‘What should we do?’ Seeking clarity in Tehran as Israeli jets fly overhead
BBC Persian’s Kasra Naji says his sister is among those who want to know where the conflict with Israel is leading.
The vicious tone of national politics pollutes Minnesota after shooting
In a place that prides itself on politeness and respect, people are reeling after the targeted assassination of a popular politician.
Jeff Bezos ‘not welcome here’ – Venice activists on plan to disrupt his wedding
The Amazon founder and Lauren Sánchez are due to tie the knot next week – as activists say Venice is being turned into an “asset”
Tyler Perry accused of sexual assault, harassment by actor who worked on his TV series The Oval
An actor who worked on the Tyler Perry-created TV drama The Oval has filed a lawsuit alleging Perry leveraged his industry power to repeatedly sexually assault
Catherine, Princess of Wales, misses Royal Ascot as she balances cancer recovery
Catherine, Princess of Wales, was not at Royal Ascot on Wednesday, with a royal source citing her need for balance as she returns to public
Supreme Court upholds red-state laws that ban hormones for transgender teens
Supreme Court says states may decide on proper medical care for those under age 18.
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For those with advance ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) or certain brainstem strokes, they can be what is referred to as “locked in”. They are mostly
Returning Syria’s foreign families
Al Jazeera’s Nils Adler takes us through his journey to find the son of a man who joined ISIL.
Netanyahu’s spent 33 years warning an Iran nuke is ‘imminent’
The man who cried ‘bomb’. Benjamin Netanyahu has been telling the world that Iran was creating a nuclear weapon.
Israel tried to break Iran – but it may have actually helped unite it
Instead of deepening divisions, Israel’s assault appears to be reinforcing national unity across political lines.
Could the Rise of Artificial Intelligence Soon Threaten Your Job?
Pioneers of artificial intelligence, including Geoffrey Hinton, considered the Godfather of AI, are warning that the technology could pose a threat to workers across nearly
2,000 more National Guard troops on duty in L.A. as legal battle over deployment continues
The United States government will activate an extra 2,000 National Guard troops in Los Angeles, the military confirmed in a statement Tuesday night, as a
Lone Air India survivor carries coffin of brother killed in crash
A visibly upset Ramesh was overcome with grief carrying his brother’s coffin to the crematorium.