The ripple effects of the Iran war could threaten education for millions of kids around the world
The war has driven up fuel prices, making it more expensive for students to get to school. Some are staying home to work, helping their families make ends meet.
Justice Department watchdog to review DEA tactic that permitted deadly fentanyl to hit streets
Justice Department's watchdog is reviewing a DEA tactic in which agents let fentanyl to hit the streets to build cases against traffickers.
Prosecution rests in Lindsay Clancy murder trial. Defense now gets its turn calling witnesses
The prosecution rested its case Monday after three weeks of testimony in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial. Her lawyers can now call witnesses
Man charged with arranging fatal ambush of Microsoft manager faces murder trial in Florida
A man charged with arranging the fatal ambush of a Microsoft design manager is headed to trial Monday in Jacksonville, Florida.
Thousands in Indonesia await aid after quake kills 68, overshadowing Independence Day
Thousands of people on Indonesia’s Flores Island are still waiting for aid after a powerful magnitude 7.7 earthquake killed at least 68.
Ukraine energy company says its facilities seriously damaged after 13 Russian strikes in a week
Ukraine’s state energy company says Russia has attacked its facilities 13 times over the past week, with nearly 300 attacks this year.
Congo’s fast-moving Ebola outbreak becomes the country’s worst with over 2,300 dead
Congo’s fast-moving Ebola outbreak has now killed over 2,300 people, passing the 2018-2020 outbreak as deadliest in the nation.
Lake Powell hits record low, threatening key water and electricity supply for millions
The water level at Lake Powell fell to a record low in another sign of crisis along the Colorado River. It follows a record low at Lake Mead
Trump dwarfs his predecessors in the number of ultra-rich in his second White House, report shows
In all, 57 of President Trump's officials are worth at least $100 million, including 17 ambassadors, a report by Public Citizen found.
Flooding risk remains as storms move from the Midwest to the mid-Atlantic
A deadly stretch of weather is continuing, with thunderstorms, heavy rain and flash flooding possible from the Midwest to the mid-Atlantic.