Kate Forbes may have made a more interesting leader, but Nicola Sturgeon's former deputy is the safer bet and will hope to return normalcy to his beleaguered party\n\nJohn Swinney wanted out but the party dragged him back in. If t
An illustration depicts the far side of the moon, with Earth behind it.\n\n(CNN) -- Over the past few years, competing countries have turned the moon into a hotspot for activity not witnessed since the Apollo 17 astronauts departe
By Graham Rayman, New York Daily News The Tribune Content Agency\n\nNEW YORK - The video begins over ominous music in a New York City Police Department command center with top brass mulling over surveillance video of a man waving
By Greg Bluestein, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution The Tribune Content Agency\n\nSome candidates might run away from their role in the violent pro-Donald Trump mob that engulfed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. Chuck Hand is emb
NEW DELHI: Foreign Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday rejected former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's accusations that India committed murders in their country. In an op-ed published in a British daily, the imprisoned Pakistan
President Joe Biden's support for the Israeli military offensive in Gaza mixed with student anger over police crackdowns on anti-war campus protests are complicating the work of Democratic youth groups trying to engage classmates
DACA recipients are now eligible for taxpayer-funded Obamacare and can apply by November, the White House announced in a statement. \"President Biden and Vice President [Kamala] Harris believe that health care should be a right, n
Visitors stand outside the Afghanistan embassy in New Delhi on November 24, 2023 [Getty]\n\nAn Afghan diplomat in India, who was appointed before the Taliban seized power in 2021 and said she was the only woman in the country's di
The SNP is \"running scared\" of the Scottish people by rejecting calls for a Holyrood election, Scottish Labour has said.\n\nAnnouncing his candidacy for the SNP leadership on Thursday, Mr Swinney dismissed the push for the count
President Joe Biden's support for the Israeli military offensive in Gaza mixed with student anger over police crackdowns on anti-war campus protests are complicating the work of Democratic youth groups trying to engage classmates