Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, the top Catholic leader in the Holy Land, kicked off this year's celebrations during the traditional procession from Jerusalem to Bethlehem, calling for “a Christmas full of light.”
US District Judge Amir Ali in Washington granted Zaid's request for a preliminary injunction, after he sued the Trump administration in May over the revocation of his security clearance.
The blast came as Hamas met with Turkish officials in Ankara to discuss the second stage of the ceasefire. Though the agreement has mostly held, its progress has slowed.
The world’s most-visited museum is slowly coming to terms with security failings exposed by the theft, while investigators hunt for missing crown jewels worth $102 million.
Economists say that persistent and potentially worsening inflation could make a January interest rate cut from the Fed less likely, even as central bank official remain concerned about a slowing labor market.
Redding's mayor warned of even more dangerous weather in the coming days, and the city distributed free sandbags to residents in preparation for the next storm.
US President Donald Trump has for months been pushing for a peace agreement. However, the negotiations have run into sharply conflicting demands from Moscow and Kyiv.
Friday's partial release of the Epstein files has led to a new crush of criticism from Democrats who have accused the Republican administration of trying to hide information.
The Atlas Lions, as the home team is known, are among the favorites to lift what would be just their second Africa Cup title 50 years after their only success in 1976. The final is Jan. 19 next year.
Latham made the declaration at drinks in the third session with New Zealand leading by 461 runs. New Zealand earlier had bowled out the West Indies for 420 in reply to its of 575-8, a first innings lead of 155.
Elon Musk secured a massive financial boost after the Delaware Supreme Court overturned a 2024 ruling and reinstated his USD 55 billion Tesla compensation package approved in 2018.
Authorities found Claudio Neves Valente, 48, dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound at a New Hampshire storage facility on Thursday night, said Providence’s police chief, Col. Oscar Perez.
The National Trust last week asked a federal court to halt the ballroom construction until it is subjected to multiple independent reviews and public comment and wins approval from Congress.
The diversity visa program makes up to 50,000 green cards available each year by lottery to people from countries that are little represented in the US, many of them in Africa.
US-Chinese tensions have ebbed and flowed during Trump’s second term, largely over trade and tariffs but also over China’s increasing aggressiveness toward Taiwan.
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino has announced he will step down next month, ending a brief and controversial stint marked by clashes with the Justice Department and scrutiny over past conspiracy claims linked to the Jeffrey Epstein case.
The three-judge panel for US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled that Donald Trump may prevail in his argument that the president “possesses a unique power” to mobilize the Guard in Washington.
MIT professor and fusion scientist Nuno F.G. Loureiro was fatally shot at his home near Boston, prompting a homicide investigation with no arrests so far.
The news of the expanding travel ban is likely to face fierce opposition from critics who have argued that the administration is using national security concerns to collectively keep out people from a wide range of countries.
Magistrates terminated the investigation of the 2021 rape allegation against Abittan because of a lack of evidence in 2024, a decision then confirmed on appeal in January.
