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Why resigning from the US government wasn't enough for one official who stepped down.

The court injunction comes as the school launches a lawsuit calling Trump's actions a 'blatant violation' of its rights.

Trump's inner circle is mainstreaming ideas that threaten the disabled, the elderly and the poor.

President Donald Trump also threatened a 25-percent tariff on Apple products unless iPhones are made in the US.

As India strengthens ties with Kabul, Pakistan and Afghanistan return to the table after Chinese mediation.

Mining company Sibanye-Stillwater says all miners are safe and have been provided with food as they await rescue.

New mediation must confront the root causes of conflict and include voices long excluded from elite-driven peace talks.

UN and doctors warn that volume of aid supplies for Gaza residents is insufficient following 11-week blockade.

As Real Madrid confirm Carlo Ancelotti's departure, the Italian wishes luck to incoming coach Xabi Alonso.

Guyana has claimed the resource-rich region of Essequibo. But so has Venezuela. Will a new election ratchet up tensions?

Former leader accused of 'treason, war crimes, [and] crimes against humanity' for his support of M23 rebels in east.

Today on The Stream:Wepaint a picture of how AI is reshaping the creative landscape.

Israeli settlers have attacked a community in the occupied West Bank, setting fire to cars and houses.

Kigali in talks to house migrant deportees from US, but rights groups worry such deals further endanger the vulnerable.

Doctors at the Nasser Hospital in Gaza are overwhelmed by a surge in the number of malnourished children.

East African rights groups condemn Tanzania after Agather Atuhaire was found at the Ugandan border.

President Jose Raul Mulino, whose changes to social security laws prompted the protest, called the strike 'illegal'.

Is the US sliding into authoritarianism? Marc Lamont Hill speaks to historian of fascism, Ruth Ben-Ghiat.

Some 6,800 international students are currently enrolled at Harvard University and risk losing their legal status.

Global anger at Israel for firing on diplomats visiting Jenin camp in the occupied West Bank.

Israel has carried out multiple bombings across southern Lebanon, including blowing up a multi-story apartment building.

Hundreds of thousands deported by Pakistan and Iran face poverty, unemployment, and lack of aid in fragile Afghanistan.

Finance chiefs will 'explore' new measures against Moscow should no ceasefire be agreed, although US tempers language.

Washington and Tehran have taken a tough public stance before talks, with enrichment a key point of contention.

Trump blocked Harvard's ability to enrol international students, escalating tensions with the Ivy League university.

The price of Japanese-grown rice is soaring due to high inflation, low farm yields and a growing tourism sector.

About 50,000 people are still isolated after powerful weather system dumped months of rain in three days.

A simple ceasefire is unlikely to set the stage for undoing the damage from Russia's war, experts say.

The US will cut exports to Sudan and lines of government credit after determining that banned weapons were used.

NBA's MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander leads Oklahoma City Thunder to Game 2 win over Minnesota Timberwolves in West finals.

No country formally recognises the Taliban. But the group's recent diplomatic overdrive shows many want it as a partner.

These are the key events on day 1,184 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Genaro Garcia Luna, formerly a high-ranking government official, is serving a 38-year sentence for accepting bribes.

US president says system will shield country from missile threats, including from space.

Elias Rodriguez faces charges of first-degree murder, murder of foreign officials and causing death with a firearm.

Move to block Harvard from enrolling foreign students latest action against university in months-long pressure campaign.

The group said it would call for analysis on international supply chain resilience.

Syrians are hoping sanctions relief will help boost investment, reconstruction after more than a decade of civil war.

US and Israel have always been close, especially under Trump, but that makes even the smallest differences more evident.

Mourners held a vigil outside the Capital Jewish Museum after two Israeli Embassy staffers were fatally shot Wednesday.

Israeli attacks come as residents of Lebanon's southern districts prepare to vote in municipal elections on Saturday.

A small plane crashed into a US neighbourhood near San Diego early Thursday.

Moody's ratings agency has stripped the US of its last perfect credit rating.

Desperately hungry Palestinians scrambled to try and get their share of Gaza's first freshly baked bread in weeks.

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa met Donald Trump in a bid to reset US ties.

Economists echo Jamie Dimon's concerns as US credit downgrade and tariff-driven uncertainty continue.

Russia and Ukraine are expected to each swap 1,000 prisoners of war as part of deal reached at recent talks in Istanbul.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem says move is response to university's refusal to comply with Trump demands.

The high court's decision avoids setting precedent but allows a lower court's ruling barring the school to stand.

After a year of bloodshed, the UK and allies are speaking. Now they must act.