International

As the U.S. government mulls a ban on TikTok, other Chinese-owned apps are rising in popularity among American users.

Chinese-backed apps gain popularity in US despite security concerns

New images released by Russia’s Defense Ministry shows a supersonic missile launching and successfully hitting a target in the Sea of Japan.

Russia fires missiles at mock target in Sea of Japan

For the first time since the fall of the Soviet Union, Russia is deploying nuclear weapons outside of the country’s borders.

Tactical nuclear weapons: what they are, why Russia is deploying them

Newly released video shows details from the Nashville school shooting that killed 3 nine-year-old students, and three adults.

New details, video from Nashville school shooting released: March 28 rundown

The resignation of a principal in Florida over the display of Michelangelo's "David" has prompted a response from Italy.

Florida controversy over ‘David’ statue prompts response from Italy

Agatha Christie's classic books are set to be rewritten based on language that could be considered offensive.

Agatha Christie novels edited to remove potentially offensive language

A Russian military blogger said the Ukrainian Armed Forces is preparing to launch a fleet of armed drones numbering in the tens of thousands.

Russia thinks Ukraine will attack with 50,000 Kamikaze drones

Ukraine's president is calling for an emergency meeting of the U.N. after Russia announced plans to deploy nuclear weapons to Belarus.

Ukraine calls for emergency UN meeting over Russia’s nuclear weapons plan

FEMA is on the ground in Mississippi after storms and tornadoes killed at least 25 people and injured dozens more.

Mississippi tornadoes kill dozens, state of emergency declared: March 27 rundown

Rep. Chris Smith, R-N.J., and Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., are both trying to end normal trade relations between the United States and China.

Congressional lawmakers want to end normal trade relations with China

North Korea claimed it successfully tested a nuclear-capable underwater attack drone capable of creating large, radioactive tsunamis.

North Korea claims it tested a nuclear-capable underwater drone

Fish can detect fear in other fish, indicating a capacity for empathy regulated by oxytocin, according to a new study.

New study suggests fish may feel emotions

World Athletics announced a ban on transgender women athletes from female events in all international track and field competitions.

World Athletics Council bans transgender athletes from events

Deutsche Bank is the latest bank to face significant pressure in March 2023, as its share price has fallen by more than 20%.

Deutsche Bank shares plunge as cost to insure against default spikes

The U.S. and Iranian forces in Syria have traded deadly blasts between March 23 and March 24. Iranian militants launched the latest attack.

US base in Syria attacked by Iranian proxy forces following US airstrikes

Snipers from across the world traveled are taking part in the US Army Special Operations Command International Sniper Competition.

Sniper competition attracts sharpshooters to Fort Bragg

An Iranian suicide drone has killed an American contractor in northern Syria. The U.S. has retaliated against Iranian linked targets.

American killed in Syria drone attack, US retaliates: March 24 rundown

Armed Russian jets have been flying over a U.S. military base almost every day in March 2023, according to a top general.

Russian jets are reportedly flying over a US military base in Syria

Lawmakers are meeting on March 23 to discuss how China and other countries are helping to funnel fentanyl across U.S. borders.

DEA, US lawmakers point to China’s role in fentanyl crisis

TikTok's CEO will testify before a House committee on March 23 defending his app amid growing calls from Congress to enact a nationwide ban.

TikTok CEO to testify, defend app security amid bans: March 23 rundown

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said he plans to discuss a renegotiation of the Safe Third Country Agreement with Biden.

Biden to discuss asylum-seekers with Trudeau during Canada trip

Hong Kong cinemas will not be showing the new "Winnie the Pooh" horror film this year, according to the movie's distributor.

Hong Kong cinemas will not show ‘Winnie the Pooh’ horror film

Most of the mercenaries fighting for Wagner in Ukraine are about to be pardoned, and allowed to return to Russia.

Wagner mercenaries in Ukraine going back to Russia

A security firm's review of state government websites is revealing that the reach of TikTok is already embedded in its systems.

TikTok trackers found embedded in US state government websites