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San Francisco Bay, which could face tsunami waves

Quake Sparks Brief Tsunami Warning In California

The New York Times reported that the words 'delay' and 'deny' were written on shell casings found at the scene

New York Police Hunt Brazen Manhattan Gunman

US President-elect Donald Trump has vowed to crack down on immigration

Bahamas Rejects Trump Proposal To Take Deported Migrants

The US trade gap narrowed 11.9 percent in October, government data showed

US Trade Deficit Narrows In October As Imports Fall: Govt

An Afghan TV station has been shut down after its office was used for dubbing 'vulgar' programmes for banned media, the Taliban morality ministry says

Afghan TV Station Shut For Working With 'Exiled' Media, 6 Detained

Shell and Equinor say they are creating 'the UK North Sea's biggest independent producer' of oil and gas

Shell, Norway's Equinor To Form Joint UK Oil And Gas Firm

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov is making his first trip to an EU country since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022

Ukraine, Russian Diplomats Trade Barbs At Malta Summit

Workers and locals fear the effects of lead contamination despite an extensive clean-up operation

'Miracles' And Controversies In Notre Dame's Renaissance

People take part in a protest calling for the resignation of South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol in Seoul

The Troubled History Of South Korean Presidents

Bitcoin broke $100,000 for the first time ever on Thursday

Bitcoin Hits $100,000 For First Time

Narges Mohammadi won the 2023 Nobel Peace Prize

Iran Nobel Winner Released For Three Weeks, 'Unconditional' Freedom Urged

Former director of the US Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy Peter Navarro speaks at the 2024 Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on July 17, 2024

Trump Taps Navarro As Trade, Manufacturing Counselor

Brussels hit Lavrov with sanctions a day after Moscow launched its February 2022 offensive against Ukraine

Russia, Ukraine To Send Top Diplomats To OSCE Summit In Malta

On Wednesday, Powell also shrugged off a suggestion by Trump's Treasury secretary nominee Scott Bessent of choosing a shadow Fed chair that could dilute his influence

Powell 'Not Concerned' US Fed Would Lose Independence Under Trump

A major stumbling block for a US-UK trade deal is reluctance by London to open its borders to certain American agricultural products

UK Faces Trade Balancing Act With Trump, EU

This undated portrait of Iranian Nobel Peace laureate Narges Mohammadi was released by her foundation in 2023.

Iran Releases Nobel Peace Laureate Mohammadi On Medical Leave: Lawyer

Donald Trump has threatened to slap tariffs of 10 percent on all imports

OECD Warns Of Protectionism Weeks Before Trump Return

Tom Fletcher presented the UN's 2025 Global Humanitarian Overview in Geneva

'World On Fire': UN Seeks $47 Bn For Aid In 2025

Trump has not provided any details on how he would secure a ceasefire in 24 hours

Trump's Vows Of Quick Peace Fall Flat On Ukraine Frontlines

A China Coast Guard ship is seen deploying water cannon at a Phillipines fisheries department vessel

Philippines Says China Coast Guard Fired Water Cannon, 'Sideswiped' Govt Vessel

Thousands took to the streets in Seoul after South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol briefly declared martial law

Seoul Stocks Sink Amid S. Korea Drama As Asian Markets Struggle

Serbia's Novak Djokovic will begin his 2025 season at the Brisbane International

Djokovic To Begin Bid For 25th Grand Slam Crown In Brisbane

Protesters gather outside the National Assembly in Seoul after South Korea President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law

S.Korea Political Upheaval Shows Global Democracy's Fragility - And Resilience

Shoppers at a New Jersey Target gravitated to Taylor Swift excusive items on 'Black Friday' when US consumers turned out in force

Retailers Point To Solid US Sales Over Holiday Weekend

Displaced Syrian Kurds drive vehicles loaded with belongings on the Aleppo-Raqqa highway to flee areas on the outskirts of the northern city of Aleppo

UN Warns Of Worsening Refugee Crises In 2025

US President Joe Biden (3rd R) met with Angolan Foreign Affairs Minister Tete Antonio (2nd R) upon his arrival in Luanda

Biden Kicks Off Two-day Angola Visit

In 2022, Japan's gaming, anime and manga sectors raked in 4.7 trillion yen ($30 billion) from abroad -- close to microchips exports at 5.7 trillion yen

Japan To Use AI To Tackle Online Manga And Anime Piracy

Donald Trump and government scientist Anthony Fauci (R) clashed over the response to the pandemic

US Lawmakers Back Covid Chinese Lab Leak Theory After Two-year Probe

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky (R) is seeking security guarantees from NATO, headed by Mark Rutte (L) -- but is under "no illusions" reharding membership

NATO Set To Hold Off Ukraine Invite Push As Trump Looms

US President-elect Donald Trump threatened tough tariffs on countries that challenge the US dollar

Trump Vows To Defend US Dollar Hegemony, But Is It Under Threat?

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