Former British paratrooper Soldier F has been acquitted of murder charges more than 50 years after the Bloody Sunday massacre in Derry, where 14 unarmed civilians were killed.
President Trump and VP JD Vance strongly oppose Israel’s symbolic West Bank annexation votes, warning of serious consequences for U.S.-Israel relations.
Renowned feminist biblical scholar Phyllis Trible, author of ‘Texts of Terror,’ has died at 92, leaving behind a legacy that transformed how we read the Bible.
U.S. Air Force B-1 bombers conducted flights near Venezuelan airspace this week, showcasing military might amid regional tensions.
In a groundbreaking moment, King Charles III and Pope Leo XIV prayed together publicly for the first time in history.
Despite strong market reactions, new U.S. oil sanctions on Russia are unlikely to sway Putin’s war strategy in Ukraine.
In a groundbreaking display of Christian unity, British King Charles III and Pope Francis knelt together in public prayer at the Vatican—the first such moment in centuries.
Britain’s Labour Party has condemned Nigel Farage after revelations that his U.S. Congress appearance was arranged by the Alliance Defending Freedom, a key group in overturning Roe v. Wade.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the U.S. is considering a U.N. mandate to deploy an international stabilization force in Gaza as part of efforts to uphold the fragile Israel-Hamas cease-fire.
Amid a media blackout, Guantánamo portraits—taken through a Red Cross program—provide the only visual link between the last 15 detainees and their families.