Reporting on climate change, migration, human rights, global health, and other critical issues affecting humanity.
The Danish Refugee Council warns that the latest Ebola outbreak in DR Congo risks diverting critical aid resources from an already fragile humanitarian system, deepening the crisis for millions.
Archaeologists have uncovered a previously unknown Maya site called Minanbé deep in Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula, accessible only by ATV and foot through dense, untouched forest.
The United States overcame a controversial Folarin Balogun red card to defeat Bosnia and Herzegovina, with Malik Tillman's decisive contribution securing their place in the World Cup round of 16.
Spain has received over one million applications from undocumented migrants seeking legal status since late April, positioning the country as a global model for progressive immigration policy.
The United States secured a dramatic 2-0 victory over Bosnia and Herzegovina to advance to the World Cup Round of 16, despite Folarin Balogun's red card after scoring the opener.
At least 146 Venezuelans deported from the United States arrived home the same day a deadly earthquake struck, leaving many feared dead or unaccounted for in the disaster zone.
Australia's royal commission into antisemitism hears disturbing testimony about hate speech targeting witnesses and politicians, compounded by misogyny and rapid online radicalization.
Legendary Lethal Weapon actor Danny Glover has publicly revealed he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease shortly after receiving an honorary Oscar in 2022, expressing resilience and gratitude for family support.
European prosecutors are conducting cross-border searches in France and other EU countries over alleged misappropriation of EU funds by the now-defunct far-right Identity and Democracy group in the European Parliament.
Sixteen children from the same family were rescued from a dilapidated Ohio home where they lived in squalor, confined to a single room for nearly four years in what authorities describe as a devastating case of child abuse.
As scorching heat waves grip Europe, viral misinformation about sunscreen safety and cancer risks is spreading online. Health experts and scientists are pushing back with evidence-based facts.
As Venezuela reels from a devastating earthquake, ordinary citizens have taken disaster relief into their own hands, exposing deep cracks in the Maduro government's capacity and will to respond.