Live Briefing: U.S. and Israel announce plan to resume Gaza cease-fire talks
U.S. and Israeli officials ae set for talks in Doha on a cease-fire and hostage deal, the U.S. secretary of state said. He announced $135 million in aid for Palestinians.
Putin presents himself as champion of the developing world at summit
Russia was in the spotlight at the BRICS summit, but the organization of mostly developing nations is far from united behind Vladimir Putin’s agenda.
Obama, Bruce Springsteen to join Harris at Georgia rally
Vice President Kamala Harris will be joined by former President Barack Obama, rocker Bruce Springsteen and other celebrities during a campaign event in Atlanta Thursday night.
Police arrest man after Ariz. mailbox fire destroys small number of ballots
Police have arrested a suspect for allegedly starting a fire in a United States Postal Service mailbox in Phoenix that damaged a number of election ballots, officials announced Thursday.
Biden issues AI directives for federal agencies in effort to maintain U.S. advantage
The United States has a lead on the global development of artificial intelligence, which President Joe Biden wants to maintain via a memorandum issued Thursday. "The United States must lead the world in responsible appli
Al Jazeera rejects Israeli claim that its journalists have militant links
The Israeli military published documents that it said showed cooperation between Al Jazeera and Hamas. The network denied the allegations, saying Israel wanted to “silence” its journalists.
People in northern Gaza running out of means to survive, U.N. says
Israel’s military assault has pushed the area to the edge of humanitarian collapse, aid officials say, after a near-total blockade on aid deliveries to the north.
Putin does not deny presence of North Korean troops in Russia
The U.S. government said it had evidence that at least 3,000 North Korean soldiers were being trained in Russia.
Canada to cut immigration levels in major reversal, Trudeau says
The U-turn, on an approach that has set Canada apart from the United States, comes as public support for immigration wanes.
Shipping company to pay $102M in Key Bridge collapse
The company that operated the vessel that destroyed the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore will pay nearly $102 million in damages, the Justice Department announced Thursday.
Biden to apologize for harms suffered by indigenous tribes
President Joe Biden will visit the Gila River Indian Community in Arizona on Friday to usher in the next era of federal-tribal relationships by acknowledging past harms.
Tulsi Gabbard to join Tweety McTreason at Vegas rally celebrating AAPI heritage
Former President Donald Trump will join Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk at an Asian-American and Pacific Islander event in Las Vegas Thursday night.
Lawsuit: Chatbot that allegedly caused teen’s suicide is now more dangerous for kids
Fourteen-year-old Sewell Setzer III loved interacting with Character.AI's hyper-realistic chatbots—with a limited version available for free or a "supercharged" version for a $9.99 monthly fee—most frequently chatting with bots named after his favorite Game of Thrones characters. Within a month—his mother,
