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North Korea claims finding remains of South Korean drone in its capital

North Korea accused South Korea of flying drones over the night skies of Pyongyang three different times this month to drop anti-North Korean propaganda leaflets

Judge unseals censored evidence in Trump's 2020 election interference case

Other documents include fundraising emails from Trump's 2020 campaign and Pence's letter telling Congress on Jan 6 that he could not claim unilateral authority to which votes should be counted

Judge defers order in Google antitrust case requiring to open its app store

Delay granted during a court hearing in San Francisco comes less than 2 weeks after US District Judge James Donato issued an order that would have forced Google to make many changes to its Play Store

Important to sustain resolve in supporting Ukraine: Biden to Western allies

Biden met Chancellor Olaf Scholz of Germany, French President Emmanuel Macron and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer for discussions that also were to address the conflict in the Middle East

US presidential election looms over IMF and World Bank annual meetings

Without naming Trump, she warned that major players, driven by national security concerns, are increasingly resorting to industrial policy and protectionism, creating one trade restriction after

Hezbollah claims war with Israel enters new phase, introduces new weaponry

JERUSALEM Israeli police are set to indict a Palestinian from East Jerusalem Friday, who they say planned to carry out an attack on a hostage protest in Tel Aviv

Russia flaunts its doomsday weapons to keep West from supporting Ukraine

Putin said Russia could resume testing if the US does so first, a move that would end a global ban in place after the demise of the USSR

Zelenskyy says 10K North Koreans could join Russian forces in Ukraine

Ukrainian leader's comments raised the stakes for his Western allies as he met in Brussels with European Union leaders

Kim Jong stresses troops to treat South Korea as hostile foreign enemy

Kim's comments at an army headquarters came after North Korea this week confirmed that it revised its constitution to define South Korea as a hostile state

Musk holds first solo event in support of Trump in Philadelphia suburbs

The event was billed as a call to action to vote early in the crucial battleground state of Pennsylvania

TikTok allowed disinformation in political ads despite ban: Global Witness

Technology and environmental watchdog group submitted ads that it designed to test how well systems at social media companies work in detecting different types of election misinformation

Governors rally for Kamala Harris amid concerns over 'blue wall' states

All three of us know what it's like to compete and win really tough, close races, said Shapiro. So I think the more we can get out there and not only thank volunteers for being here today, we can also

Sinwar's killing opens up opportunity, uncertainty for war in Gaza

Sinwar's killing decapitates the Palestinian militant group that has already been reeling from months of assassinations up and down its ranks

Sinwar's death 'good day' for world, opportunity for hostage deal: Biden

He praised US special operations forces and intelligence operatives who helped advise Israeli allies on tracking and locating Sinwar

EU leaders seek to tighten borders amid rising far-right migration concerns

We see that there is a different mood in Europe, said Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof, who heads a government dominated by the party of far-right firebrand Geert Wilders

Israel settled its account with Sinwar but war is not yet ended: Netanyahu

He also said anyone who surrendered weapons and assisted with the return of the hostages would be allowed to leave Gaza safely

Violence spikes in Syria's opposition-held northwest, 12 civilians killed

The UN deputy regional humanitarian coordinator for Syria, David Carden, said in a statement that 12 civilians, including children, had been killed since Monday

Hamas top leader Yahya Sinwar killed, confirms Israel's foreign minister

Sinwar has topped Israel's most wanted list since the beginning of the Israel-Hamas war just over a year ago, and his killing strikes a powerful blow to the militant group

Gaza strip remains at risk of famine due to war, say hunger experts

The findings come after the United States warned Israel that it might cut off military aid if its ally does not do more to address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza

Israeli strike on school-turned-shelter in northern Gaza kills 15 people

In a separate development, a building in central Beirut that houses offices of the Al Jazeera news network and the Norwegian Embassy was evacuated after a warning