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Argentina one draw away from booking their place in 2026 FIFA World Cup

Argentina leads the round robin competition with 28 points after 13 matches and could secure its place with a home draw with Brazil on Tuesday

Tuchel sets high standards after winning first game as England boss

Thomas Tuchel kicked off his England reign with a 2-0 win against Albania at Wembley Stadium and immediately demanded more from his players.

North Korea's Kim Jong Un reaffirms support for Russia's war in Ukraine

Meeting between Kim and Sergei Shoigu, Russia's Security Council secretary, followed a South Korean intelligence assessment in late February that North Korea had likely sent additional troops

JFK-related records reveal past CIA secrets but also some personal data

According to researchers and the FBI, roughly 3,700 files held by federal authorities still haven't been released

US imposes travel ban on former Argentine president over corruption charges

State Department also banned Fernandez' planning minister Julio Miguel De Vido and their families

Unicef urges Taliban to lift ban on girls' education as schools reopen

For over three years, the rights of girls in Afghanistan have been violated," Catherine Russell, UNICEF executive director, said in a statement

US decision to limit Canadian access to border library sparks outcry

Starting in the coming days, only library card holders and employees will be able to cross over from Canada to enter the building through the main door on the US side

Trump will want talks as Americans suffer from trade war, says Canada PM

Trump has kept up his near-daily attacks on Canada, repeating that the country should be the 51st state and that the US keeps Canada afloat

Thousands rally in Istanbul as President Erdogan warns against protests

Water cannons were used to break up demonstrations in Ankara, the capital, as well as in the Aegean coastal city of Izmir

Trump sketches start of roadmap for winding down US education department

Education Secretary Linda McMahon said she is preparing to relocate the department's core operations to other agencies and roll back federal regulations

Under threat from Trump, Columbia University agrees to policy changes

Columbia will also bar protests inside academic buildings and the wearing of face masks on campus for the purposes of concealing one's identity

Heavyweight boxing legend, businessman George Foreman passes away at 76

Foreman began his boxing career as an Olympic gold medalist who inspired fear as he climbed to the peak of the heavyweight division by stopping Joe Frazier in 1973

Heathrow slowly resumes flights after fire halts Europe's busiest airport

The blaze started just before midnight on Thursday at a substation about 3.2 km from the airport and took firefighters around seven hours to bring under control

Pope Francis advisers say he'll recover, a 'new stage' is opening for him

Archbishop Edgar Pea Parra said he had found Francis in good humour and serene during the three times he has visited the pope at the Gemelli hospital in Rome

US govt debates invoking state secrets privilege around deportation flights

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said in a court filing that there are ongoing Cabinet-level discussions about Chief Judge James Boasberg's demand for more information

2026 WC: New Zealand, New Caledonia to meet in Oceania qualifier final

Nottingham Forest striker Chris Wood scored a hat trick of headed goals as New Zealand beat Fiji 7-0 Friday to join New Caledonia in the Oceania qualifying final for the 2026 World Cup.

Pakistan beat New Zealand by 9 wickets in the 3rd T20 to keep series alive

Hasan Nawaz made an unbeaten 105 from 45 balls as Pakistan beat New Zealand by nine wickets in the third Twenty20 international on Friday to keep alive the five-match series.

Hegseth increases US warship presence in West Asia with 2 aircraft carriers

The ship has been conducting operations in the Red Sea against the Houthis and was scheduled to begin heading home to Norfolk, Virginia, at the end of March

Nearly 9,000 migrant deaths recorded last year by UN migration agency

Asia was the region with the most reported fatalities with 2,788 migrant deaths, followed by the Mediterranean Sea with 2,452 and Africa with 2,242

US deportees run from one embassy to another in Panama to seek asylum

Deportees are worried that foreign governments and aid organizations were washing their hands of them