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Man shot by ICE agent is in detention with bullet in his back

Washington justifies the attacks as necessary to halt the flow of lethal drugs into the US.

As President al-Sharaa is set to present a new Syria' at UNGA, Syrians at home demand safety and justice.

Sri Lanka were bowled out for 69 runs, 10 less than Mandhana's belligerent match-winning innings as India retained gold.

Police arrest suspect in shooting near high school as injured are rushed to local hospitals for treatment.

Nearly 100 people have died in recent days in the scramble for gold, whose value has grown in a shattered economy.

Overnight missile and drone attacks hit several Ukrainian regions as world leaders gather in New York, US.

Why is the entry level job market so broken?

While acting as the official host for the UN, the US has sought to weaken it for decades.

The Left party, led by Turkish-origin Elif Eralp, won Berlin, offering a contrast to the far right's wins in the east.

Pakistani interior minister's trip to Tehran is his sixth and comes as Islamabad, Doha seek to revive diplomacy with US.

Amid Gaza's food crisis, bread remains a staple as displaced families use communal ovens to save on costly fuel.

The UN General Assembly has delivered no shortage of unforgettable moments. Here's a look back at some of them.

Over 2,300 women and children are still held in what UN experts and human rights groups describe as open-ended detention

Jason Eaton was found guilty of attempted second-degree murder for the shooting of three Palestinian college students.

Dangote has slashed fuel imports, but market concentration risks keeping the benefits from common Nigerians.

More than 500 children are now in shelters, their parents missing or declared dead since the August 26 floods.

Ministers demand an end to maritime shipping attacks and urge Iran to stop arming the Yemeni group.

September 22 marks the start of the general debate, where all 193 UN member states are invited to address the UNGA.

Is the planned $2.8bn US arms deal proportionate to Israel's threat, or could it cause more civilian casualties in Gaza?

Fighting intensifies as US media say Trump called off strikes against Houthis at the last minute on Sunday.

UN expert says US forces have killed 223 people in 68 attacks in the Caribbean and the Pacific in the past year.

Countries including Germany, South Africa and Canada suggest international institution to set and enforce standards.

Follow our live build-up, team news, score and text commentary stream from the match in Nisshin, Japan.

Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is running in October's election for a fourth non-consecutive term as Brazil's president.

British Columbia lawsuit implicates ChatGPT, claiming tech firm ignored deadly threats and demanding safety overhauls.

President Trump met New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani at his official residence, one day before Trump speaks to the UNGA.

Influencers Logan and Jake Paul visited the Pentagon and addressed US troops, praising them for serving the country.

World leaders arrive for UNGA 81 as wars multiply and trust erodes in global institutions. Emma Withrow explains.

Trump returns to UNGA amid Iran war he started, Israeli violations of a Gaza ceasefire, and scrutiny of US aims.

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham says he has agreed to a request for 'defensive' air-to-air refuelling of Saudi jets.

Storm is moving northeast away from Japan's eastern coast into the Pacific, leaving a path of destruction behind.

Young candidates hope the election can turn youth frustration into political participation.

The 66th anniversary comes as armed groups expand their reach and the government struggles to secure key supply routes.

The IRGC says the US and Israel "must accept the region's freedom from their vile and criminal presence".

Authorities estimate that at least 10,000 people remain in the enclave of Ceuta after a record surge in July.

Sanna Manjang faces court for deserting army in 2017 after end of Jammeh's 20-year rule.

US President Trump unveiled a new White House helicopter pad as major US TV networks stayed away in protest.

Victory of United Russia party strengthens Putin's hand even as the war with Ukraine grows more unpopular.

In this episode of On the Record, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres calls for ban on autonomous killer robots'.

Jason Eaton faces up to life in prison after a jury rejected his insanity defence.

FAA halts East Coast flights due to equipment outage, affecting major US airports like JFK, Newark, and Philadelphia.

FIFA president proposes 'consultation' with members to reform world football governing body's decision-making process.

Vincent Brown is 'alleged to have directed and incited acts of murder and genocide carried out by others'.

Nine protesters blocked access to Elbit Systems' factory in Staffordshire by attaching themselves to five lock-ons'.

Republican support for Trump dips to 73 percent, down from 82 percent, as war and inflation concerns dominate polls.

Gaza children return to classrooms after three years, facing challenges of damaged schools, tents, and scarce supplies.

Pakistan's Jamaat-e-Islami party has launched a protest march towards Islamabad over soaring fuel prices.

Football has been dragged into growing tensions over the influx of migrants from Morocco to the Spanish enclave Ceuta.

Ellison-led Paramount will avoid daily $7m fee if the $110bn Warner Bros merger closes by September 30.