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Harris, who is not displaying symptoms, according to her office, is the latest top US official to contract the virus.

The shift in policy is expected to increase the wages of flight attendants by several thousand dollars a year.

Under the policy, tens of thousands of asylum seekers were forced to wait in Mexico for their US court dates.

The billionaire entrepreneur and founder of Space X has finally managed to take control of the platform.

Latest updates from the Man City versus Real Madrid semi-final first leg taking place at Etihad Stadium in England.

Report by oldest US university lays out history of slavery on campus and its role in perpetuating racial oppression.

The move is a major escalation in the standoff between Moscow and Europe over the war in Ukraine.

General Assembly adopts a resolution requiring five permanent members of the Security Council to justify use of veto.

But there are more important conversations to be had than handwringing over the possible demise of a private company.

Rafael Grossi says radiation levels around the former nuclear plant are now 'normal' but were up after Russian invasion.

US secretary of state backs efforts to restore the multilateral pact amid stalled push to revive the agreement.

Retirement giant Fidelity says it has launched a way for US workers to put some of their 401(k) directly in Bitcoin.

An analysis of more than 12,500 of Musk's tweets from 2010 to 2021 highlights new Twitter owner's favourite topics.

Moldova's president warns of an attempt to escalate tensions after several explosions at sites in Transnistria.

Antonio Guterres calls for Moscow and Kyiv to set up aid and evacuation corridors in Ukraine 'that are truly safe'.

Foyzul Hasan convicted under anti-terror laws for attacking renowned activist and professor Muhammad Zafar Iqbal.

Members of the Roma minority proudly serve in Ukraine's army, but some fear discrimination when the war ends.

Inflation, running at the fastest pace since 1981, is increasingly taking a bite out of American paycheques.

The trial is related to the massacre of 46 civilians in the northern villages of Koundjili and Lemouna in May 2019.

Earnings are expected to give insight into the effects of inflation and impact of the Fed's expected policy tightening.

US President Biden also commuted the sentences of 75 people for non-violent, drug-related offenses.

Nigerians fear the billionaire Twitter owner's philosophy of free speech absolutism could affect their freedom of speech

Judge rejects Qatar's argument that it could not obtain similar aircraft to make up the shortfall in A321neo supply.

The Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents' Club is the latest organisation to self-censor under the national security law.

A shutdown of Libya's main oil fields shows the political differences that still hamper the country.

That a far-right leader like Le Pen came so close to winning the French presidency is astounding, and also inexcusable.

Residents and traders say the market in Hargeisa was an entire financial district and pivotal to Somaliland's economy.

Three Chinese nationals and a Pakistani driver killed as explosion rips through a van in the southern city of Karachi.

The US defence secretary says Washington is 'engaging our colleagues' to provide military aid to Kyiv against Russia.

Elon Musk has promised a series of reforms to the microblogging platform, including relaxing content restrictions.

Stateless Ukrainian refugees fight for recognition and protection.

It has been a long wait for the family of Khalid Saifi who, like several other Muslims, was charged under a terror law.

With Grand Sud emerging from brink of famine, a better future hinges on development, social change and climate action.

Melissa Lucio has maintained her innocence since she was convicted of murdering her two-year-old daughter.

Report says foreigners who deposit $100,000 locally to be granted permission to live and work in Sri Lanka for 10 years.

Residents of Beijing 'extremely nervous' about a Shanghai-style lockdown as authorities order mass COVID testing.

Egypt often mediates between Hamas and Israel, but its role in Gaza extends to control of the Rafah border crossing.

Moves by the Chinese capital aimed at containing a new outbreak of the coronavirus.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 62nd day, we take a look at the main developments.

Thirteen-time winners face Manchester City in the first leg of the semi-final at the Etihad Stadium.

Ahmad Owaidat, 20, was killed during an Israeli raid in Jericho, the Palestinian Health Ministry announced.

Kholofelo Sethebe never learned to swim. Now, as a marine biologist, she braves the open seas to swim with seals.

Advocates point to the rise in incendiary comments from BJP politicians.

Pope Francis urges country to name bombers behind 2019 attacks that the Catholic Church suspects was a conspiracy.

The Al-Jaabaris are one of several families in Hebron whose home is sandwiched between Israeli settlements.

Officials say unknown assailants attacked the state security ministry in Tiraspol using grenade launchers.

Senior official points to Ukraine war, soaring commodity prices and China’s economic slowdown as risks to the region.

In wide-ranging interview, Russian foreign minister warns world not to underestimate risk of nuclear war over Ukraine.

Infrastructure issues, political pressure and low demand could prevent Asia from absorbing diverted energy supplies.

Tanaka, who enjoyed board games and maths puzzles, died in hospital in southwestern Japan.