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Argentina's show of support to Israel, designates Hamas a terrorist group

The statement also mentioned Hamas' close ties to Iran, which Argentina blames for two deadly militant attacks on Jewish sites in the country

Paris Olympics: What to know, who to watch during water polo competition

No team men or women has won four straight water polo titles at the Olympics. The Americans are thin at center this time around

Democrats weigh Biden's impact on House races as Republicans grow confident

Republicans in Biden-won districts are also certainly feeling better about their prospects of winning reelection

Emergency workers uncover dozens of bodies in Gaza after Israeli assault

The grisly scenes of the dead underscored the horrifying cycle nine months into the Gaza war

Caribbean seeks help after Hurricane Beryl devastates small islands

Scientists are debating what exactly climate change does to hurricanes, but they agree it makes storms more likely to rapidly intensify

Ukraine's Zelenskyy takes his case for military aid to US state governors

Zelenskyy's plea at the National Governors Association summer meeting in Salt Lake City came days after NATO leaders met in the US capital and pledged more help for Ukraine

SpaceX rocket fails, leaves Starlink's internet satellites in wrong orbit

The last launch failure occurred in 2015 during a space station cargo run. Another rocket exploded the following year during testing on the ground

Webb Space Telescope's cosmic shot shows pair of intertwined galaxies

The observatory operated by NASA and the European Space Agency photographed the two galaxies 326 million light-years away, surrounded by a blue haze of stars and gas. A light-year is 5.8 trillion mile

Defending champion Alcaraz beats Medvedev; storms into Wimbledon final

Now the Spaniard is one victory away from joining Boris Becker and Bjorn Borg as only men in the Open era, which began in 1968, with multiple championships at All England Club before turning 22

Vladimir Putin signs bill increasing income taxes for wealthy in Russia

The new law imposes a 13 per cent tax for incomes of up to 2.4 million rubles ($27,500) a year

Russian passenger jet flying empty crashes in Moscow, 3 crew members killed

The plane took off from an aircraft-making plant at Lukhovitsy 110 kilometers southeast of the Russian capital where it had undergone repairs

Paris 2024: What to know, who to watch during modern pentathlon competition

Probably the quirkiest sport at the Olympics, modern pentathlon challenges athletes to swim, run, fence, ride an unfamiliar horse and shoot a laser pistol

Paris 2024: What to know, who to watch during sport climbing competition

The eight-time world champion and reigning Olympic champion, Janja Garnbret, has been the most dominant climber in the sport

Paris Olympics: What to know, who to watch during the sailing competition

Marit Bouwmeester is returning for her fourth Games in the ILCA 6, formerly known as laser, after a bronze in Tokyo, gold in Rio de Janeiro and silver in London

Paris 2024: What to know, who to watch during beach volleyball competition

The reigning world champions are hoping to keep alive a streak of U.S. medals on the women's side. Cheng could be the only American with Olympic experience

Paris 2024: US gymnast Chiles' long journey back to Oly is rooted in joy

The details of what Chiles did that day are fuzzy at best. The jolt of adrenaline that sprinted through her as she caressed the first of what has become countless gold ribbons is not

Paris 2024: US swimmer Ryan Murphy aims to reclaim top spot on medal podium

At the Rio de Janeiro Olympics in 2016, he swept the men's backstroke events and added a third gold as part of the 4x100 medley relay

Israeli army admits October 7 failures, including slow response time

Report focused on the border community of Be'eri, where over 100 people were killed and more than 30 others taken hostage by Hamas

Solomon Islands and China strengthen ties, move worries US, Pacific allies

Move came at a time of major tensions between Washington and Beijing, and Solomons' tighter ties with China are seen as undermining influence of US and other traditional allies in Western Pacific

Japan punishes defence officials for mishandling sensitive data, misconduct

Defence Minister Minoru Kihara apologised, saying the problems significantly damages the public trust for the ministry and Japan's defence forces, and added about being aware of his responsibility