The appointment of the U.S. attorney in Albany, N.Y., John A. Sarcone, is at least the fifth to be questioned in the courts.

At 90, McCullin has spent seven decades recording conflict and tragedy – while escaping snipers, mortar fire and capture. He reflects on pain, pride and regret

British Columbia Attorney General Niki Sharma says she is hopeful that new bail legislation introduced by the federal government will prevent a repeat of the events that led to death of a Kelowna woman.

Germany is seeking an exemption from U.S. sanctions on Russian oil company Rosneft's German business, a person with direct knowledge of the government discussions said on Thursday, after banks said sanctions could stop them dealing with the local energy supplier.

French business activity declined faster than expected in October, a survey showed on Friday, as demand for goods and services in the euro zone's second-biggest economy weakened further amid a volatile political climate.

President Trump is demolishing the East Wing to make room for a ballroom. His administration says he's continuing a presidential legacy of White House renovations, but this is the biggest in decades.

Scotland said it wants its money back.

On a visit to Israel, the US vice-president said Washington would not set a deadline for the group to disarm under the US-brokered deal Here are some of the latest photos from Gaza coming through over the wires: Australian visa holders in Gaza have the paperwork they need to flee the razed Palestinian territory but remain trapped due to closed borders, prompting refugee advocates to intensify calls for support. I was hoping that the border will open and I’d be able to get them out,” said Abumarzouq, a chief financial officer with the Western Australian government who lived through multiple wars in Gaza before moving to Perth in 2014. But, there’s not really anything I can do. Continue reading...

Gospel music has always played a big role in American culture. Now, the music's wide-ranging history is being celebrated at Nashville's new Museum of Christian and Gospel Music.

As the labor market contracts after years of growth, “job hugging” is the new buzzword.

Afghanistan and Pakistan will hold peace talks in Doha on Saturday, an Afghan government spokesperson said, after the countries extended a ceasefire to their fierce fighting.

Losing your job can be stressful. But workers can do several things before, during and after layoffs to be prepared for their next stage.

Photos of notable figures who attended the event.

Financial markets think the European Central Bank has found its "happy place" with a policy rate of 2%. An outsize surge in the euro might change that, which means it probably has another cut in its back pocket just in case.

The last night of tech mogul Mike Lynch’s life has become fodder for conspiracy theories. For the first time, the whole story can be told.

Britain's new trade minister Peter Kyle will hold the first trade talks with China since 2018 in Beijing on Wednesday, seeking to remove barriers to trade worth 1 billion pounds ($1.35 billion) over five years.

Authoritarians no longer need to monitor everyone. They just need everyone to believe they’re being monitored.

A top U.S. National Labor Relations Board official on Friday said proposals in at least three states to regulate private-sector labor relations when the federal board does not have enough members to issue decisions are likely invalid.

Russia's investment envoy accused unnamed countries of trying to prolong the war.