, draws Napoli level with Serie A leaders

McTominay's late header secured a 1-0 win at last-placed Monza on Saturday to pull Napoli level with Serie A leader Inter Milan

Barcelona rallies to 4-3 win over Celta with Raphinha leading the charge

The Brazil forward deserved being singled out for extra praise from Barcelona's coach

Israeli probe finds 'professional failures' in Palestine medic killings

The military investigation found that the deputy battalion commander, due to poor night visibility, assessed that the ambulances belonged to Hamas militants

Crackdown in Belarus sends dozens of independent journalists to prisons

The group Reporters Without Borders says Belarus is Europe's leading jailer of journalists