Takeaways from the first day of Michael Cohen’s testimony in the Trump hush money case
By Kara Scannell, Jeremy Herb & Lauren del Valle
NY v. Trump: Cohen testifies to paying Stormy Daniels from his own pocket
By Emma Colton
4 big takeaways from Day 16 of Trump's hush money trial
By Peter Charalambous, Olivia Rubin & Lucien Bruggeman
Trump trial ending with bombshell: Fixer nails Trump with 'just do it' evidence
Gaza war: Palestinians flee as Israeli forces go back into Jabalia
By David Gritten
Devastation in Gaza as Israel wages war on Hamas: Live updates
By Joshua Berlinger, Sana Noor Haq & Noor Haq
Troop movement suggests Israel could expand operations in Rafah soon, U.S. officials say
By Gabe Gutierrez, Monica Alba & Courtney Kube
Israel-Hamas war: 360,000 Palestinians have fled Rafah over past week, UN agency says
By Wafaa Shurafa, Samy Magdy & Joseph Krauss
Israel's return to areas of Gaza it said were clear of Hamas raises doubts about its military strategy
By Nadeen Ebrahim
Cargo ship will ‘hopefully’ be refloated this week after explosives remove some Baltimore bridge wreckage from vessel
By Zoe Sottile, Gloria Pazmino & Nicole Grether
Section of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge demolished
Collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge detonated to help free ship from Port of Baltimore
By Greg Wehner
Key Bridge demolition: Explosives detonated to break apart truss
By Tolly Taylor, Kim Dacey & Khiree Stewart
Baltimore Key Bridge: Crews demolish span with controlled explosives
By Thao Nguyen
Why protesters in Georgia are opposed to a 'foreign agents' law and why it matters
By Rebecca Rosman
Thousands in Georgia's capital protest Russia-style foreign agents law
By Sam Meredith
What is Georgia’s ‘foreign agents’ bill, and why is Europe so alarmed?
By Joshua Berlinger & Christian Edwards
Threats against NGO leaders multiply as Georgia green lights 'Russian law' for final vote
By David Gormezano
Georgian Parliament set to adopt controversial foreign agent law Tuesday
By Francesca Ebel
U.S. museum curator allegedly tried to smuggle 1,500 dead spiders and scorpions out of Turkey
Turkey arrests spider smuggler said to be US museum curator
Museum of Natural History curator detained in Turkey on claims he smuggled spiders, scorpions
American Museum of Natural History Curator Detained in Turkey on Smuggling Claims
By Francesca Aton
American Museum of Natural History curator accused of trying to smuggle 1,500 spider and scorpion samples out of Turkey
Jerry Seinfeld's Teen Girlfriend Saga Resurfaces After Duke Walkout
By Eboni Boykin-patterson
Video: Some students walk out of Duke University commencement
Anti-Israel protesters target college graduations, disrupt campus life
By Greg Wehner
Duke students walk out of Jerry Seinfeld's commencement speech amid wave of graduation antiwar protests
By Doha Madani & Rebecca Cohen
Pro-Palestinian protests dwindle on campuses as US college graduations are marked by defiant acts
By Moriah Balingit