March 21, 2023

A group of 65 Ukrainian soldiers has been training at the historic Fort Sill Army Post and are expected to depart for Germany in the next several days

Geoffrey Sills was convicted of assault with a dangerous weapon, obstruction of Congress and robbery

Twelve people were injured in northwest Pakistan from Tuesday’s quake, which was centered in Afghanistan and also felt in bordering Tajikistan

The investors who lost millions after two large US banks failed included public-sector pension funds responsible for ensuring the retirements of teachers and other government workers

Reed, who was 80, had been in poor health recently and was unable to travel to New York when the Knicks honored the 50th anniversary of their 1973 NBA championship team last month

South Korean President Yoon’s bid to resolve the disputes between the two countries, which stem from Japan’s colonial rule of the Korean Peninsula, has been met with domestic opposition

The ‘debt-for-climate swap’ option is an economic tool that allows a country’s debt to be reduced in exchange for commitments on green investments

UNICEF says the floods damaged most of the water pipelines systems in affected areas, forcing more than 5.4 million people to rely solely on contaminated water

The Democratic president is also initiating a national marine sanctuary in U.S. waters near the Pacific Remote Islands southwest of Hawaii

The legislation prescribes jail terms of up to 10 years for offenses related to same-sex relations, piling more pressure on the East African country’s LGBTQ community

His was only one of several attempts made by German army officials, and he was one of the few conspirators that survived the war

House Republicans are promising a season of direct congressional intervention in local affairs

Known as the White Angels, members of a special unit risk their own lives as they knock on doors, sometimes amid pounding artillery, to urge people to move to safety

First-grade teacher Abby Zwerner spoke publicly for the first time since the January shooting in and interview with NBC that aired Tuesday

Mikaela Shiffrin completes her all-female support team by hiring a woman as her head coach

The $1.6 billion lawsuit filed by Dominion Voting Systems alleges that Fox amplified false allegations that its machines changed votes in the 2020 presidential election

Right-wing politicians like María Fernanda Cabal admire the president of El Salvador, while leftist president Gustavo Petro sees him as a foe

CEO Alan Shaw is under pressure from senators and federal safety regulators to step up his commitment to safety regulations as he appears before the Senate on Wednesday

The national deputy is gaining ground in the polls ahead of this year’s presidential election, armed with a chainsaw and the promise to destroy everything in sight

Tens of thousands of workers in the Los Angeles Unified School District are walking off the job over stalled contract talks

Bragg was elected as Manhattan’s first Black district attorney in November 2021. His legal career includes work as a federal prosecutor and civil rights attorney representing the mother of Eric Garner

He fled Nazism, served in the Royal Air Force and left an indelible mark in Hollywood with his work as a designer on the 007 franchise and films like ‘Dr. Strangelove’

The Japanese Prime Minister made a surprise visit to Kyiv on Tuesday, stealing some of the global attention from the Chinese president, who remains in Moscow

American defense officials claim that Iran is supplying Russia with unmanned drones to use on civilians as the Kremlin continues its invasion of Ukraine

The New York grand jury investigating the former president over a hush money payment to a porn star appears poised to complete its work soon, but not as soon as Tuesday