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Justice Ginsburg lived a storied life, filled with judicial accomplishments and personal friends on the Supreme Court.

Voters begin to cast ballots in Minnesota, Virginia, South Dakota and Wyoming.

Politicians and celebrities are paying tribute to the late Supreme Court justice, who died from cancer Friday aged 87.

A champion of women's rights, Ruth Bader Ginsburg was the second woman to serve on the US Supreme Court.

European cities and regions including Athens, Madrid, Nice and Dublin see tighter coronavirus-related restrictions.

National Council of Canadian Muslims says fatal stabbing of man outside a Toronto-area mosque has shaken the community.

Officials say Hurricane Sally has killed two people in Alabama, and caused at least $21m in damage in Florida.

The drug, given through an IV, tamps down a protein that is often found in excess in COVID-19 patients.

Oil and gas exploration in the eastern Mediterranean has sparked a dispute between NATO neighbours Turkey and Greece.

Authorities say cooler weather, storms and work of thousands of firefighters are giving hope on the US West Coast.

US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention now says anyone in close contact with an infected person should be tested.

Families demand justice after Indian army admits it killed three unidentified fighters in Amshipora village.

Police charged 15 people in connection with riots triggered by new citizenship law that critics say excludes Muslims.

An AP news agency investigation finds more examples of surgeries performed without consent on immigration detainees.

By pulling out of race, Jeanine Anez could increase chances the October 18 election will be pushed to a second round.

Turkey rejects 'unfounded allegations' by the UN against Syrian opposition groups affiliated with its armed forces.

They will be emptied twice a day when early voting starts, with 24-hour surveillance.

They are making unprecedented demands for reform of the monarchy and for the political power of the king to be removed.

UK reported to be considering fresh lockdown after new cases almost double to 6,000 a day.

President Thaci awards Trump one of country's highest honours for efforts on peace and reconciliation.

Assange's lawyer says deal offered in exchange for source for the hacking of Democratic emails before 2016 election.

Dutch initiative is latest attempt to hold Syrian gov't accountable amid reports it is mistreating its own citizens.

The blockade has resulted in more than $9.8bn in lost revenue, exacerbating electricity and fuel shortages.

The president and Democratic challenger will both campaign on the same day in the state where George Floyd was killed.

There is a lack of food, water and toilet facilities at Kara Tepe, forcing people to urinate in the sea and near tents.

The worst floods in Sudan in a century continue to displace thousands.

Mexican scientists recently identified the vessel as 'La Union', believed to have gone down in September 1861.

Border Guard Service says border checkpoints remain open, though controls and inspections have been strengthened.

Russia-funded networks stand by embattled leader, who in turn uses their outlets to lavish praise on 'brother' Putin.

Daily UK cases alone number in the thousands, as experts say the true figure could be in the tens of thousands.

UN envoy says he hopes meeting in Switzerland to result in swift release of detainees.

Wales's first minister had the idea to keep a third of the workforce on rotation at home permanently.

For many teachers, there is no sign when the challenge of teaching without a classroom might end.

Atwi was reportedly hit in the head by a bullet fired in the air during funeral last month for Beirut explosion victim.

Authorities evacuate more than one million people across three central provinces, shut down all airports in the region.

World Food Programme chief warns famine possible in up to three dozen countries, decries situation in Yemen and DRC.

Since March the Pakistan Taliban has unleashed a wave of attacks on Pakistani security forces, killing 40 soldiers.

One month on since Navalny fell ill, the Kremlin critic is out of a coma amid a growing rift between Europe and Russia.

President appoints newcomer Mohamed Hussein Roble to replace former Prime Minister Hassan Ali Khaire.

With classrooms closed to curb coronavirus, girls are more at risk of FGM, teenage pregnancy and child marriage.

Health minister refuses to rule out another national lockdown as 21 more die from disease.

China, which claims the democratically-ruled island as its own, says combat drills are to defend its 'sovereignty'.

The guidelines said testing was not necessary for people who were exposed to COVID-19 but not displaying symptoms.

With 24,000 Australians stranded abroad, PM Scott Morrison moves to raise cap on number of people allowed in each week.

It is time we move beyond our obsession with revolutionary aesthetics and engage with its politics.

If Hannah Arendt theorised public happiness for Americans, Armajani staged it beautifully.

Protests follow last week's death of 49-year-old woman in cell, the 441st since landmark 1991 royal commission on issue.

In the first country in Asia to legalise medical marijuana, some promise it will alleviate poverty and even cure cancer.

The Twenty20 tournament was moved to the UAE as coronavirus cases in India have surged in recent months.

At town hall in Pennsylvania, Biden says Trump's inept response to COVID 'close to criminal', Trump speaks in Wisconsin