Frances Martel

Two men on a motorcycle allegedly snatched a woman's necklace off her body as she was walking through a New York City crosswalk Saturday.

The military junta in Myanmar on Thursday arrested 24-year-old model and actor Paing Takhon, hailed as “the most handsome person in Southeast Asia” by fans, because he criticized the coup.

China's Global Times, a newspaper published by the government, dismissed Thursday the widely accepted consensus that the Chinese coronavirus originated in Hubei province, China, as a "conspiracy theory" that did not deserve free speech safeguards.

The governments of China and Russia, which appear to be taking the lead in talks between Iran and the remaining partners in the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, expressed optimism after talks concluded on Friday for the week that progress had occurred.

Soccer star Megan Rapinoe is blasting NBA player Draymond Green's criticism of the equal pay movement for women in sports.

The secretary of Russia's Security Council, Nikolai Patrushev, said in an interview Thursday that American "military biology research" may account for the eruption of the Chinese coronavirus pandemic in Wuhan, central China.

A New Mexico teen on her vacation to Orlando, Florida, became a hero when she rescued a toddler from drowning.

A week after news reports began surfacing of a growing Chinese coronavirus outbreak in southern Yunnan province, Chinese state media confirmed Thursday that the Communist Party chief in Ruili, the city where the outbreak began, lost his job for "serious negligence in epidemic control.

Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro told supporters in a nationally televised broadcast Wednesday that he is evading a currently active ban on posting to Facebook by using his wife's, "First Combatant" Cilia Flores, account.

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian defended his regime's ongoing genocide of the Uyghur Muslim people on Wednesday by claiming that roving "white mobs" terrorized Muslim communities in America in the aftermath of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

Officials in Iran once again debunked claims by the U.S. State Department and friendly media that the Biden Administration is in "indirect" talks with Tehran on Wednesday, stating the Islamic regime has nothing to discuss without an end to every American sanction on the rogue state.

Kim Jong-un appeared to state North Korea is currently enduring the worst period of its history in a speech to members of his ruling Workers' Party of Korea (WPK) on Wednesday.

The San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) voted unanimously on Tuesday to reverse a controversial decision earlier this year to rename 44 schools, including those named for presidents Abraham Lincoln and George Washington.

The Ministry of Foreign Relations (Minrex) of Cuba confirmed Monday that it had summoned the top American diplomat in the country, Embassy Chargé d'Affairs Timothy Zúñiga-Brown, to protest "flagrant and systematic violations of human rights in the United States.

John Kerry, President Joe Biden's special representative on climate change, met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Tuesday for an impromptu meeting on "the climate agenda" in India.

The government of Iran denied it would engage the United States in talks on Tuesday after the administration of President Joe Biden confirmed on Monday that it would send an envoy to Vienna, Austria, where the remaining signatories of the Iran nuclear deal are scheduled to discuss a path

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Sunday, CBS's "60 Minutes" aired a reportsaying that weeks before Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) announced a partnership with Publix grocery stores to distribute the COVID-19 vaccine in its pharmacies, Publix donated $100,000 to his PAC.

A poll published this weekend by the firm Meganálisis found overwhelming national distrust in socialist dictator Nicolás Maduro's handling of the Chinese coronavirus pandemic in Venezuela, particularly regarding the number of cases and deaths the regime attributes to the virus.

China organized the first nationwide homages on Sunday to four soldiers killed fighting Indian troops on the nations' border in June, the first time the Communist Party had allowed such public mourning over the incident in nearly a year.

On Saturday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “Velshi,” Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms (D) said that it’s very clear that “the threat of an economic boycott is a driving factor” in the corporate opposition to Georgia’s election law.