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2,000 bodies retrieved in eastern Libya wrecked by devastating floods

At least 10,000 people were still missing in the city, according to Tamer Ramadan, Libya envoy for the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies

Putin gives Kim Jong Un tour of rocket launch center as leaders meet

The two men began their meeting with a tour of a Soyuz-2 space rocket launch facility, at which North Korean leader Kim Jong Un peppered Russian President Vladimir Putin with questions

Messi-less Argentina beat Bolivia 3-0 in FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifier

It's now two for two in qualifiers for coach Lionel Scaloni's team, which was led by veteran ngel Di Mara and a strong midfield

Euro 2024: Ticket sales for European Championship to start soon at $32

The most expensive seats of all the 2.7 million tickets for the 51 games will be in a new high-end Prime Seats category that more than doubles the highest prices from Euro 2020.

Germany beat France 2-1, ending winless run days after removing Hansi Flick

The win lifts some gloom around the team hosting the European Championship next year.

Gas prices likely pushed up inflation in Aug, other costs probably slowed

The consumer price index is projected to have increased 3.6% last month from a year earlier, according to economists' forecasts compiled by data provider FactSet

Bellingham stars as England beats Scotland 3-1 in international football

A Harry Maguire own goal provided the only moment of cheer for the hosts, Scotland

Crimea shipyard burning after Ukrainian attack and 24 injured: Official

The official posted a photo of the fire with smoke billowing over it. The Sevastopol Shipyard is of strategic importance to Russia as vessels in its Black Sea fleet are being repaired there

North Korea fired two missile into the sea, says South Korea military

South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff didn't immediately say how far the weapon flew

Australia's highest court finds Qantas illegally fired 1,700 ground staff

Australian Competition and Consumer Commission initiated the Federal Court lawsuit two weeks ago for what it considers Australia's most serious-ever breach of consumer law

NYC pension funds, state of Oregon sue Fox over 2020 election coverage

Defendants chose to invite robust defamation claims, with potentially huge financial liability and potentially larger business repercussions, rather than disappoint viewers of Fox News, the case reads

Georgia election case prosecutors cite fairness in urging 1 trial for Trump

The case was brought under the state's anti-racketeering law, meaning the same witnesses and evidence will be used in any trial, they wrote in a brief they said was filed on Tuesday

Urgently declare Gershkovich was arbitrarily detained: His lawyers ask UN

Russia is not imprisoning Gershkovich because it legitimately believes its absurd claim that he is an American spy, the Journal's request said

Speaker McCarthy directs US House to open an impeachment inquiry into Biden

The White House shot back, calling the action in the midst of the presidential campaign extreme politics at its worst

Biden plan would overhaul 151-year-old mining law, make firms pay royalties

Under terms of an 1872 law, the US does not collect royalties on minerals extracted from federal lands, a fact Democratic lawmakers and environmental groups have long lamented

Rescue teams frustrated that Morocco did not accept more international help

Aid groups in Europe are frustrated that Morocco did not throw open its doors to outside assistance as Turkey did for a devastating quake in February

Kim in Russia to meet Putin, with both locked in standoffs with the West

It's a chance for the North Korean leader to get around crippling UN sanctions and years of diplomatic isolation. For Putin, it's an opportunity to refill ammunition stores that the war has drained

Elon Musk should not be immune to testifying about former Twitter: US

Within weeks after Musk took over, half of Twitter's employees were terminated or resigned, including key executives in privacy, data security, and compliance roles

Google exploited exclusive search engine deals to maintain advantage: DoJ

"Google pays more than $10 billion per year for these privileged positions,'' Dintzer said

Google's search dominance challenged in biggest antitrust trial in decades

Google will confront a threat to its dominant search engine beginning Tuesday when federal regulators launch an attempt to dismantle its internet empire in the biggest US antitrust trial