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The White House received a letter from detained American Siamak Namazi held in Iran, who announced a seven-day hunger strike in a note addressed to President Joe Biden.

North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un tried to break the ice with Mike Pompeo by joking about the then-CIA director's efforts to "kill" him during an intense 2018 Easter weekend secret meeting.

The Russian strike that hit a Dnipro apartment building, killing nearly four dozen Ukrainian civilians, was "another example" of Russia's "brutal and barbaric" war, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said.

A 12-year-old girl from Argentina died last week after attempting a "choking challenge" she had reportedly seen on the social media app TikTok, according to local outlets.

Brian Walshe has been charged with murder in connection to the disappearance of his wife, Ana Walshe.

Twitter has removed the verified "blue checkmarks" senior Taliban officials obtained by purchasing the service's premium subscription, a decision that shows the difficulties and complications that the platform is encountering as it tries to promote account verification.

Someone attempted to haul an 84 mm caliber weapon on a flight from Texas, the Transportation Security Agency revealed Monday.

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr and two players took part in a roundtable discussion on gun violence with senior Biden administration officials Tuesday while the team visited with President Joe Biden at the White House to celebrate its 2022 NBA title.

Some parents in Kentucky are fuming after a teenager accused of authoring a "kill list" was allowed to return to school.

Actor Jeremy Renner, who was seriously injured in a snow plow incident in the beginning of the month, is no longer in the hospital.