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Thousands facing removal threats from the Department of Homeland Security have a chance to be allowed to remain in US.

First-quarter revenue jumped 44 percent to $108.5bn, exceeding analysts’ estimates.

Tim Scott, the only Black Republican US Senator, said, 'America is not a racist country'.

Israeli officials express 'deep concern on the Iran nuclear issue' during talks in Washington.

The announcement follows a meeting between President Kenyatta and UN refugee agency chief Filippo Grandi.

The ban, called 'red meat' for hate groups by opponents, awaits Republican Governor Ron DeSantis's signature.

The island nation is developing five experimental coronavirus vaccines and two have reached stage-three clinical trials.

Saudi Arabia has hired advisers to explore establishing its own domestic electric-vehicle maker, sources tell Bloomberg.

Loay Elbasyouni has made a remarkable journey from the Gaza Strip to NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California.

From crispy chicken sandwiches to tenders and wings, America's growing appetite for fried chicken is squeezing supply.

Outbreak of heavy fighting involving neighbouring countries' militaries raised fears of escalating into wider conflict.

No names announced as gov't imposes entry restrictions as sanction for role in Lebanon's political crisis or corruption.

Bill de Blasio, the city's mayor, set the date promising, 'This will be the summer of New York City.'

Disagreement on elections and president's term triggers unrest in Mogadishu.

A roof covering the structure - part of the Temple Mayor - collapsed, but damage is minor.

Plastic, paper, sugar, grain and other US commodities are all getting more expensive as demand outpaces supply.

Global supplies of COVID vaccines are tight. Brazil is hunting for more as India's crisis slows deliveries.

Wellness check leads to heavily-armoured standoff, deaths in North Carolina.

Hospitals and morgues are overwhelmed as India reports another world record number of daily infections.

A new report finds that the US deployment of aid was aimed in part to unseat Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro.

UN Population Fund says London has shrunk its support by 85 percent 'at a time when inequalities are deepening'.

President Joe Biden hopes that lifting rates for top earners will raise beaucoup bucks for the American Families Plan.

Relatives demand justice as rights groups call for thorough investigation of deaths during opposition protests.

In its quarterly inflation report, the central bank raised the inflation forecast from 9.4 percent.

She set up a daily routine during the lockdown, consisting of reading, dancing, sudoku and watching soap operas.

VR and Digital Innovation Studio wins ‘Best Use of Digital Media’ for interactive about Uighurs in diaspora.

Sexual, gender-based violence on the rise in conflict-hit Northwest and Southwest regions.

Africa CDC chief urges Africans to wear masks and avoid large gatherings, warning of continent's fragile health systems.

The attack in Yattakou village also left one person severely wounded and displaced residents, local governor says.

Writers, academics, musicians and actors seek guarantee of EU membership if Scotland votes for independence.

Biden vowed to reset Donald Trump's 'America First' policy and focus on international diplomacy. How has he fared?

Brendan Hunt shared a video titled 'Kill your senators. Slaughter them all'. He faces 10 years in prison.

The shooting of Anthony Alvarez comes amid heightened scrutiny of policing in the US.

The Biden administration cannot afford to continue doing foreign policy without a clear direction.

The US economy grew 6.4% in Q1, as consumers were reinvigorated by vaccinations, restriction rollbacks and stimulus aid.

From vaccinations to immigration, how is the Joe Biden White House doing?

Jailed Kremlin critic looks gaunt in video link images as he launches tirade against Putin.

Unable to find a hospital bed for his father, Ashish Shrivastav watched helplessly as his father struggled to breathe.

Israel had closed the fishing zone off the besieged enclave earlier this week in response to rocket attacks.

Dalit studies are about much more than the enquiry of victimhood.

Fearing prolonged flight ban between India and UAE, some Indians swamp private operators to whisk them back to safety.

Overall, more than 900 people from South Korea's delegation will be vaccinated.

Workers abandoning cities in droves in repeat of last year's exodus when lockdown shut industries and left them jobless.

The defence ministry made the announcement two days after it reported fighting with 'irregular Colombian armed groups'.

Karim Tabbou and other Hirak movement activists are boycotting the legislative elections slated to be held in June.

BioNTech chief announces development in German magazine, citing importance for child vaccinations in ending pandemic.

From responding to SOS messages, selling car to buy oxygen cylinders to Muslims cremating Hindus - Indians fight on.

With only one oxygen cylinder and no way to afford another, the family of a cancer patient with COVID face hard choices.

Latest round of talks in Geneva fails to make headway in ending decades-old conflict between Greek and Turkish Cypriots.

Juror Brandon Mitchell said reaching guilty verdict in the killing of George Floyd was 'easy' after difficult trial.