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Harris under pressure to visit US-Mexico border
Members of the US vice-president's own party meanwhile assail her for warning against illegal migration.
Harris under pressure to visit US-Mexico border
Members of the US vice-president's own party meanwhile assail her for warning against illegal migration.
Nicaragua arrests two more opposition figures
Four potential challengers to President Daniel Ortega in November's election have now been arrested.
Jerusalem march through Muslim Quarter to go ahead
The original march was cancelled over fears of further conflict between Israel and Gaza.
Tax details of US super-rich allegedly leaked
US authorities probe leak claiming to show that some billionaires pay minimal or no income tax.
‘Unbelievable’ whale super-group caught on camera
A massive whale pod has been seen "bubble-net" feeding for the first time off Australia’s coast.
Australia under pressure to free refugee family
Three-year-old Tharnicaa Murugappan has been evacuated to Perth with suspected blood poisoning.
French president slapped in face on official visit
Two people are reportedly arrested after Emmanuel Macron was slapped as he tours France.
UN court rejects Mladic genocide appeal
UN judges turn down the Bosnian Serb ex-general's appeal against his genocide conviction.
FBI app lures global criminals into police hands
Hundreds are arrested worldwide after using the ANOM app, where their messages were monitored.
Israel says Hamas used tower to jam Iron Dome
The building, home to AP and Al Jazeera in Gaza, was destroyed by an Israeli strike in the recent conflict.
Can you be arrested for tweeting in Nigeria?
Many people are circumventing the ban, despite government threats to arrest and prosecute tweeters.
Israel says Hamas used tower to jam Iron Dome
The building, home to AP and Al Jazeera in Gaza, was destroyed by an Israeli strike in the recent conflict.
Can you be arrested for tweeting in Nigeria?
Many people are circumventing the ban, despite government threats to arrest and prosecute tweeters.
Peru candidate cries foul as she falls behind
After being overtaken by her rival in the vote count, Keiko Fujimori says there has been fraud.
Websites begin to work again after major breakage
Cloud computing provider Fastly, which was behind the problems, said it was implementing a fix.
Senate spells out broad failures over Capitol riot
Intelligence and policing breakdowns exacerbated January's violence in Washington, report finds.
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