The family of deceased Capitol officer refuses to shake hands with top Republicans at an awards ceremony.

The business is synonymous with the former president, but neither he or his family were on trial.

Holiday hotspots like Bali are still recovering from the pandemic - now new laws could derail them again.

The north African team reach the quarter-finals for the first time after beating Spain on penalties.

Ukraine's president says the defence of the Donetsk region is crucial to protect the entire nation.

Two women say their ex-partners used Apple AirTags to find them.

The House committee investigating the attack will make criminal referrals to the justice department.

A UK judge rules Juan Carlos is immune from claims pertaining to the period before his abdication.

Japanese lawmakers have started debating a bill that would regulate donations to religious entities. They include the group formerly known as the Unification Church. ()

The mother of Hana Kimura, a former cast member of the popular reality show "Terrace House," said Tuesday she has filed a lawsuit against the program's Japanese broadcaster and two other companies, claiming her daughter committed suicide because of the show. (Japan Today)

Japanese Major Leaguer Ohtani Shohei of the Los Angeles Angels has been chosen as a starting pitcher and designated hitter for the All-MLB Team. (NHK)

A former Iranian president makes rare public comments praising anti-government protesters.

Staff have complained that testing is being rushed and is causing needless deaths, Reuters reports.

The attacker, armed with a rifle and wearing body armour, killed five in an LGBT nightclub.

Cristina Fernández is accused of leading a conspiracy to award public work contracts to a friend.

The 16-year-old Roma boy is shot in the head, in the latest incident involving police use of force.

The South Korean ambassador to Brazil hosted a party as the two countries clashed in the World Cup.

The network says it has evidence that Shireen Abu Aqla was shot by an Israeli soldier "deliberately".

The channel has been accused of showing content that supports Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.

Video shows the man shot by a policeman at close range, and bystanders say it was unjustified.