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The White House has revamped its COVID.gov website to promote the theory of a lab leak as the origin of the virus, amid ongoing debates over its true source.
Joseph Kabila returns to Congo as his political party faces suspension over alleged ties to M23 rebels amid escalating conflict.
Tunisian court issues lengthy prison sentences to opposition leaders, prompting criticism over the fairness of the trial process.
At least 11 people have died, and many more are injured after a building collapse in New Delhi, prompting safety concerns.
Israeli military review finds 'professional failures' in the shooting of Gaza aid workers, resulting in disciplinary actions.
Sen. Chris Van Hollen emphasizes due process rights for Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland man mistakenly deported amid political controversy.
Pope Francis makes a brief Easter appearance at the Vatican, calling for a ceasefire in Gaza as he recovers from pneumonia.
Ecuador declares maximum alert due to a reported assassination plot against President Noboa as political tensions escalate.
Federal judges ruled Google illegally maintains monopolies in online advertising, leading to potential major changes in the tech giant's operations.
Thousands gather in protests across the U.S. against Trump, voicing concerns over civil rights, governance, and executive power.
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