Missing Australia boy, 3, found after being missing in wilderness for days A missing three-year-old boy was found alive in the rugged Australian woods three days after being reported missing, police said.
The Leadership of The Taliban, Explained: Who Are They? Many of the acting cabinet ministers appointed Tuesday have played similar roles within the Taliban for years, but there were some surprises.A gathering of tribal elders in Kabul in August being led by Khalil Haqqani, center, who was appointed acting minister of refugees.
Reporter asks Texas governor about new law's impact on rape victims During the signing of a bill that banned 24-hour and drive-thru voting, Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott was asked by a reporter about the limitations of the state's new abortion law.
Apple loses a leader of its long-rumored car group to Ford Ford on Tuesday announced that it has hired Doug Field away from Apple as it looks to bolster its self-driving and electric vehicle ambitions.
Five alleged 9/11 plotters appear at Guantanamo pretrial hearing Five alleged 9/11 plotters, including Khalid Sheikh Mohammed who has been called the mastermind behind the September 11 terrorist attacks, appeared in a military court for a pretrial hearing in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, on Tuesday.
Lily Collins marries Charlie McDowell It's official, Lily Collins and Charlie McDowell are married.
UN official says climate conference 'must go ahead' despite calls to delay due to Covid The president of the UN climate change conference insisted Tuesday that the event scheduled for November in Glasgow "must go ahead in person," after a network of 1,500 civil society groups called for the negotiations to be postponed.
Pensioner who popped to local for a quick beer got lost for four days in Thai jungle Dutchman Franciscus Johannes van Rossum left his wife in a blind panic after disappearing in the Phetchaburi province of Thailand, but the 78-year-old has returned home
UN nuke watchdog: Iran pressing on with uranium enrichment Iran continues to increase it's uranium stockpile to amounts that could allow the nation to build a nuclear weapon.
Ex-Trump aide Jason Miller detained in Brazil following CPAC Former Trump campaign adviser, Jason Miller, was detained in Brazil in a part of an investigation of "anti-democratic acts", local sources report.
A Hole, a Tunnel, a 32-Yard Crawl: Palestinians Still Free After Rare Escape A huge manhunt has failed to find six Palestinian prisoners who escaped an Israeli jail early on Monday morning.Israeli soldiers checking the documents of Palestinians as they cross into the West Bank from Israel on Monday as part of a manhunt for six Palestinian militants who broke out of Gilboa prison in northeastern Israel.
‘Expect a Legal Challenge.’ Ouster of Human Rights Campaign President Alphonso David Steeped in Controversy Alphonso David was fired from his role as president of Human Rights Campaign (HRC) Monday night, just a month after the board had elected to extend his contract as leader of the powerful advocacy group—and the largest LGBTQ civil rights organization in the world—for five years.
How Ukraine planned to lure Russian mercenaries into a trap Security forces shattered the early morning calm of the lakeside Soviet-era resort outside the Belarusian capital of Minsk, bursting in to arrest 32 Russian mercenaries.
Teen Artists Are Making Millions on NFTs. How Are They Doing It? Jaiden Stipp was watching a Star Wars movie at his afternoon youth group in Tacoma, Washington, last March when the bids started coming in. First it was a fragment of an Ethereum coin, worth about $300 at the time.
Mexico decriminalises abortion A ruling by the supreme courts makes it illegal for women to be prosecuted for having an abortion.
António Guterres says Taliban needs UN's humanitarian aid In return, the new regime must provide conditions for the UN to work in Afghanistan, secretary general tells BBC.
Bitcoin is legal currency in El Salvador — but its rollout hits major snags Several hours into the first day, the government's digital wallet app that allows its citizens to transact in the volatile cryptocurrency suffered snags — and the price of bitcoin fell as much as 10%.
Taliban government includes man on UN terror list and another with £3.6million bounty Afghanistan's new prime minister Mullah Hassan Akhund is on a UN terrorist list and was a close political adviser to the Taliban's first leader Mullah Mohammad Omar
Video game CEO is out after praising Texas abortion law Video game CEO John Gibson stepped down from the helm of Tripwire Interactive after his support of the Texas abortion law created a firestorm.
VW reveals tiny, cheap electric SUV At a Munich auto show Monday, Volkswagen unveiled the ID. Life, a tiny, boxy electric SUV, designed for driving on tight city streets. It's just an endearingly cute concept vehicle now, but VW plans to put something like it into production around 2025.
Your Wednesday Briefing The Taliban announce acting government posts.Women fled the scene of a protest that was broken up by Taliban forces in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Tuesday.
RFK's widow says his assassin 'should not be paroled' Ethel Kennedy, the widow of Robert F. Kennedy, said Tuesday that her husband's assassin "should not have the opportunity to terrorize again" after he was recommended for parole last month.
Tesla camera catches man faking hit-and-run Police in Louisiana say a man pretended to get hit by a Tesla before calling the cops and claiming he was injured. But the car caught the incident on camera.