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Philadelphia 76ers beat Houston Rockers 128-122, while Nuggets, Mavericks, Trail Blazers, Clippers and Spurs also win.

Carlos Alcaraz marches on towards goal of youngest winner of all four majors as he powers on at Australian Open.

A Singapore-flagged vessel with 21 Filipino sailors on board capsizes, killing two and leaving four missing.

Investigative journalist Lila Hassan has uncovered evidence that sheds light on ICE's controversial training.

Testifying at a House hearing, Jack Smith said the two federal cases were based on evidence, not politics.

To Lam will continue to lead Vietnam's Communist Party amid pledges to continue rapid reform of country's economy.

As key buildings, including the Parliament, suffer from blackouts, finding light is ever challenging across Ukraine.

Martyrs die, and mourning - after a while - usually fades. Not with Sharif Osman Hadi in Bangladesh. Here's why.

Critics say it's enabling violence in Sudan. And while backing Somalia's unity, it is doing business with Somaliland.

US health secretary, secretary of state announce that Washington completes the process of WHO withdrawal.

The film draws on real audio from the 5-year-old's call with emergency services as her family came under Israeli fire.

A map showing what Gaza would look like under US President Donald Trump's redevelopment plan raises big questions.

Officials have warned the search for the missing could take several days.

Canada's prime minister openly criticised tariffs and the collapse of the rules-based order in his address in Davos.

South Africa's government is facing backlash from the US and from within its own administration for hosting Iran's navy.

Israeli strategy for Gaza caught between settlements and security zones, as it continues to kill Palestinians.

In Ethiopia, once largest recipient of USAID funds in sub-Saharan Africa, many left with 'little humanitarian support'.

Legal groups says Australia obliged to investigate Israel's President Herzog for his role in genocidal war on Gaza.

Japan to hold election on February 8 after the country's first woman premier, Sanae Takaichi, dissolves parliament.

US president says 'big force going towards Iran' but he would 'rather not see anything happen' amid tension with Tehran.

Although the United States defended Greenland during World War II, it never ruled the territory.

School superintendent says the child was 'essentially' used 'as bait' to apprehend his father, who is seeking asylum.

These are the key developments from day 1,429 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

The Trump administration's message comes as Haiti's Transitional Presidential Council faces pressure to hold elections.

Rafael Tudares Bracho, who is married to Gonzalez's daughter, was arrested shortly before Maduro's third inauguration.

Press rights campaigners slammed the case against Bohran Bssaies and Mourad Zghidi as "legal persecution".

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says system is broken, with world powers employing force.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani says pro-Palestine activist Mahmoud Khalil deserves to stay' in New York City.

The Oscars leave ABC for YouTube in 2029, signaling a major shift in how audiences watch live events.

The Ellison-owned media giant will now give investors until February 20 to consider its bid.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, in Davos, urged Europe to show more courage and unity.

The $5bn lawsuit alleges JPMorgan abruptly closed multiple accounts in 2021 cutting off Trump & his firms from financing

US Vice President JD Vance blamed the far left" for chaotic and at times violent immigration operations in Minnesota.

Greenland residents call thousands of rusted barrels American flowers,' left behind when the US abandoned its base.

After meeting with the SDF's commander, US's Tom Barrack said all parties agreed upholding the truce is 'essential'.

Donald Trump launched his Board of Peace" with a vision of Gaza that sees Hamas disarmed and real estate developed.

Smith told Congress that he found 'proof beyond a reasonable doubt that President Trump engaged in criminal activity'.

Hill 350, a strategic high point on the Thailand-Cambodia border, was fiercely contested in fighting last year.

French President Emmanuel Macron says vessel subject to international sanctions, suspected of 'flying false flag'.

Senegal face investigation following players and coaches walk-off in injury time of AFCON final against hosts Morocco.

The US launches a "Board of Peace" for Gaza, but Palestinians have no seat at the table.

Real Madrid remain the top earner in world football but Liverpool leap in ranking, while Manchester United slide.

A Russian drone strike hit a residential building in the Ukrainian city of Dnipro, injuring seven people.

Deadly floodings across southern Africa has submerged roads, homes and schools, forcing evacuations.

Ryan Coogler's film Sinners makes history with a record 16 nominations, followed by One Battle After Another with 13.

More than 620,000 affected by Mozambique floods, as vital infrastructure and tens of thousands of homes are destroyed.

After meeting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, US President Donald Trump says Russia's war has to end'.

Much of postcolonial Africa still fails to confront the political vision for which Patrice Lumumba was eliminated.

A teacher and his students in rural Argentina use music to raise the alarm about the dangers of pesticide spraying.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu's flip-flop is part of disruption tactics to stall any peace in Gaza, say analysts.