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In a shooting at a residential complex in the Canadian city of Vaughan, six people, including a 73-year-old suspect, died and one person was injured. The city's mayor called the tragedy horrible and frightening.

Messi scored twice in a 3-3 draw for Argentina, who then defeated France 4-2 on penalties to win their third FIFA World Cup.

More than a thousand people participated in a protest in a suburb of the nation's capital over economic woes and President George Weah's protracted absence.

Elon Musk restores journalists Twitter accounts after backlash because "the people have spoken"

Soccer supporters from Argentina traveled from Buenos Aires to Qatar on Sunday to cheer on their side in the FIFA World Cup final.

Government leaders, advocacy groups, and journalistic organizations from all over the world reacted angrily to Twitter's unprecedented suspension of at least five journalists over claims that they disclosed the owner Elon Musk's whereabouts in real time.

With a $320 billion plan to prepare for persistent conflict, Japan launched its largest military build-up since World War Two, citing worries that China may pose a threat to the region.

More than 260,000 gallons of water, around 1,500 exotic fish, and other debris were dumped onto a busy road in the Mitte neighborhood after a massive aquarium in Berlin exploded.

According to Secretary of State Antony Blinken, the Wagner Group from Russia's connections to human rights abuses has been rejected by the United States' allies in Africa.

After being deposed and jailed on charges of insurrection, Pedro Castillo, the former president of Peru, will remain behind bars for the duration of his 18-month pre-trial detention, a judicial body within the Supreme Court decided.

During a meeting with the leaders of the continent, President Joe Biden is anticipated to declare that the United States supports the entrance of the African Union to the G20.

Volodymyr Zelenskiy, the president of Ukraine, spoke with Joe Biden, the presidents of Turkey and France, and they also discussed the nearly ten-month-old conflict that Russia launched.

Kenya's Maasai "Olympics," a different rite of passage intended to safeguard animals that also offered the chance to pursue a professional athletics career, attracted hundreds of competitors.

As President Joe Biden visited and praised the project, Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC announced it would more than triple its planned investment at its new Arizona plant to $40 billion, making it one of the largest foreign investments in American history.

Indonesians are protesting a new criminal code that introduces a number of new laws, including those that forbid having sex outside of marriage, insulting the president, and expressing any opinions that are in opposition to the official line of thinking.

Ticketless As hawkers attempt to sell tickets for major matches for up to ten times the face value, FIFA World Cup supporters are progressively congregating at the stadium's periphery. Despite police presence, CCTV, and regulations prohibiting the activity, they don't seem to be deterred.

After a violent eruption at the tallest volcano on the island forced authorities to impose an eight-kilometer no-go zone and force the evacuation of entire villages, thousands of residents in East Java, Indonesia, were placed on high alert.

China experienced confusion as a result of a patchwork easing of the strictest COVID curbs in the world, but investors cheered the prospect of a wider policy change in the wake of last month's historic protests and mounting economic damage.

Even if Moscow has to reduce production, according to Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak, the nation will not export oil under a price cap.

After Argentina defeated Australia 2-1 to advance to the World Cup quarterfinals, the team's supporters erupted in celebration outside the Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium in Doha.

The Kremlin stated that Russian President Vladimir Putin is open to negotiations on Ukraine but that the West must recognize Russia's 'new territories' as fighting rages around the eastern Ukrainian city of Bakhmut.

Alex Jones, a conspiracy theorist who ran the website Infowars, filed for bankruptcy after being forced to pay almost $1.5 billion for fabricating information regarding the 2012 Sandy Hook school shooting.

Just two months after it had been restored, Twitter Inc. suspended Kanye West's account once more after its owner, Elon Musk, claimed he had broken the terms of service prohibiting incitement to violence.

At the first state dinner hosted by the White House in honor of French President Emmanuel Macron, Vice President Joe Biden threw the red carpet out for famous people, politicians, and business moguls.

Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, handed PepsiCo his company's first heavy-duty semi-truck on Thursday without providing any new estimates for the truck's cost, its planned production, or the volume of cargo it can transport.