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US State Department has reiterated that visas are not a guaranteed right and can be taken away if foreign visitors act against America’s national interests, following remarks by secretary of state Marco Rubio during a visit to Hungary.

Police confirm suspect is one of dead, with three more in hospital, after incident at boys’ hockey game in Pawtucket

US personnel in Cuba began experiencing unexplained head pressure, headaches, and dizziness, a phenomenon later dubbed Havana syndrome. Despite extensive reviews, its cause remains elusive. A recent Norwegian scientist's self-experiment with pulsed energy, resulting in similar symptoms, has reignited debate and scrutiny over this persistent mystery.

A 21‑year‑old man from Wolverhampton, UK has been jailed for 18 years for a series of sex offences against children involving two 15‑year‑old girls and a 12‑year‑old girl, police said.

State’s governor had demanded impartial inquiry into the shooting of the VA nurse by federal immigration agents

Abbas Araghchi is steeped in more than a decade of nuclear dealmaking with a book on the art of negotiations

Israeli television producer Dana Eden, known for her work on the award-winning spy thriller Tehran, was found dead in a hotel room in Athens, Greek authorities said.

Stuart Dale Bennett accused of violating airspace above the Raven Rock Mountain Complex, a secure facility where top US officials will be whisked in the event of nuclear war

President says it is inappropriate for UK to be dealing with Gavin Newsom after Ed Miliband meets governor in London

Renowned actor Robert Duvall, celebrated for his iconic roles in "Apocalypse Now" and "The Godfather," has passed away at 95. His wife confirmed his peaceful passing at home, highlighting his profound dedication to his craft and love for life. Duvall, an Oscar winner for "Tender Mercies," leaves behind a legacy…

British and Canadian citizens can now enjoy visa-free travel to mainland China for up to 30 days for tourism, business, or family visits, effective February 17th. This significant policy shift, initially lasting until year-end, aims to boost people-to-people exchanges and follows recent high-level discussions.