Former Harvard President Lawrence H. Summers was designated as a successor executor in convicted sex offender Jeffrey E. Epstein’s last will and testament, positioning him to oversee Epstein’s estate ...

The Trump administration is recalling nearly 30 career diplomats from ambassadorial and other senior embassy posts as it moves to reshape the U.S. diplomatic posture abroad with personnel deemed fully...

Photographs tell a story of two mothers determined to help their babies gain enough weight to leave the hospital — only to face little to no food again.

TRIBUNE. Le responsable de Médecins sans frontières appelle, dans une tribune au « Monde », la communauté internationale à agir rapidement pour sauver les populations civiles d’El-Fasher et éviter que...

In eastern Congo, where rape is widespread, the cancellation of USAID funding for PEP kits has left many victims vulnerable, according to nearly 50 interviews.

Præsident Trump har ud af det blå udpeget guvernøren i delstaten Louisiana, Jeff Landry, som USAs særlige udsending til Grønland. Få reaktioner og seneste nyt her. 

Budget cuts threaten the future of Amsterdam-based Radio Dabanga, which has served as an information lifeline for Sudanese people about their war-torn country.

“We were homeless on the streets of San Diego for about almost three years,” Natalie Raschke, an Emergency Housing Voucher holder, said.

Attorneys for a couple charged with driving to a police station with an HSI agent in their car dispute the government’s account of the incident. A judge released both from jail pending trial.

Nonprofit Father Joe’s Villages opened a 44-bed detox facility downtown in September, dramatically boosting offerings for low-income and homeless San Diegans in need.

Exclusive Guardian investigation finds companies set up by people sanctioned by US hired Colombian fighters for Rapid Support Forces, widely suspected of war crimes in Sudan Close to Tottenham Hotspur’s shiny football stadium in London is a squat, nondescript block of flats. It holds a grim secret beyond the unremarkable beige brickwork – a cramped, second-floor apartment in the British capital, linked to murderous atrocities unfolding 3,000 miles south. The one-bedroom flat off north London’s Creighton Road is, according to UK government records, tied to a transnational network of companies involved in the mass recruitment of mercenaries to fight in Sudan alongside paramilitaries accused of myriad war crimes and genocide. Continue reading...

In Stone Town, Zanzibar, the city’s culture and history is told through its doors.