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TPS provides hundreds of thousands the right to live and work in the US, based on events in their home countries.

Biden calls Trump a 'climate arsonist' as president awards medals to hero servicemen who rescued residents from death.

Turner, who suffered from mental illness, was shot by Juan Delacruz at an apartment complex where they both lived.

Hundreds of people take to the streets in city of Lancaster, Pennsylvania after a police officer fatally shot Munoz.

The suspect, alleged to have CIA ties, had help from three Venezuelan conspirators who were arrested last week.

The dead include two children and a woman; Greek coastguard says it is unclear whether anyone is still missing.

Local elections held as opposition leader recovers from suspected poisoning.

President Lukashenko began raising the question of changing Belarus's constitution several years ago.

Both deputies suffered critical head wounds, but are expected to survive, police said.

Six-people limit comes into force after UK sees spike in cases caused primarily by people in their teens and twenties.

Biden is not an anti-Islamophobia candidate. Just take a look at Obama's legacy.

The people of the world need to fight for their right to global democracy and a global parliament.

Fire burning in the wetlands of west-central Brazil is threatening one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet.

Pompeo is hopeful for end of Qatar blockade and wants to build on Arab-Israeli rapprochement to better confront Iran.

Police announce the arrest of a second man in connection with the rape of a woman on a popular highway last week.

Palestinian media reports say authorities gave 21 days to challenge demolition order for mosque in town of Silwan.

Forecasters say Sally will bring dangerous weather conditions and the risk of flooding to an already battered coastline.

Analysts say normalisation deals between UAE, Bahrain, and Israel are unprecedented steps with unknown ramifications.

Move comes amid Palestinian anger over US-sponsored agreements between Israel and UAE, Bahrain.

Intellectuals such as Cornel West and Achille Mbembe call on Portugal to act after series of racist attacks.

Journalists attacked, arrested or killed in 21 protests between January and June of this year, UNESCO said.

Russian leader agrees to $1.5bn loan with Minsk and says Belarus crisis should be resolved without foreign interference.

Why the mayor of Colombia's capital is calling for reconciliation with protesters.

Churails has been lauded for breaking new ground, smashing stereotypes and putting women at the centre of its story.

The 66-year-old government critic who inspired the Hollywood film about 1994 genocide was arrested abroad last month.

Prime minister-designate meets President Michel Aoun as deadline agreed with France about gov't formation looms.

Indonesian capital goes back into partial lockdown as doctors warn the healthcare system is on the brink of collapse.

A brief history of Belarus's rocky relationship with Russia, amid protests that threaten to end Lukashenko's long rule.

Tensions rise on Lesbos after Moria fire, with fears new, permanent reception centre could limit refugees' freedom.

Umar Khalid arrested under anti-terror law for making a speech during nationwide protests against a citizenship law.

At least 13 killed in two separate landslides triggered by torrential monsoon rains in northern Nepal.

Prime Minister Modi faces criticism for not allowing questions as opposition MPs look to corner gov't on its policies.

Farmer's son quietly rose to become the country's presumptive 63rd prime minister after years as Abe's loyal deputy.

Early results show pro-Kremlin wins in governor elections; Navalny allies secure some city council seats in Siberia.

Three-week lockdown starting Friday afternoon will last through the entire Jewish holiday season.

Protesters have taken to the streets in several cities in recent days in anger over poor living conditions.

Landslides triggered by torrential monsoon rains sweep through two villages in Nepal, destroying hundreds of houses.

Election paves the way for him to replace Shinzo Abe as the country's next prime minister on Wednesday.

A growing network of psychiatrists is tackling a mental health crisis spurred by climate change.

Report says world went from 'at risk' to 'disorder' because too few governments prepared effectively for a pandemic.

The government says 'crimes' of 12, picked up at sea as they tried to get to Taiwan, fall under mainland jurisdiction.

People in Myanmar's troubled western state are battling a surge in coronavirus in the midst of escalating conflict.

A clause in the UAE-Bahrain accords with Israel leaves 'door wide open' to Jewish prayer at holy site, analysts say.

Schools, malls and hotels, among other businesses, will shut down, and restrictions on movement will be imposed.

The National Weather Service issues a 'red flag warning' amid conditions that could stoke the blazes in some areas.

Paulette expected to bring storm surge, coastal floods and high winds to Bermuda; Storm Sally approaches US Gulf Coast.

Bahrain moves to please the US, deter perceived regional threats by following in the UAE's footsteps, analysts say.

The M5-RFP coalition that recently led anti-government protests rejects a political charter presented by military.

Taylor was a Black emergency medical worker fatally shot by police in her home in Louisville, Kentucky in March.

France, UK, and Austria among those struggling as new coronavirus cases continue to spike on the continent.