Authorities at London's Heathrow Airport were alarmed over a "suspect item," with one terminal suspending operations, before saying the issue has been resolved.
Moscow’s decision effectively cripples the 2002 treaty following US withdrawal last year
Two scientists find revolutionary claims about the evasion of detection and defenses to be “nonsense.”
Laila Anita Bertheussen was accused of vandalizing her own house and car and of sending threatening letters in an effort to blame a theater company for breaching her privacy.
In first visit to capitol since disturbance, Pence thanks National Guard for 'stepping forward'
Martin Winterkorn will still face trial later this year over the wider emissions scandal, which was uncovered in 2015. His legal team maintains the former executive is innocent of all the charges.
The EU will be getting fewer BioNTech-Pfizer vaccine doses than planned in the coming weeks, as Pfizer tries to amp up its production capacity. European politicians are already under fire over slow inoculation drives.
The singer Jess Kavanagh is working to raise awareness about the experiences of mixed-race Irish people, particularly those born in the country’s infamous mother and baby homes.
Television, which influences everything from salaries to kickoff times, is soccer’s most convenient villain. But for the vast majority of fans, it’s the only connection they have.
Possible US penalties for the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline have European companies involved jumping ship. Now, a foundation hopes to get the job done. Environmentalists are incensed and legal experts are skeptical.
At least 15,000 armed National Guard troops will help provide security for the inauguration of President-election Joe Biden
Steinmeier joins union chiefs in seeking to reduce contacts to halt COVID-19 spread
President-elect says he will create permanent protection for young migrants in Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, known as 'Dreamers'
A parliamentary report concluded that tax authorities unfairly targeted poor families over child care benefits. Prime Minister Mark Rutte and his entire cabinet stepped down.
SFF says Brexit agreement has left industry worse off in half its key stocks
The conflict threatens the stability of the entire region, the EU's top diplomat says.
Moderator Michael Williams, contributor to CBS Radio in Washington, along with panelists Emily Tamkin, U.S. Editor for the New Statesman, and JJ Green, National Security Correspondent for WTOP and Host of Target USA, discuss the latest Issues in the News, including the historic second ...
Meet a couple in Nebraska who are raising their biracial children to be well adjusted and living beyond anyone’s pigeonholes. Reporter/Camera: Deepak Dobhal
Trump last month broke decades of precedent by recognizing Morocco's full sovereignty over contested Western Sahara, with Morocco in turn saying it would normalize relations with Israel
Hundreds of thousands of insured businesses will be paid for lost earnings after the coronavirus lockdowns forced them to close, ending a long-running battle with insurance companies.
The German Red Cross' close involvement in Hitler's Nazi regime should be officially admitted, historians and medics have said. One historian called the German Red Cross an "SS-riddled" ambulance corps.
Dutch media said some 26,000 people had been affected by the scandal.
The president reportedly will be sent off with a departure ceremony at Joint Base Andrews
VOA Connect Episode 157 - Raising biracial kids, moving to improve your life and the art of magic.
The first migrant caravan of the year comes days before a new administration takes office in Washington
Back in March, researchers decided to routinely record the genetic sequences of the virus they found, giving them a powerful tool for tracking mutations.
For residents on both sides of the border there are hopes of an end to queues, but not everyone is convinced.
A probe has been launched into a Russian circus for featuring animals dressed in clothes with Nazi symbols on them. The circus has defended the portrayal, saying it was done for educational purposes.
US Supreme Court is expected to rule on Trump's request for a stay and a further appeal after he leaves office January 20
Saeed Masouri, who marked 20 years in Iranian prisons this month, got a life sentence for supporting an exiled opposition group
The conversation was the first known contact between the elected members of the outgoing and incoming administrations
The move will likely put on hold a New York investigation into accusations the NRA diverted millions of dollars for the personal use of senior leaders
Release of religious prisoners after 26 years sparks hope that journalists jailed in 2001 might finally be reunited with family
Inhabitants of a section of illegal settlement have been without electricity for three months
The BBC World Service speaks to reporters in six regions around the world about the hopes and expectations for Joe Biden's administration.
Officials answer threatening online ‘chatter’ with plans for a Green Zone backed by 25,000 National Guard troops
FBI issues new warnings as Congress plans national commission on Capitol siege
The under-representation of women in German boardrooms has been a matter of debate for years. Now, Angela Merkel's government has tabled a new bill to help boost the numer of female executives in top jobs.
Last-minute intervention by Quebec’s economy minister fails to win round French government
Museveni won 5.85 million votes, or 58.64% of the total, while main opposition candidate Bobi Wine won 3.48 million votes (34.83%), the electoral commission said in a televised news conference
Dustin Higgs, convicted in the killings of three women in 1996, was the third to receive a lethal injection this week