Earthquake shakes New York City

The 4.8-magnitude quake interrupted a session of the UN Security Council

‘Stop lying,’ Russia tells US

The current standoff with Moscow was the exclusive choice of the West, which has trampled on diplomacy, Ambassador Anatoly Antonov has claimed

Man arrested for punching several women in New York streets

Recently, women across New York City have reported attacks where they were approached by a stranger who punched them in the head or face.

Biden calls Putin ‘a butcher’

The Kremlin has previously said Americans should be ashamed of a president who indulges in such remarks

Trump hints he would deport Prince Harry

The presumptive Republican nominee has said his administration would take “appropriate action” if the British royal lied about using drugs

Support for LGBTQ protections declines in US – poll

A new survey has suggested that public backing for anti-discrimination measures has decreased for the first time since 2015

Realistic digital Marilyn Monroe to make debut at tech conference

More than 60 years after her death, Digital Marilyn - created with the help of artificial intelligence - will make her debut on Friday at the South by Southwest tech conference in Austin, Texas.

I am ready to lead America – Kamala Harris

The vice president is eager to step in should the US President Joe Biden end up deemed unfit for the office

US names Yemen operation – CNN

The naming suggests a longer-term campaign against the Houthis, the outlet has said

Derek Chauvin, police officer who killed George Floyd, stabbed in prison: US media

Chauvin, who is white, knelt on the 46-year-old Black man's neck for more than nine minutes on a Minneapolis street despite the dying man's pleas.

US Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib introduces resolution to recognise Nakhba

US Congresswoman calls for recognising the forced expulsion of at least 750,000 Palestinians during Israel's establishment in 1948.

Abortion illegal as bill fails in U.S. Senate

With 49 votes in support and 51 against, the "Women's Health Protection Act" was 11 short of the 60 votes needed to be fully debated in the 100-member Senate.
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