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The process of nominating a new prime minister led to widespread disorder and clashes.
Afghans, some already approved to arrive in the US, are left in limbo after the president suspends refugee resettlement.
From Mount Denali to EVs, we break down 26 executive orders US President Donald Trump signed on his inauguration day.
As Israel presses ahead with West Bank raid on Jenin, Palestinians fear more attacks from military and settlers.
Iran's judiciary maintains that the unidentified man died by suicide after being arrested for espionage.
Domestic pressures and US tariff threat pose major challenges for Justin Trudeau's successor.
Publisher agrees to pay ‘substantial damages’ to drop long-running legal claims
Trump has rolled back a decade-old policy prohibiting immigration arrests at schools, churches and hospitals.
The Israeli far-right has celebrated Trump lifting sanctions imposed on some settlers by his predecessor Joe Biden.
AI giants join forces for a massive project aimed at growing technology in the United States.
US president says venture will be the largest AI infrastructure project in history 'by far'.
After previously feuding with Musk, pro-Israel group rushes to defend gesture, which critics compared with Nazi salute.
For more than a decade, agencies like ICE and CBP avoided raids on places that provide vital services, like hospitals.
Linda Fagan, the first woman to lead a branch of the US Armed Forces, was among those removed by Trump on his first day.
In a speech on Tuesday, Rubio defended his department's employees but warned of alterations to come under Trump.
Leaders discussed their prospective contacts with new US administration during a wide-ranging video call, Kremlin says.
At a hearing, Elise Stefanik pledged to continue the US's defence of Israel and advance Trump's 'America First' agenda.
Authorities say M23 rebels have seized the town of Minova, a trade hub for the eastern provincial capital of Goma.
Sheikh Mohammed says Palestinians in Gaza - and not any other country - should dictate the way the enclave is governed.
Stewart Rhodes and Enrique Tarrio, who received some of longest sentences for the US Capitol attack, freed from prison.
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