October 28, 2023

The Gaza Ministry of Health says over 7,300 people have been killed, a figure questioned by Israel, the US and Germany

Counterfeits are proliferating on the market thanks to fraudulent certificates, the hunt for a bargain, and the ability of scammers to convince collectors

Little information is coming out of the Strip due to a communication and internet blackout after “massive and significant” bombardments

With lands that extend into the Sahel in the north, tropical forest in the center and coast in the southwest, the African country is increasingly cornered by desertification, catastrophic floods and rising sea levels

The United Nations human rights rapporteur presses Israel to stop the abuse of minors in Gaza and the West Bank

The historic report released by Spain’s ombudsman details the abuses committed by clergy members, calling out the religious institution in harsh terms. According to the figures released, Spain is the country with the highest official projection of victims

The Spurs rookie made the tying basket with 20 seconds left in regulation, the opening basket in overtime and finished with 21 points and 12 rebounds in his first NBA victory

Marte extended his postseason hitting streak to 17 games, tying the major league record shared by Derek Jeter and two others, when he laced an RBI double in the World Series opener

Protesters wore black T-shirts saying “Jews say cease-fire now” and “Not in our name.” They staged the sit-in during the evening rush hour Friday, chanting slogans and unfurling banners

President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping have reportedly agreed to meet on the sidelines of next month’s Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in San Francisco

The Cambridge classicist uses a racy combination of facts and anecdotes to present 30 leaders of imperial Rome

The expert advocates ending the practice of resetting the clock twice a year and sticking with the winter time

The Salvadoran leader is seeking a second term in office, despite the fact that it is expressly prohibited by the Constitution of the Central American country

The ‘Brokeback Mountain’ actress has gained plaudits for taking on the singer’s voice in the audiobook version of ‘The Woman in Me’

Armita Geravand had been in a coma for weeks before her death. Activists abroad have alleged she may have been pushed or attacked

Acapulco’s desperate residents have cleaned out the city’s largest stores in three days after a storm no one forecast going from tropical storm to catastrophic Category 5 hurricane

The US president said the mass shooting has been tragic ‘not just for Lewiston, Maine, but for our entire country’

The military reservist killed 18 people with a semi-automatic rifle at a bowling alley and a restaurant and had been missing since Wednesday

From a sign language interpreter to a father and son, authorities identify all those who died at the hands of reserve serviceman Robert Card

Authorities had been focusing their search on Androscoggin River as the hypothesis that Robert Card is dead gained traction. He had not been seen since he killed 18 people in a bowling alley and a restaurant

The updated virtual tour is part of a desire by first lady Jill Biden to make the US President’s residence accessible to as many people as possible

Several of the new measures will be designed to specifically encourage the creation of new affordable housing units near transportation hubs like bus terminals and subway stations

Regulators in California revoked the license for Cruise after receiving reports of potential risks to pedestrians and passengers

The takeover of the Walt Disney World’s governing district came after the company publicly opposed a state law banning classroom lessons on sexual orientation and gender identity in early grades

The beating of Gershun Freeman was caught on jail video that was publicly released. The case has drawn comparisons to the death of Tyre Nichols after a Jan. 7 traffic stop

City Hall confirmed the establishment of a new ‘reticketing center’ as its latest bid to ease pressure on its shelters and finances following the arrival of more than 130,000 asylum-seekers since last year