The Kremlin has opened a criminal case against the prosecutor and several judges on the International Criminal Court in an apparent act of retribution for the court issuing an arrest warrant against President Vladimir Putin.

Target’s standout message for LGBTQ Pride Month is simple: “Live Laugh Lesbian.”

As lawmakers in North Carolina, South Carolina and Florida work to restrict abortion rights, options for Southern women seeking to end a pregnancy are diminishing.

HIROSHIMA, Japan — Ukraine’s President Volodomyr Zelenskyy touched down in Japan Saturday for diplomatic talks with the leaders of the seven industrial nations, hours after President Joe Biden and his allies announced a slew of new sanctions designed to impede Russia’s ability to prolong the war.

Brought closer by the war in Ukraine, Russia and China’s ties are on vivid display in the border town of Heihe.

Republicans returned to the debt ceiling negotiating table Friday night after temporarily pausing talks with the White House that they said were “not productive.”

The U.S. and its allies plan to provide F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine — although the planes may not necessarily come directly from the U.S..

A federal judge on Friday ordered Jack Teixeira, the Massachusetts Air National Guardsman accused of leaking classified military documents, to remain in jail while he awaits trial.

The parents of 8-year-old Anadith Tanay Reyes Álvarez, who died in Border Patrol custody, say their daughter’s illness wasn’t taken seriously and demand “justice.”

There was no migrant surge after Title 42 ended. Some shelter operators in Mexico say there are signs some migrants are rethinking how they’ll enter the U.S.