A faction in the Bundestag has accused Alternative for Germany (AfD) of violating democratic principles and has demanded its ban

Lebanon's Hezbollah said Wednesday that it had fired ballistic missiles at the Israeli army's headquarters in Tel Aviv in the second attack of the day

Greece's state intelligence agency on Wednesday said it had declassified a set of archival documents for the first time in its history, covering the

          President Trump and Joe Biden met at the White House on Wednesday to discuss the transition process.

           As we enter the dawn of a new political era it’s important to highlight the radicalism of the left.

EV maker Tesla is recalling thousands of its Cybertrucks due to a drive-inverter issue that potentially increases the risk of a crash

Spanish infrastructure giant Ferrovial and Australian investment fund Macquarie said Wednesday they have agreed to sell the operator of three British

Outgoing US President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping will meet Saturday at the APEC summit in Peru, in what will likely be their last

The editorial director of British Vogue magazine on Wednesday said she was worried about the return of thin models, linking the trend to the widespread

Spain's national weather agency put parts of the eastern Valencia region under the highest alert level for rain on Wednesday, two weeks after floods

A famed Russian chef who has been highly critical of Moscow's war in Ukraine has been found dead while on a visit to Serbia's capital, according to

          The head of the Church of England, Justin Welby, has resigned from his duties after an investigation revealed he failed to alert police about a volunteer at a Christian summer camp was sexually abusing young boys.

           The Senate GOP has voted to select John Thune of South Dakota as Majority Leader in a blow to MAGA conservatives.

           President Trump on Wednesday announced senior his White House Staff of all stars.

Russia's economy grew by 3.1 percent year-on-year in the third quarter, Moscow's official statistics agency said Wednesday, slowing from a rate of 4.1