New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy addresses mysterious drone sightings, calls for action amid growing concerns across the U.S.

The BJP on Monday asked former Congress president Sonia Gandhi to return the correspondences of India’s first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru with a host of personalities to the Prime Ministers’...

The policy advocates for strays caught by local authorities to be neutered and released instead of being euthanised.

Gedling Borough Council and Broxtowe Borough Council are among the authorities which could be completely scrapped

Businesses, charities and regular people on the street say the end of the Canada Post strike comes too late to ensure cards and packages arrive for Christmas.

66 per cent of B.C. parents were unable to correctly identify the meaning of the descriptive grading words such as “extending” and

A community association in the Tranquille Valley is hoping to use the site of a former school to train community wildland firefighters.

Derby does not spend the most or least across the country but are they enough to bring more people to the city centre?

'Every time I think of Kyran I get angry and agitated at the thought that some person or persons out there murdered him'

EXCLUSIVE: Speaking ahead of the 17th anniversary of the disappearance of Amy Fitzpatrick on New Year's Day, Dave Mahon said he and wife Audrey have not given up hope of finding her but don't have the energy or health they once had

Eugene O’Sullivan survived coming face to face with an IRA gang in an infamous shootout in Leitrim in 1983, which claimed the lives of Garda Gary Sheehan and Army Private Patrick Kelly

The last 'Bedminster Green plot' will go back to the drawing board

While the bizarre plan will save the taxpayer millions, people will have to wait longer for a permanent home

Solihull Council’s planning committee defers home extension decision until the new year

There are currently 13 prisoners in the unit.

Staff will work on changes recommended by two reviews prompted by whistleblowers' welfare concerns and allegations of a toxic culture at the Christchurch zoo.

Demands for urgent review of West Midlands Pension Fund in overpayment row

BJP leader H. Raja files criminal appeals challenging conviction and imprisonment, expected to be heard by Madras High Court.

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An alleged spy who had his identity revealed on Monday was a “founder” of Prince Andrew’s money-making scheme in China.

Hannah McLaughlan and Ellie Wilson want changes to the parole system, which they say adds to the trauma of survivors.

"Just as well hospitals don't shut down when they are short staffed"

He claimed the dog was clumsy

Protesters shouted "this bill kills" and unfurled a banner before they were ordered to be removed.

It's a bittersweet return for residents of Homs, which was the site of a brutal years-long siege.

European Union regulators said Tuesday they're investigating whether TikTok breached the bloc's digital rulebook by failing to deal with risks to Romania's presidential election, which has been thrown into turmoil over allegations of electoral violations and Russian meddling.

An overnight curfew goes into force Tuesday evening as authorities try to stabilize Mayotte in the aftermath of Cyclone Chido, the most intense storm to hit the French Indian Ocean archipelago in 90 years.

Canada's housing shortage, widely recognized as a national crisis and the catalyst of significant immigration cuts, is The Canadian Press News Story of the Year.

Monrovia– The campus-based, Vanguard Student Unification Party (SUP) has blisteringly criticized the Boakai-Koung administration, accusing it of gross incompetence, widespread corruption, and neglect of the Liberian people. By Willie N. Tokpah, willie.tokpah@frontpageafricaonline In a statement read by SUP Chairman Sylvester Wheeler on Monday, December 16, at the University of Liberia’s Capitol Hill campus, the group

The sale marks a "momentous moment" for West Coast hapū Ngāti Māhaki.

The Interim Management Team of the Liberia Refugee Repatriation and Resettlement Commission (LRRRC), has presented several food items to workers of the entity in Johnsonville and Bentol. The items presented include several bags of rice, Argo Oil and cornmeal amongst others. Making the presentation over the weekend, the Acting Executive Director Jackson Paye said the

The building, which included a window described as 'massive' and 'horrendous', had prompted a swathe of objections

BJP National President and Leader of the House in the Rajya Sabha, JP Nadda, initiated a debate in the Upper House of Parliament, highlighting the significance of the Indian Constitution. He...

Norwegian firm Mowi, which describes itself as the 'world's most sustainable protein producer' has been selling fish exposed to dozens of chemicals to UK supermarkets as 'organic'.

Walter Brown and Sharon Kelly have moved into a new build home, but the couple are not happy with the condition of a nearby area

The former SNP leader says it will be the "right time" to leave the Scottish Parliament.

J.P. Nadda criticizes Congress, emphasizes importance of good implementation of Constitution, and praises abrogation of Article 370.

The North West department of social development is to repatriate 27 undocumented Mozambican teenagers back to their country today after they resurfaced from abandoned mines in Stilfontein more than a month ago.

The North West department of social development is to repatriate 27 undocumented Mozambican teenagers back to their country today after they resurfaced from abandoned mines in Stilfontein more than a month ago.

Victoria proposes new laws to combat rising antisemitism, including bans on protests near places of worship.

Hundreds of desperate asylum seekers are trying to ‘escape’ the UK for France beneath lorries and on makeshift rafts after being left in limbo by British authorities, LBC can reveal.

South Korea's acting leader reassures stability after President's impeachment, as rival parties clash over court ruling mechanics.

More 'School Streets' have been announced for autumn term

Alleged spy Yang Tengbo, who denies allegations he acted as a Chinese spy while working in the UK, reportedly launched the Duke of York's Pitch@Palace initiative in Beijing

The vote to impeach himmarked the culmination of a stunning political showdown sparked by his shock decision to impose martial law.

“The proposed name change is seen as an affront to our collective identity and history,” the statement reads in part.

Former First Minister of Scotland Humza Yousaf is to stand down as an MSP at the 2026 Holyrood election.