US plans to check tourists’ social media ‘putting people off travel’
A third of international travellers say they are less likely to visit the US if proposals to scrutinise social media accounts are brought in, according
China warns Australia against taking back control of key port in Darwin
China’s envoy says Beijing will ‘take measures’ to defend Chinese firm’s interests if Canberra takes over Port Darwin.
Venezuela’s police, military pledge loyalty to interim President Rodriguez
Delcy Rodriguez receives loyalty pledge weeks after dozens killed in US military operation to abduct Nicolas Maduro.
County in Virginia opposes sale, conversion of Pattison-owned warehouse to ICE facility
A gigantic warehouse across the street from an outdoor equipment store has become a flashpoint in Virginia as the U.S. grapples with the Trump administration’s
How does US military build-up off Iran compare to the June 2025 strikes?
And could a sudden deployment of major US naval and air force assets indicate a strike on Iran is imminent?
5-year-old detained in Minneapolis last week still in Texas detention facility with his father
Two U.S. Democratic Representatives visited a five-year-old Ecuadorian boy and his father at a Texas federal detention centre Wednesday, in a case that has stirred
Why China views the UK visit as part of something bigger
Sir Keir Starmer is one of a number of world leaders heading to Beijing
‘I couldn’t save them’ – US mum’s horror as three sons die falling through pond ice
Their mother says she tried to rescue them by lifting them out but the ice kept breaking.
Ecuador says ICE agent attempted to enter its Minneapolis consulate
A complaint has been filed by Ecuador, whose consular staff prevented the agent from entering.
The model who moved to Ghana and wrapped her prosthetic leg in its famous fabric
Abena Christine Jon’el left the US and now aims to raise the profile of people with disabilities in Ghana.
Medicare proposes new transplant system rules that might spur use of less-than-perfect organs
The government has proposed new rules for the nation’s transplant system that aim to increase use of certain donated organs and set additional safety standards
Rep. Omar speaks out after assault during town hall
Rep. Omar speaks out after assault during town hall
Hundreds remain without power in freezing South
Hundreds remain without power in freezing South
Whaling may have started 1,500 years earlier than already known
Specialized whale-bone harpoons from southern Brazil dating back 5,000 years suggest that Indigenous groups in the area were whalers.