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The Supreme Court will hear arguments regarding U.S. Vice President Biden's proposal to cancel billions of dollars in student debt.

As a result of significant demonstrations sparked by resentment over the strictest restrictions in the world, China is about to announce a softening of its COVID quarantine protocols and a decrease in mass testing.

Inflation in the euro zone decreased significantly more than anticipated in November, bolstering the case for a pause in the European Central Bank's rate increases next month and providing hope that the sky-high price growth is now past its peak.

Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's supporters flocked to Mexico City to rally with him and celebrate his fourth year in office as the president dispelled critics' fears that his comprehensive political reform plan would pave the way for a power grab.

In what appeared to be an attack by Palestinian militants, two bombs detonated at bus stops on the outskirts of Jerusalem, killing at least one person and injuring more than a dozen others, according to Israeli authorities.

The Republican former president who had criticized the Democratic-led panel's request for Donald Trump's tax returns was defeated by the U.S. Supreme Court, which approved the release of the returns to a House of Representatives committee.

While the Supreme Court considers an appeal of his debt forgiveness program, U.S. President Joe Biden unveiled a new strategy to prolong a COVID-era moratorium on student loan repayments.

In his final White House briefing, Dr. Anthony Fauci, the foremost authority on infectious diseases in the United States and the leader of the nation's COVID pandemic response, reflected on his nearly 50-year employment and said he had "gave it everything."

King Charles welcomed South African President Cyril Ramaphosa to Buckingham Palace for his first state visit since becoming the monarch of the United Kingdom.

Saudi Arabia pulled off one of the biggest surprises in World Cup history by fighting back to defeat Argentina 2-1 and ignite the tournament in Qatar, sending stunned Saudi fans into a frenzy of dancing in the Saudi capital Riyadh.

Chinese authorities are about to fine Jack Ma's Ant Group more than $1 billion, which will put an end to the fintech company's two-year regulatory overhaul.

Elon Musk, the new owner of Twitter, announced that the social media platform is delaying the resumption of its blue check subscription service, deviating from his initial tentative timetable to do so.

A day after an earthquake devastated a West Java town, killing at least 252 people and injuring hundreds more, Indonesian rescue workers were rushing to reach people still trapped in rubble as officials warned the death toll may rise.

Wall Street's major indexes ended lower on worries that China could resume stricter COVID-fighting measures after admitting it is facing its most challenging pandemic test yet.

Disney said that Bob Iger will take over as CEO in place of Bob Chapek, who assumed the position in February 2020.

World leaders convened an emergency meeting on the sidelines of the APEC meeting in Thailand to condemn North Korea after it tested a suspected intercontinental ballistic missile.

Former Ivorian soccer player Yaya Toure, who has appeared in three World Cups, thinks the FIFA World cup is a "hard trip" for the African teams.

Speaking to a group of business leaders, British Prime Minister Sunak said, "Under my leadership, the United Kingdom will not pursue any relationship with Europe that depends on compliance with EU laws"

Cristiano Ronaldo is confident that the Portugal changing room was not distracted by his explosive TV interview, in which the Manchester United forward claimed that the club had betrayed him and was forcing him out.

To avoid Qatar's sweltering summer months, the soccer competition will be moved for the first time for the 2022 FIFA World Cup. Teams will still play in hot conditions despite the change, so how will the players fair?

A deal was reached by negotiators at the COP27 climate summit to create a fund to aid poor countries affected by climate disasters.

Soccer fans who traveled long distances to catch a glimpse of the sport's most prestigious event savored their first sips of beer at the launch of a fan festival at Doha's Al Bidda Park, a rare place where they can drink alcohol at the FIFAWorldCup.

In a reversal, alcoholic beer will not be sold at Qatar's World Cup stadiums, world soccer governing body FIFA said in a statement.

On Sunday, Joe Biden turned 80, making him the first president in American history to reach that age. A whopping 86 percent of Americans stated they thought the presidential age limit should be 75.

A day after a general election that resulted in a hung parliament, in which no coalition won a parliamentary majority, Malaysia's political leaders rushed to win over rivals.