Residents of the Ukrainian capital Kyiv were urged to head to air raid shelters early on Friday as sirens wailed across the city, a day after Russia carried out the biggest aerial assault since it started the war in February.
Former pope Benedict XVI remains in a serious but stable condition, Italian media reported Thursday, the day after the Vatican revealed the 95-year-old's health had deteriorated.
Alexandra Eckersley, the adopted daughter of former Major League Baseball player Dennis Eckersley, left her newborn baby out freezing in the cold.
The University of California, in San Francisco, has released a report apologising for unethical dermatology experiments conducted on prisoners.
Pope says ex-pontiff Benedict 'very ill'
General Alexei Maslov, a former Russian army chief with ties to Ukraine, died "suddenly" at the age of 69.
Journalist and TV personality Piers Morgan's followers were left baffled after he posted a number of offensive tweets from his account on Tuesday.
Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, who is also a staunch Putin supporter, has made some really wild and weird predictions for 2023.
Russia retaliated on Tuesday against a price cap on its oil imposed by Western countries, while its forces were involved in heavy fighting around the eastern Ukrainian city of Bakhmut.
The unluckiest number of the year is a surprise, the number 8.
Thieves dug a 10-foot tunnel to carry out a robbery at a bank in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov gave Ukraine an ultimatum on Monday to fulfil Moscow's proposals, including surrendering territory Russia controls, or its army would decide the issue, a day after President Vladimir Putin said he was open to talks.
A woman has been charged with two counts of murder after she reportedly tracked down and killed the men, she believed stole her car.
A woman from the US did not hesitate to attack her husband at the South Carolina airport.
The Ukrainian army counted 71 strikes on the partly recaptured Kherson region on Saturday, including 41 on the city.
The pope has called for peace in Ukraine ever since Russia invaded its neighbour in February, condemning the war but seeking to maintain a delicate dialogue with Moscow.
A heated argument between a passenger and one of the crew members of an Indian airline has taken social media by storm.
A day after Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskiy's visit to the US, Russian President Vladimir Putin has started speaking of wanting to end the war.
Opponents of the law fear it could be a danger to women and girls, particularly around the provision of single-sex spaces.
Eight teenage girls have been charged with the second-degree murder of a homeless man in downtown Toronto early Sunday morning.
A famous Chinese singer deliberately infected herself with Covid-19.
A portion of a bridge constructed over six years at a cost of around £1.3 million collapsed before it could be formally opened for public use.
The Ukrainian military has been able to intercept calls between Russian soldiers and their families back home in Russia.
Biden said he is confident that the Western alliance in support of Ukraine would remain united.
The Biden administration on Wednesday unveiled new curbs on technology exports to Russia's Wagner military group, in a bid to further choke off supplies to the contractor over its role in the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Half the services to Spain have been slashed, and a third of those to Italy.
Health Secretary Steve Barclay, writing in the Daily Telegraph newspaper, accused the unions of making a "conscious decision" to "inflict harm" on patients.
President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday that the Russian army must learn from and fix the problems it had suffered in Ukraine, promising to give the military whatever it needed to prosecute a war nearing the end of its 10th month.
The New York Times has come under fire for publishing a crossword that social media users think resembles a swastika.
Afghanistan's Taliban-run higher education ministry on Tuesday suspended access to universities by female students until further notice, drawing strong condemnation from the United States, Britain and the United Nations.