An ICE officer involved in a fatal shooting in Maine earlier this week has a documented history of violent behavior and serious mental health issues, according to family members and court records reviewed by the AP.

The RTS,S malaria vaccine is reducing severe illness in Africa, but health officials worry few children return for the crucial fourth dose needed to maintain immunity.

The chair of Operation Black Vote said Andy Burnham, Britain’s new prime minister, has a historic opportunity to shift national discourse on racism and must address specific race issues alongside class inequalities.

Experts recommend acknowledging embarrassing moments, accepting compliments gracefully, and taking deliberate pauses when flustered to navigate social awkwardness with composure.

Israeli defense and finance ministers announced plans for three new military outposts in Gaza and over $400 million in West Bank settlement funding, amid preparations for national elections scheduled for 27 October.

Greece has nominated Mount Olympus, the legendary home of ancient Greek gods, for UNESCO World Heritage status as a mixed cultural and natural site, with the committee voting during its meeting in South Korea this month.

A woman identified as Anya has provided a detailed account of years spent as an assistant to Jeffrey Epstein, describing psychological manipulation, financial control, sexual abuse, and coercive tactics she says he used to maintain dominance over multiple women.

Ghanaian hand-painted film posters, once advertising neighborhood video clubs, have evolved into globally collectible art pieces, with artists now creating commissioned works for international audiences.

Indian activist Sonam Wangchuk, conducting a 20-day hunger strike in support of educational reforms, was forcibly removed from his protest site and admitted to a hospital on Saturday.