Bruce Golding

The former president called the field a 'monument to the valor of our first responders;' without them, 'it would have been a very different story'

A heavily armed convoy of anti-government demonstrators 'fired on the police and continuously used tear gas,' Interior Minister Moshin Naqvi reported

Hashem Safieddine was considered a likely successor to Hassan Nasrallah, who was killed by Israel last month.

The social media giant is seeking to resume operations in the South American country, where owner Elon Musk has been feuding with a Supreme Court justice.

Security was beefed up at the Mesa County courthouse in Grand Junction over the threats directed at Judge Matthew Barrett.

Company CEO Kelly Ortberg said a deal with the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers 'stands as a priority for me'

'We're going to bring our country back,' Trump boasts of changing North Carolina's Fort Liberty to again honor slave-owner Braxton Bragg, who lost key Civil War battles.

Heat-absorbing dust carried by winds from the Sahara compounded the effect of 'very high' summer temperatures, according to the Swiss Academy of Sciences.

Voter registration ends Oct. 11 and election offices are closed in 12 western counties in North Carolina, one of seven states expected to decide the race for president.

Some ocean carriers saw their profits skyrocket more than 800% after the COVID-19 pandemic compared to what they made before, the president said.

'If we would do this, they would never attack Ukraine. But they did this just because they saw no reaction,' Oleksiy Goncharenko said during a fiery speech.

A 2021 state study linked the dyes to 'adverse neurobehavioral effects, such as inattentiveness, hyperactivity and restlessness in sensitive children'

The 37-year-old suspect went to the store to 'vent his anger due to a personal economic dispute,' police said.

The Lebanon-based militant group wanted 'to do in northern Israel what Hamas did in southern Israel,' a military spokesperson said.

The soft-spoken Democrat, who broke the mold as an unabashed rock 'n' roll fan, will mark the milestone after starting hospice care for brain cancer last year.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the General Assembly should act 'if the Security Council can't show the necessary will.'

Oil company scion John Hess allegedly 'communicated publicly and privately with OPEC representatives and oil ministers of OPEC member states.'

A judge ruled the online marketplace was protected by a law that makes companies immune from liability over content posted by internet users.

Many big retailers have tried to prepare for the looming job action by stockpiling merchandise ahead of the anticipated job action.

The deal, which starts Tuesday and runs through Jan. 2, comes as the automaker faces a $5 billion loss on its electric vehicle unit this year.

Dangerous chlorine was detected in the air and officials told nearly 100,000 residents to 'turn the air conditioning off and keep windows and doors shut.'

The death toll from the devastating storm rose to at least 88, with North Carolina's governor saying more bodies would likely be found.

The Tuesday strike by the International Longshoremen's Association could cost the American economy as much as $7.5 billion a week.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has been conferring with U.S. military officials since Israel killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in Beirut.

The Israeli military said dozens of aircraft targeted power plants and port facilities in the western city of Hodeidah

Noam Shazeer left the company in 2021 after it refused to release a chatbot he developed

'There is nowhere in Iran or the Middle East beyond the reach of the long arm of Israel, and today you know how true that is,' he vowed.

'Misdeeds need to be recognized,' Prime Minister Alexander De Croo said. 'When something goes wrong we cannot accept cover-ups.'

The revelation is contained in financial documents given to investors as part of a $7 billion funding push