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Palm Springs Police Chief Andy Mills said the blast appears to be an intentional act of violence'.

Actor calls on filmmakers to 'keep telling the stories, keep expressing yourself and keep fighting to be who you are'.

Syrian authorities say three ISIL fighters killed and several others detained in Aleppo raids.

Crystal Palace win their first major trophy by beating Manchester City 1-0 in the FA Cup final at Wembley stadium.

Israel and Hamas confirm indirect talks being held in Qatar as Israel expands ground offensive, killing dozens.

The storms are part of a severe weather system sweeping across the Midwest, leaving thousands without power.

The pushback comes after the US president accused Tehran's leadership of being 'corrupt and ineffective'.

Israel has halted the entry of food, medication and all other essentials into the Palestinian territory since March 2.

Dissecting the spectacle and substance of Trump's Middle East tour.

Poles head to the polls to elect their next president as incumbent Duda's second term comes to an end.

Everton play their final Premier League match at Goodison Park on Sunday at a venue steeped in history and tradition.

The men were charged with engaging in conduct likely to assist a foreign intelligence service, police said.

Police officer killed as the country sees renewed deadly clashes in the aftermath of the killing of a militia commander.

Tebogo talks to Al Jazeera about breaking the American and Jamaican dominance, and the future of sprinting in Africa.

War on Palestinian territory expected to dominate summit, especially after Israel approves plans to expand offensive.

The Israeli withdrawal from Gaza in 2005 was not a concession. It was a strategic move to thwart Palestinian statehood.

New York's 38-point victory against Boston Celtics in Game 6 was the largest win in Knicks playoff history.

The drone strike in the Sumy region amounts to 'a cynical war crime', Ukraine's National Police say.

The left-wing contenders in Sunday's presidential election are expected to perform better this time - but not much.

Israel kills at least 115 Palestinians since Friday as it intensifies bombardment amid widespread forced starvation.

These are the key events on day 1,178 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Invasive species are an issue the world over, and waterways in mega-biodiverse Malaysia are threatened by imported fish.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement has accused a Mexican woman of furnishing a cartel with grenades and other weapons.

Moody's cited rising debt saying US had repeatedly failed to end the trend of large annual fiscal deficits and interest.

The court majority once again upheld a ruling that migrants were entitled to due process before their deportations.

US President Donald Trump has concluded his three-nation tour of the Gulf region.

European leaders speak to US president after Russia-Ukraine talks fail to achieve major breakthrough.

Bridget Brink has written an op-ed accusing Trump of putting 'pressure on the victim', Ukraine, instead of Russia.

Gaza volunteer calls Israel's intensified bombardment shocking" as Palestinians face severe food and medical shortages.

Ukraine and Russia agreed to a 1,000-for-1,000 prisoner swap - the war's largest - at direct peace talks in Istanbul.

Pep Guardiola admits FA Cup is not the first choice but final is 'massively important' to Man City.

Saudi and Qatari payments settle Syria's arrears, allowing World Bank and IMF to re-engage.

The bill proposes sweeping changes, including Trump's 2017 tax cuts and enacting deep cuts to social programmes.

The president has secured massive investments deals, appeared to snub Israel and scolded US interventionists.

Al Jazeera's Joseph Stepansky explains how the US Supreme Court may decide whether birthright citizenship stays or goes.

Author Ibram X Kendi on what still needs to be learned about Malcolm X's legacy and race in the United States.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promises more strikes if the group continues to launch attacks on Israel.

More than 370 Palestinians have been killed by Israel this week, as the UN continues to warn of imminent mass starvation

The strike leaves hundreds of thousands of commuters in New Jersey and New York without rail access.

A funeral was held for 23-year-old Mexican influencer Valeria Marquez, who was shot dead during TikTok livestream.

Lawyers for New Jersey man Hadi Matar said they planned to appeal the sentence, which was the maximum possible.

ICC says Karim Khan will take a leave of absence pending the conclusion of UN-led investigation.

The proposed merger, which would create the largest cable provider in the US, could face antitrust hurdles.

The war can only end on Moscow's terms. The West's inability to accept this harsh reality keeps Ukraine bleeding.

A chemical spill in the city of Jundiai has turned a lake bright blue, killing fish and dyeing local wildlife.

Days earlier, Novo Nordisk cut its sales and profitforecastfor first time since the launch of Wegovy four years ago.

Kyiv and Moscow agreed to exchange 1,000 prisoners of war each, heads of delegations say.

Since the outbreak of the war, Turkiye has weighed its support for Ukraine against maintaining its ties to Russia.

Israel has killed at least 100 Palestinians in what's reported to be some of the heaviest bombing since the war began.

Lifting sanctions in Syria has rare bipartisan support in the US, according to Richard Weitz at Nato Defense College.