San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee said on Tuesday the city would become the first in the United States to offer tuition-free community college to its residents.
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The Israeli Parliament passed a controversial law on Monday that intends to retroactively legalize thousands of settlements on occupied territory in the West Bank.
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The story of an American journalist who has been held in the United Kingdom for the last five months while police investigate his Facebook post, gained traction after a video surfaced online on Feb. 1.
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U.S. military officials are reportedly looking into claims that President Trump approved his first military operation last week without sufficient intelligence, ground support or adequate backup preparations.
Read More U.S. military officials are reportedly looking into claims that President Trump approved his first military operation last week without sufficient intelligence, ground support or adequate backup preparations.
Read More U.S. military officials are reportedly looking into claims that President Trump approved his first military operation last week without sufficient intelligence, ground support or adequate backup preparations.
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Approximately 900 U.S. State Department officials signed an internal dissent memo protesting an executive order from President Trump that restricts travel from seven Muslim-majority countries.
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The Philippine police have announced that they are suspending their controversial war on drugs until “corrupt” officers can be rooted out, the chief of the force said on Monday, following the killing of a South Korean businessman.
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President Donald Trump has just fired Sally Yates, the acting attorney general.
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An eight year old girl named Nawar Al-Awlaki was shot and killed on Sunday in the rural Yakla district of al-Bayda province, in southern Yemen.
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