According to authorities, more than 40 people were arrested for "illegally" organizing a demonstration, chanting "ceasefire now."

State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller explained that Secretary Antony Blinken spoke with the Guyanese president.

The former president attended his civil trial at the Manhattan courthouse to criticize prosecutor Letitia James' case and praise an appellate ruling that came back in his favor.

The shooter, then 15 years old, faces the maximum penalty for killing 4 students at Oxford High School.

“This would only plant the seeds for the next war, because Hamas has no desire to see a durable peace, to see a two-state solution,” said the US ambassador, regarding the UN leader's proposal.

Henri is a young man who travels the country on foot from cathedral to cathedral. This Thursday, he saved several children in Annecy when he came between the Syrian attacker and the kids.

The victim was a Russian citizen born in 1999 who resided in Egypt, according to official sources.

The shooting occurred in a crowded bar area. Police are still searching for the suspects.

The White House, Air Force, NASA, Navy and even the CIA posted messages celebrating Pride Month.

Huerta responded that his ex-partner "misrepresented" the relationship they had had almost a year ago, after she publicly called him a "sexual predator."

CFK's vulgar gesture sums up her legacy of fraud, insults and general contempt towards a large part of Argentines.

The former Marine denied that he held Neely in a headlock for 15 minutes. "The whole interaction lasted less than five," he said, adding that it is "ridiculous" to think his actions were racist.

The Democratic politician and lawyer was the state's leader from 1974 to 1979 before becoming a state senator.

Students at Longfields-Davidson Heights Secondary School claimed that they are not against the LGBT movement, but against the indoctrination they are being subjected to in the classroom.

The famous composer of movies like “Gladiator” and “Dune” surprised his girlfriend (and his fans) in the middle of the show.

Days ago, the rector of the university refused to describe calls for genocide against the Israeli people as “antisemitism.”

The activist group QT Project welcomed the cancellation, saying it would create a "more inclusive and respectful environment."

The Australian belonged to the band from November 1973 to February 1974, when he was fired for being on stage under the influence of alcohol.

"I cannot in good conscience stay affiliated with Never Back Down," Roe said following comments from new board Chairman Scott Wagner.

Inclement weather, which will last throughout the week, may affect early travel plans for Americans during the holidays.