Gabon's Coup Leader Asks for Sanctions Relief

Gabon’s coup leader, seeking an end to international sanctions, says he visited the Central African Republic on Thursday to explain to its president why he seized power from Gabon’s president on August 30

CAR, Chad Conduct Separate Military Operations Amid Border Security Concerns

The Central African Republic (CAR) and Chad have the military presence along their shared border due to allegations both nations are attempting to disrupt the other by using rebel factions

Kenya Reshuffles Cabinet Ahead of Haiti Peacekeeping

Kenya's president, William Ruto, has made his first cabinet reshuffle, a change affecting eight ministries, including foreign affairs

South Sudan Admits 'Removing' News Articles Deemed Hateful

South Sudan's government on Friday admitted to having censored the media and removing articles it deemed to incite hatred after a U

Nearly 50 European Leaders Stress Support for Ukraine at Summit in Spain

Almost 50 European leaders used a summit in the southern Spanish city of Granada on Thursday to stress that they stand by Ukraine at a time when Western resolve appears weakened

Russian Attack Kills 10-Year-Old and His Grandmother in Ukraine

A Russian missile strike killed a 10-year-old boy and his grandmother Friday in Kharkiv, in the same region that was hit with an attack Thursday

Fears Grow That Russia May Leave Nuclear Test Ban Treaty

Russian lawmakers will evaluate whether to revoke ratification of the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, the speaker of the lower house of parliament said Friday

Biden Says He Can’t Stop New Border Barrier Plan

President Joe Biden said Thursday he was unable to legally divert money away from a plan to build several miles of new barriers along the southern border – directly contradicting his campaign vow to build “not another foot of wall” and drawing harsh [..]

US Government to Resume Deportations to Venezuela

The Biden administration announced Thursday it will resume the deportation of migrants back to Venezuela in hopes of decreasing the numbers of Venezuelans arriving at the U

Biden to Tell Americans Why US Should Support Ukraine

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NFL Hall of Fame Linebacker Butkus Dies at 80 

A photo of Dick Butkus sneering behind his facemask filled the cover of Sports Illustrated's 1970 NFL preview, topped by the headline, The Most Feared Man in the Game

US Agrees to Help Restore Sacred Site Destroyed for Road Project

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Trump Lawyers Seek Dismissal of Election Subversion Case

Lawyers for Donald Trump asked a judge Thursday to dismiss the Washington federal election subversion case against him, arguing the Republican is immune from prosecution for actions they say were taken in his official role as president

Musical About Tiananmen Square Opens Amid Fears Over China’s Response

For years, Chinese officials have referred to the Tiananmen massacre as political turmoil and have attempted to make the violence of June 4, 1989, disappear

US, Mexico Hold Talks, Ease Tensions Over Border Wall Construction

US and Mexican officials held talks about immigration, illicit drug trafficking and other shared challenges Thursday in Mexico City