International

Merrick Garland talked war crimes in Ukraine.

Garland visits Ukraine, announces DOJ war crimes accountability team

Biden announced a ban on land mine usage in the military.

White House announces US military land mine ban with Korea exception

As Russia's war in Ukraine compromises global food supply, corporations and governments have turned back to controversial palm oil.

Palm oil resurgent as Russia’s Ukraine war threatens global food supplies

A series of weather events related to climate change have created the perfect environment for wildfires in Spain, Germany, and western Europe.

Heatwave, winds and drought to blame for wildfires in Spain and Germany

Swimming body FINA bans transgender athletes from women’s events

During his tenure, Pope Francis has been a force to reckon with in the Catholic Church, but an injury has leaders questioning his future.

“I think people would understand”: Is Pope Francis ready to retire?

Assange, facing 18 charges, argued his extradition to the US was politically motivated and sought permission to review his case.

UK government orders Assange extradition to US, WikiLeaks to appeal

The Treasury Department issued sanctions over petrochemicals in Iran.

Treasury Department sanctions companies over Iran petrochemicals

The United States and Europe offered military support to Ukraine.

Europe leaders visit Ukraine as US promises more military support

The detention of Brittney Griner in Russia was extended for the third time.

Brittney Griner detention extended as State Department meets with team

China is escalating tensions over the Taiwan Strait.

China, Taiwan spar over Taiwan Strait in latest escalation of tensions

The Chinese government said it detains Uyghur Muslims and other ethnic minorities for "re-education," but that's not what's really happening.

‘Become Chinese or die’: Inside China’s detention camps for Uyghurs

Russian troops, planes and ships are headed for Central America, thanks to a decree authorized by Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega.

Russian troops going to Nicaragua

American skier Eileen Gu competed for China; now she's pushing a US bid to host Olympics

American skier Eileen Gu competed for China, now pushing US Olympics bid

The testing requirements for international travelers have been lifted.

COVID-19 testing requirement lifted for international air travelers to US

The migrant caravan thinned out as the Summit for the Americas wrapped up.

Migrant caravan thins as Summit for the Americas concludes

Researchers find microplastics in Antarctica snow

Researchers find microplastics in Antarctica snow

The PGA Tour suspended some members over their participation in the LIV Golf tournament.

PGA Tour suspends golfers competing in Saudi-funded LIV Golf Invitational

Russia expressed support for a proposal to increase Ukrainian grain exports.

Russia, Turkey express support for Ukrainian grain exports corridor

The World Bank downgraded its economic growth forecast,

World Bank downgrades global economic growth forecast for 2022 to 2.9%

The Mexican president is skipping the Summit of the Americas.

Mexican president, other leaders back out of Summit of the Americas

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson survived a no-confidence vote Monday brought by Conservative Party leaders upset over his leadership.

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson survives no-confidence vote

Chaos reigning in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan

More than 50 people were killed in an attack at a Catholic church in Nigeria.

Catholic church attack kills dozens in otherwise peaceful part of Nigeria