India's eastern coast is on alert ahead of a severe cyclone brewing in the Bay of Bengal, days after a powerful storm battered the country's western coast and killed at least 140 people.
A Massachusetts woman who accidentally tossed out a $1 million US lottery ticket eventually collected her winnings thanks to the kindness and honesty of the owners of the store where she bought it.
Malian soldiers rounded up the president and prime minister Monday, hours after a government reshuffle in the West African nation left out two members of the junta that seized power in a coup nine months earlier, witnesses reported.
The investigation into Italy's cable car disaster that killed 14 people will focus on why the lead cable snapped and why the emergency brake didn't engage and prevent the cabin from careening back down the mountain until it pulled off the support line and crashed to the ground, the lead prosecutor said Monday.
The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency says Iran has agreed to a one-month extension to the deal on surveillance cameras at its nuclear sites.
The COVID-19 pandemic is being perpetuated by a "scandalous inequity" in vaccine distribution, the head of the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Monday as he set new targets for protecting people in the poorest countries.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is heading to the Middle East to press the Israelis, Palestinians and regional players to build on last week's Gaza ceasefire by laying the groundwork for a resumption in long-stalled peace talks.
Western leaders are decrying the diversion of a plane to Belarus that ended with the arrest an opposition journalist as an act of piracy and terrorism, as the European Union and others on Monday demanded an investigation into the dramatic forced landing of the Ryanair jet.
