Barron Trump, the youngest son of the US president, has moved into the White House to begin his second year at the University of New York's Washington, D.C. campus.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises citizens to exercise caution before traveling to Nepal and urges Vietnamese nationals in Nepal to avoid protest areas.

French authorities are investigating after several pig heads were found outside mosques in Paris, with two foreign nationals identified as suspects.

Nepal's protesters have nominated former Chief Justice Sushila Karki as interim prime minister, hoping her strong anti-corruption stance can steer the nation out of its current turmoil.

Israeli airstrikes target Sanaa and al-Jawf, leaving dozens dead and injured.

The attack on Hamas leadership in Qatar's capital could derail peace negotiations and further inflame tensions between Israel and several Middle Eastern nations.

Nepalese officials and their families clung to ropes dangling from helicopters to escape angry protesters surrounding their homes in Kathmandu.

The Garnet fire in Fresno County is spreading through California's famed giant sequoia groves, burning some trees that are thousands of years old.

Charlie Kirk, a prominent conservative activist in the US and a favorite of Donald Trump, died at 31 after being shot by an assassin.

South Korean president Lee Jae-myung warns that the US raid on Hyundai and LG plants could have a "major impact" on future direct investment.

Prince Harry met with King Charles III after nearly two years of estrangement and disagreements, sparking speculation that the family rift may soon be healed.

Dutch F-35 fighter jets appear to have launched AIM-9X and AIM-120C-7 missiles to intercept suspected Russian UAVs that entered Polish airspace.

Raydon DeChene was listening to Charlie Kirk speak about gun control at Utah Valley University when he collapsed, covered in blood.

Satellite imagery confirms Israel's use of precision-guided munitions in an attack on a Hamas leadership meeting in Qatar, causing minimal collateral damage.

While affirming Biden's competence as president, Harris reveals she considered his decision to seek re-election a risky gamble.

South Korea has asked the US to quickly release 300 of its citizens detained at Hyundai and LG construction sites in Georgia without handcuffing them.

The Qatari prime minister says Israel squandered the chance to save hostages with its Hamas strikes in Doha and calls for his counterpart Netanyahu to be held accountable.

Former president Trump has demanded the death penalty for the man accused of fatally stabbing a Ukrainian woman on a light rail train in Charlotte.

Conservative activist Charlie Kirk, a key ally of President Trump, was shot dead while speaking at Utah Valley University.

Thousands of young Nepalese took to the streets hoping for change, but the situation escalated into violence when police opened fire.

The destruction of a suspected drug boat off Venezuela signals a more aggressive US approach to drug interdiction, raising concerns about political tensions.