Biden’s debate performance has sparked a fresh round of calls for him to consider stepping aside from the presidential race.

E. coli, a disease typically found in human and animal intestines, has led to one death in England.

After questions on inflation and abortion, Biden and Trump sparred on whether terrorists are coming across the US southern border.

Ahead of France’s snap election, Le Pen has said President Macron can’t send troops to Ukraine if National Rally wins.

A current American president has never before debated his predecessor, and the animosity between Biden and Trump will be evident.

President Luis Arce has called for international support following a coup attempt by military units in Bolivia on Wednesday night.

Juan Orlando, the former president of Honduras, has been sentenced to 45 years in prison for drug and firearm offences.

Karachi in Pakistan has recorded about 568 deaths in the last six days due to intense heatwave in the city.

NATO ambassadors have appointed Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte as next Secretary-General to succeed Jens Stoltenberg of Norway.

A North Korean hypersonic missile exploded in mid-air, increasing tensions with US, South Korea, and Japan.

WSJ has condemned the trial of its reporter accused of collecting classified information in Russia as a “bogus process.”

Megan Thee Stallion releases ‘It’s Prime Day’ song and video, featuring her shopping on Amazon, to promote Prime Day sales.

Assange will appear in court Wednesday to negotiate a plea deal with the US government that would grant him freedom.

Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako of Japan have begun a three-day state visit to the UK, reinforcing bilateral ties.

WikiLeaks’s Assange left Belmarsh prison in the UK, bailed by the UK High Court, and boarded a flight on Monday afternoon.

Shahjahan Bhuiyan, Bangladesh’s deadliest executioner, died at 74 after being admitted to Dhaka hospital due to chest pains.

Netanyahu says submarines are central to Israel’s security “in ensuring its existence against Iran, which is trying to destroy us.”

Canadian authorities have evacuated 225 inmates from Quebec’s maximum-security Port-Cartier Institution due to escalating wildfires.

Thirteen Greek yacht crew members have been charged with arson after fireworks from their vessel allegedly sparked a forest fire.

Antananarivo has launched new cable cars to transport up to 75,000 people daily, aiming to alleviate traffic congestion in the city.