Haiti selects judge to oversee presidential slaying case A Haitian justice official tells The Associated Press that he has selected a judge to oversee the case of the slaying of President Jovenel Moïse amid concerns over death threats and demands for additional security
Friends narrowly escape flooding elevator Three residents were caught in a storm surge in Omaha, Nebraska, and recorded their ordeal.
Canada Wildfires: The Latest Wildfires are burning from Ontario to hard-hit British Columbia, where more than 1.5 million acres have been scorched since April.Smoke envelops the small western Canadian town of Lytton after wildfires forced its residents to evacuate in June.
Andrew Cuomo: Time's Up leader resigns over ties to governor Roberta Kaplan was accused of trying to discredit a woman who said Mr Cuomo had harassed her.
CDC urges against travel to Israel, France, other nations as COVID-19 delta variant spreads As positive COVID-19 cases continue to rise, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention added new travel warnings for several countries.
Washington State Sets Vaccine Mandate for State, Health Care Workers Employees who refuse to get vaccinated would face losing their jobs, Gov. Jay Inslee said.The Washington State police in Seattle last month. Gov. Jay Inslee announced on Monday that state workers must be vaccinated against the coronavirus as a condition of employment.
U.S. Signals It Will Release Some Still-Secret Files on Saudi Arabia and 9/11 The F.B.I. said it would review some long-classified documents for possible disclosure, a decision that followed a push by families of the attacks’ victims.President Biden at the Flight 93 National Memorial in Shanksville, Pa., on Sept.
Uproar after German parliament committee head suggests preparing for INTERVENTION in Afghanistan...again Germany should make its military forces “available” for another operation in Afghanistan to stop the Taliban from conquering it, the Bundestag’s Foreign Affairs Committee head said.
Wife of US diplomat in Britain may have been 'distracted' by phone in crash that killed Harry Dunn The family of slain British teenager Harry Dunn has claimed that American national Anne Sacoolas may have been distracted by her phone moments before she allegedly hit him with her car.
Vax.India.Now raised $5 million Vax.India.Now raised millions for the people of India with a star-studded virtual event also meant to buoy spirits as the country battles the Covid-19 crisis.
Biden Ramps Up Pressure on Cuba, Abandoning Obama’s Approach Many Cubans thought the Biden administration would move to normalize relations with Havana. But the president has been tougher than Donald Trump on the island’s government.President Biden meeting with Cuban American leaders at the White House last month.
Your Tuesday Briefing A major climate report presents bleak findings.The Dixie Fire, which destroyed one town and forced thousands to flee their homes in Northern California, became the second largest wildfire in state history on Sunday.
Suspect in Fire at French Cathedral Is Arrested in Killing of a Priest The arrest of the suspect, a Rwandan asylum-seeker facing deportation, fueled criticism of the government’s immigration laws by right-wing politicians.A police officer standing outside the residence of the religious order in western France, where a priest was murdered.
Six key lessons world must learn from 'code red for humanity' climate change report A new report by the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is the starkest alarm bell yet about the speed and scale of the climate emergency, with recent effects from floods to heatwaves
People's ways of life evaporating with crucial lake One of the world's largest salt lakes is evaporating at an alarming pace and threatening the livelihoods of those who live nearby. CNN's Fred Pleitgen reports.
R Kelly: Jury selection begins in singer's sex trafficking trial The R&B singer appears in court in New York, as potential jurors are questioned ahead of his trial.
Biden Sanctions Belarus Olympic Committee, Companies The U.S. president also signed an executive order enhancing his ability to punish the government of Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko.
London's Tower Bridge stuck open due to a technical fault London’s Tower Bridge was stuck with its roadway arms raised Monday afternoon, snarling traffic on both sides of the River Thames.
Mexican cartel threatens news anchor, demands equal coverage Masked men claiming to represent Mexico’s most powerful drug cartel have taken the unusual step of circulating a video threatening to kill a national television news anchor for what they viewed as unfair coverage
Official: Protracted Afghan war Pakistan's worst nightmare Pakistan's national security advisor says a protracted war in neighboring Afghanistan is Pakistan’s “nightmare scenario.”
WATCH: French cafés sit EMPTY as police RAID outdoor diners, after Macron extends vaccine pass to restaurants Police in France have begun enforcing the vaccination pass mandate to enter cafés and restaurants, leading to many of their tables being empty during the usually busy lunchtime, as the French lunched on public benches instead.
5 things to know about the new UN report on climate change The U.N.-appointed Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change published a new report Monday summarizing the latest authoritative scientific information about global warming.