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Government officials accompanied the monarch who tried to talk to locals while others shouted at him in Paiporta, an outskirt of Valencia city that has been devastated

Fishing was an important part of daily life in Gaza before the war, helping people eke out a living by selling their daily hauls in the market and feed the population

Police said an unidentified attacker hurled a grenade from a flyover bridge, apparently targeting a stationed paramilitary vehicle, in the main business center of Srinagar

A worsening business outlook has widened divisions in Scholz's ideologically disparate coalition over policy measures to drive growth, protect industrial jobs

In recent weeks, Congo has reported about 200 to 300 lab-confirmed mpox cases every week, according to WHO

Citizens have been urged to stay indoors, keep doors and windows shut, and avoid unnecessary travel, she said, adding that hospitals had been given smog counters 

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, who presided over the summit, said trade with the continent surpassed $35 billion last year and Turkey's direct investments now totaled $7 billion  

In January, the East African country became the first in the world to ban the importation of non-electric private vehicles

Up and down Florida's storm-battered Gulf Coast, residents are calculating whether they should stay or go

Voters in 9 states to determine whether to enshrine abortion rights in their state constitutions

Increasingly diverse holidays a reflection of and a window into the many communities that make up the American whole

Russia controls nearby Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant

Many of the fraternities and sororities served as training grounds for future civil rights leaders, including the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks

The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency advises election officials to put drop boxes in high-traffic areas such as libraries

A brief filed on behalf of the university contends that the Civil Rights Act explicitly permits religious educational institutions to make employment decisions consistent with their religious doctrine

Both parties have tried to appeal to Latino evangelicals over the past two election cycles — neither with remarkable success

Carnegie Endowment survey shows 47% of Indian Americans identify as Democrats, down from 56% in 2020

Palestinians say drone strike wounded 6, 4 of them children

Pro-Western incumbent Maia Sandu faces Russia-friendly opponent