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Israel carries out more deadly air strikes across the Gaza Strip amid fresh efforts to reach a truce.
Fighting has been reported in the towns of Sinja, Sennar and Dinder, prompting an exodus of civilians.
The numbers of fatal floods and landslides caused by monsoon rains have increased in recent years.
Temperatures could spike beyond 100F in parts of the Pacific Northwest, the mid-Atlantic and the Northeast.
His younger brothers are still held by Israel, while he came home exhausted and in pain after months of torture.
Authorities in the disputed territory say they 'carried out two different operations' in two villages in Kulgam.
The formation of Sahel alliance by Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger overshadows ECOWAS summit, set to open in Abuja.
Critics say IMF provides loans to desperate African countries on stringent terms, disproportionately affecting the poor.
Opinion polls have forecast the far-right National Rally will win the most votes but likely fall short of a majority.
As the war enters its 863rd day, these are the main developments.
Move is latest sign the countries are moving away from traditional regional and Western allies following spate of coups.
Dozens of Palestinians also injured in bombing in central Gaza's Nuseirat refugee camp, Government Media Office says.
Storm is expected to again reach hurricane strength over Gulf of Mexico after killing at least 11 across the Caribbean.
Previous Conservative government's policy was 'never a deterrent', new PM says, calling it 'dead and buried'.
Many experts around the world say smartphones pose a danger to children's mental health, but does a ban work?
Journalist couple Amjad Jahjouh and Wafa Abu Dabaan and their children were killed in a strike on the Nuseirat camp.
Centrist Masoud Pezeshkian defeated challenger and hardliner Saeed Jalili in a run-off.
With the far right seemingly headed for victory, voters on the left and in the centre feel on edge.
As the war enters its 862nd day, these are the main developments.
After winning the run-off with 53.7 percent of votes, Pezeshkian acknowledged 'difficult path ahead'.
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