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Police officials in a Central Texas city refused to provide an escort for a Joe Biden campaign bus when it was surrounded by supporters of thenPresident Donald Trump on an interstate, an amended lawsuit filed over the 2020 encounter alleges.

The United Nations Libya mission said on Saturday that the country's parliament should amend its election law to hold both presidential and parliamentary elections on Dec. 24 as originally envisioned in a peace plan.

The police have arrested Jekai Reid-John and charged him with first-degree murder.

The city of five million, which re-emerged from its sixth lockdown last week, was reopening further as full vaccination rates across Victoria state.

The U.N. humanitarian chief had a dire message for leaders of the worlds 20 largest economies meeting this weekend: Worry about Afghanistan because its economy is collapsing and half the population risks not having enough food to eat as the snows have alr...

​Canadian fashion designer Peter Nygard appeared briefly in a Toronto courtroom on Friday via video feed from a jail cell to face multiple charges of sexual assault before the case was adjourned to Nov. 12.

Iowa employees could seek medical and religious exemptions from COVID19 vaccine mandates and those who are fired for refusing a vaccine would be guaranteed unemployment benefits under a bill approved Thursday by the Iowa Legislature.

A federal indictment accuses a former Louisiana police officer of kicking an arrested man in the face and head, then lying about it after the man complained to the officer's superiors.

A Minnesota man was charged Thursday with trying to extort $150,000 from the MLB as he illegally streamed copyrighted content from major professional sports leagues online.

Singapore's health ministry said it is looking into an "unusual surge" in infections after the citystate reported 5,324 new cases of COVID19 on Wednesday, the most since the beginning of the pandemic.

Ecuador's government will ask the legislature to approve a law that would allow the Andean country to bring down irregular airplanes, President Guillermo Lasso said on Wednesday, part of a crackdown by his administration on crime and drug trafficking.

A federal appeals court granted stays of execution on Wednesday for two Oklahoma inmates who were scheduled to receive lethal injections in the coming weeks.

Demonstrators took to the streets in cities around Morocco on Wednesday, some clashing with police as they denounced the countrys decision to require coronavirus vaccination passes to be allowed to work and enter public venues.

In a statement marking 50 years since the UN General Assembly voted to seat Beijing and boot out Taipei, Antony Blinken said he regretted that Taiwan had been increasingly excluded on the world stage.

Election officials told a congressional committee Tuesday they've received graphic threats to their safety since the 2020 election and warned that pressure on election workers is a threat to democracy.

Louisiana is ending its statewide indoor mask mandate after emerging from its latest and worst coronavirus spike of the pandemic and seeing a sharp decline in new COVID19 infections, Gov. John Bel Edwards announced Tuesday.