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Blinken Defends Bypassing Congress to Sell Weapons to Israel

Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Sunday defended the emergency sale to Israel of nearly 14,000 rounds of tank ammunition.

By MARK SHERMAN / AP

Fighting Rages On Across Gaza as Israel Gets Renewed Support From U.S.

Heavy fighting raged Sunday across Gaza as Israel pressed ahead with its offensive after the U.S. blocked the latest push for a ceasefire.

By WAFAA SHURAFA, NAJIB JOBAIN, and SAMY MAGDY / AP

Two U.S. Police Officers Acquitted of Excessive Force in 2020 Protests

Two Indianapolis police officers were acquitted of using excessive force to during arrests at a 2020 protest against racial injustice.

By Associated Press

U.S. and Mexico Submit Joint Bid to Host Women's World Cup 2027

The U.S. Soccer Federation and Mexico Football Federation submitted a bid to host the Women’s World Cup projecting $3 billion in revenue.

By Associated Press

Teen Gets Life in Prison for Oxford High School Attack

A judge sentenced a Michigan teen to life in prison for killing four students at Oxford High School.

By ED WHITE and COREY WILLIAMS / AP

Putin to Seek Another Presidential Term in Russia

Vladimir Putin on Friday moved to prolong his unyielding grip on Russia, announcing his candidacy in the presidential election next March.

By JIM HEINTZ / AP

House Votes to Censure Rep. Bowman

The Republican censure resolution passed with a few Democratic votes, but most of the party stood by Bowman.

By FARNOUSH AMIRI / AP

White House Delays Menthol Cigarette Ban

Anti-tobacco groups fear the unexpected delay could scuttle the long-awaited plan to ban menthol cigarettes.

By Matthew Perrone/AP

Meta Sued by New Mexico

New Mexico alleges in a lawsuit that Facebook and Instagram fail to protect underage users following an undercover online investigation.

By Associated Press

E.U. AI Talks Paused, To Resume Friday

E.U. talks on world-leading comprehensive AI regulations were paused after 22 straight hours, with officials yet to hammer out a deal.

By Associated Press

U.K. Leader Rishi Sunak Faces Crisis Over Blocked Rwanda Migrant Plan

Rishi Sunak is struggling to avert a leadership crisis after his plan to revive a blocked asylum deal with Rwanda triggered turmoil.

By JILL LAWLESS / AP

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Denies New Accusation of Gang-Raping 17-Year-Old in 2003

The unnamed woman who sued Combs on Wednesday is the fourth person to file a lawsuit in recent weeks accusing the hip-hop mogul of sexual assault.

By Karen Matthews / AP

Iran Says It Sent a Capsule With Animals Into Orbit

The U.S. has long been suspicious of Iran's space program because the same technology can be used to develop long-range missiles.

By Associated Press

FTC Investigating Exxon's $60B Merger With Texas Oil Company

Democratic senators have urged the FTC to investigate both the Exxon-Pioneer and Chevron-Hess deals for potentially violating antitrust law.

By MATTHEW DALY / AP

Global Carbon Emissions Keep Increasing

The world this year pumped 1.1% more carbon dioxide into the air than last year because of increased pollution from China and India.

By Seth Borenstein / AP

Former U.S. Diplomat Charged with Secretly Spying for Cuba

Court papers alleged that Manuel Rocha engaged in “clandestine activity” on Cuba's behalf since at least 1981.

By JOSHUA GOODMAN and ERIC TUCKER / AP

Doug Burgum Ends 2024 Presidential Bid

North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum ended his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination on Monday.

By JACK DURA / AP

11 Bodies Recovered After Volcanic Eruption in Indonesia, 12 Climbers Still Missing

About 75 climbers had started their way up the nearly 9,480-foot mountain on Saturday and became stranded.

By Rahma Nurjana / AP

Father of Slain Palestinian American Boy Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit

The father of a 6-year-old Palestinian American boy fatally stabbed in what authorities allege was a hate crime has filed a wrongful death lawsuit.

By Associated Press

Pentagon Says U.S. Warship Under Attack in the Red Sea

An American warship and multiple commercial ships came under attack Sunday in the Red Sea, the Pentagon said. 

By JON GAMBRELL / AP
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