Sen. Darline Graham acknowledged limited knowledge of national security during a South Carolina debate, stating she is ‘not that informed’ on foreign policy despite strong military family ties.

Kenya has tripled its renewable energy capacity target to 5,500 megawatts, including 2,000 MW of nuclear power, but experts warn the expansion may not lower electricity costs for consumers without broader reforms.

Chinese authorities arrested a government official and businessman accused of sexually assaulting a woman at a Hangzhou karaoke bar, sparking significant public outcry on social media.

Israel struck an air base in northwestern Syria early Tuesday, stating the action was meant to prevent Turkish military deployment there, drawing condemnation from Syria, Turkey, and regional nations.

Afghan grape farmers are converting harvests into raisins after border closures with Pakistan eliminated their primary export market, causing severe income losses and threatening livelihoods across the region.

Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan and Democratic former Rep. Mary Peltola advanced from Alaska’s primary and are preparing for a competitive general election race that has drawn national attention due to Senate control implications.

An activist was arrested and detained by US authorities after protesting against a Trump-endorsed Colombian presidential candidate, later forcing his departure from the country.

Queen Camilla revealed she knew about King Charles III’s cancer diagnosis before its public announcement and struggled to keep the secret during a charity visit to a cancer support center.

US authorities charged 17 Iranians for an alleged years-long cyber theft campaign targeting 144 American universities and 42 private firms, stealing over 31 terabytes of academic data.