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Financial adviser Keith Gill, who posts to YouTube as 'Roaring Kitty', helped drive a surge of interest to GameStop.
February 8 polls delayed as president and powerful regional leaders squabble over the voting process.
Ethiopian Red Cross warns 80 percent of Ethiopia's Tigray region has been cut off from humanitarian assistance.
US president calls on Myanmar generals to relinquish power and return government control to civilian leaders.
Senate has voted to go ahead with the trial, rejecting defence lawyers' argument that the move is unconstitutional.
Parliament backs down a day after ejecting a Maori lawmaker over his refusal to don a tie at a plenary session.
UN agency for Palestinian refugees withstood US funding cut, but long-term financial challenges persist.
Health Minister Zweli Mkhize says South Africa will launch inoculation campaign with Johnson & Johnson shots instead.
The Gulf country expects to soon begin administering Moderna's vaccines alongside its Pfizer-BioNTech jab reserves.
Trump's January 2 call to Georgia state secretary is a matter of 'high priority' for Fulton county prosecutors.
Prominent women's rights activist has been released after more than 1,000 days in detention.
More data is needed to ensure hard-hit communities of colour are not left behind in vaccine drive, health experts say.
The quake struck just after midnight on Thursday about 415km east of Vao in New Caledonia at a depth of 10km.
European Union members' decision to take a joint stance in the privacy talks represents the end of a three-year impasse.
Trump is accused of 'incitement of insurrection' as House managers display graphic video of US mob attack.
Ankara indicates it may be willing to compromise on the Russian air defence system that strained ties with the US.
The Saudi-led coalition claims Houthi rebels launched an attack on Abha airport causing a fire in a civilian aircraft.
European Commission president acknowledges failures in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.
Eight hardliners sentenced to death for 2015 murder of secular publisher Faysal Arefin Dipon.
Muqtada al-Sadr said he backed early elections overseen by the UN, warning that further delays would be a 'disaster'.
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