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The city of Rome is facing challenges in preparing for the Roman Catholic Jubilee Year in 2025, despite the Vatican being ready for the event.

Ukraine and the United States have reported the first North Korean casualties in the region of Koersk, where thousands of soldiers from North Korea have been aiding Russia in its conflict against Ukraine.

A series of mysterious drone sightings in New Jersey has raised suspicions and sparked a wave of speculation about their origins and intentions.

An inspection reveals that the FBI made mistakes in the lead-up to the riots on January 6, 2021, at the Capitol in Washington.

An activist group in Rome has taken drastic measures against the tourism influx by sabotaging Airbnb key safes across the city.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is likely not to attend the upcoming inauguration of the US President-elect Donald Trump as the Kremlin confirms no invitation has been received yet.

Footage of Bidens allegedly ignoring Kamala Harris and her husband at an event raises questions about their relationship.

A rare Roman coin depicting Brutus, one of the assassins of Julius Caesar, has been sold for almost 2 million euros at an auction in Geneva. The coin, believed to be minted around 43 BC, was purchased by a European collector.

Divers from the New York Police Department are combing through the largest pond in Central Park in search of the weapon used to murder UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thomson.

President Joe Biden and his staff are discussing the possibility of granting preemptive pardons to individuals who may face hostility from a new Trump administration.

Billionaire and Tesla CEO Elon Musk visited Capitol Hill on Thursday with his son, 4-year-old X Æ A-Xii, attracting attention with his unique appearance.

Fox News colleagues raised concerns about Pete Hegseth, Donald Trump's choice for Secretary of Defense, allegedly drinking on the job. The claims have been denied as unfounded and false by Trump's transition team.

According to sources, President-elect Donald Trump has offered a high-ranking position to billionaire Stephen Feinberg at the Defense Department.

Outrage and criticism have erupted in the US following President Joe Biden's pardon of his son Hunter Biden, with Democrats accusing the president of providing special treatment to his family.

Future American President Donald Trump has announced on his social media platform Truth Social that he intends to replace the current FBI director, Christopher Wray, with Kash Patel, a vocal critic of the agency.

A group of scammers in Italy arrested for tricking customers into fake repairs using sewer smell and causing extensive damage.

Mexico vows to retaliate against any US tariff hike with its own, as tensions rise over Trump's threats to increase import duties on Mexican goods.

Discovery of parachute brings old suspect back into focus

An uncovered secret memo from 2016 reveals that US intelligence agencies believe Vladimir Putin will persist in carrying out assassinations abroad.

Ukrainian troops now occupy just over half of the territory they conquered earlier this year in the Russian region of Koersk. They are fighting to maintain a strong negotiating position.

Former President Bill Clinton is on tour promoting his new book while offering disappointed Democrats a ray of hope. Read more on telegraaf.nl.

President-elect Donald Trump is reportedly planning to fire all assistants who worked with prosecutor Jack Smith once he assumes office in January.

Matt Gaetz announces he is withdrawing as a candidate to become the next Attorney General in Donald Trump's cabinet, citing distraction caused by controversy.

The recent arrest warrants issued by the International Criminal Court have placed Israel under further scrutiny, leading to concerns of increased isolation on the international stage.

President Biden has made the decision to supply Ukraine with a large quantity of antipersonnel mines in an effort to bolster the country's defenses against Russian aggression. This move comes as tensions continue to rise in the region.

Moscow expresses anger over President Biden fulfilling long-standing wishes of Ukraine, calling it an escalation.

US President Joe Biden has agreed to provide antipersonnel mines to Ukraine after concerns over the risks involved, according to The Washington Post.

Plundering by organized crime gangs in Gaza is leading to severe food shortages for two million Palestinians, as humanitarian aid convoys are increasingly targeted with violence.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has called on his military to prepare for war in a speech delivered to battalion commanders and instructors in Pyongyang.

Two people were killed and ten others were injured in two separate shootings along a parade route and celebration in New Orleans on Sunday.