American Visitors Help Post-Pandemic Recovery of Britain’s Tourism Industry

Tourism industry watchers say one of the top overseas destinations for US travelers this summer was Britain, where Americans helped the recovery of the British tourism industry after the crisis caused by the COVID pandemic

Azerbaijan Launches Deadly Attack in Disputed Nagoro-Karabakh

Azerbaijan took the offensive Tuesday against Armenian positions in the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region and opened fire, including in areas inhabited by civilians

EU Executive Says Aid Payments for Somalia 'Temporarily Suspended'

The European Union's executive said on Tuesday that disbursements of humanitarian aid in Somalia were temporarily suspended after a United Nations probe found widespread theft and misuse of support meant to avert famine

Hundreds of Flying Taxis to Be Made in Ohio, Home of the Wright Brothers and Astronaut Legends

The same Ohio river valley where the Wright brothers pioneered human flight will soon be manufacturing cutting-edge electric planes that take off and land vertically, under an agreement announced Monday between the state and Joby Aviation Inc

Officials Find Debris From F-35 Fighter Jet That Crashed in South Carolina

Authorities found a debris field Monday from a Marine Corps F-35 stealth fighter jet that crashed in South Carolina after the pilot ejected and parachuted to safety

Biden Gears Up for UNGA, Central Asia Summit

President Joe Biden is in New York ahead of his speech at the United Nations General Assembly Tuesday, where he will attempt to convince leaders that his vision of American leadership and multilateral approach to foreign policy will help solve the wo[..]

Tehran Frees 5 Iranian Americans in Prisoner Swap

Five Iranian Americans held by Iran were released under a deal that frees up $6 billion of restricted funds owed to Iran

 At UN Summit, Ray of Hope for Sustainable Development Goals

Amid concerns that their Sustainable Development Goals aren’t on track, world leaders at the U

Sudanese Activist Demands Youth Inclusion at UN Summit

A Sudanese activist on Monday blasted world leaders for excluding young people from key decisions affecting the future of the planet and urged them to step up the fight against climate change and poverty

Zelenskyy, Biden Among Tuesday Speakers at UN General Assembly

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Renewed Labor Movement in US Flexes Its Muscles

The announcement last week that the United Auto Workers (UAW) union would go on strike against the country’s three largest car manufacturers put an exclamation point on what has been one of the most active years for the labor movement in recent U

Americans Detained in Iran Return Home After Exchange

A group of Americans freed after years of detention in Iran arrived Tuesday in Washington as part of a deal that included the release of five Iranians charged or convicted of crimes in the United States

Biden Rallies Support for Ukraine at UN While Highlighting Global Challenges

In a sign that the United States is listening to the Global South, President Joe Biden addressed a myriad of their concerns even as he rallied support for Ukraine in his address before the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday

Los Angeles Authorities Plan to House Homeless in City Hotels

Los Angeles authorities have come up with a plan to house homeless people in city hotels, but that idea isn’t sitting well with some locals

Moscow Court Denies Appeal by Jailed American Journalist

A Moscow court on Tuesday declined to hear an appeal by The Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich against a ruling that extended his pretrial detention by three months, according to Russian state media