Britain says the move is symbolic and aimed at renewing momentum for a two-state solution, but Israel and the United States condemn it as a reward for terrorism as France and other allies watch for follow-on actions at the UN.
Estonia calls emergency UN Security Council session as NATO scrambles jets and Western leaders urge a united, decisive response
Rights groups call for clemency as Kuala Lumpur-chosen focal point in regional debates over capital punishment and drug policy.
Nikki Osborne alleges a lounge employee instructed her to cover up over concerns about others in the lounge, prompting a review of airline dress guidelines.
Growler Pines Tiger Preserve says Ryan Easley died Saturday in an accident with a tiger; all tours canceled while investigators review the case.
377 packages recovered after vessel, carrying about 1,000 kilograms, was destroyed 80 nautical miles south of Isla Beata; authorities call it a historic U.S.-DR joint operation
Independent Office for Police Conduct says there is a case to answer for gross misconduct by a former detective constable linked to the investigation into Jacob Crawshaw’s death; review also flags broader oversight concerns.
Bramley residents fear a land grab could spread after two adjacent plots are listed at £25,000 each, offering potential room for expansion near the growing campsite
Two victims wounded in a gunpoint robbery in Northeast Washington; a 17-year-old suspect from Suitland, Md., arrested. The incidents unfold as federal law enforcement is deployed in the capital and local leaders question the approach.