The president had reportedly said he intentionally minimised the threat of the coronavirus to the American public.
Barr says the case should go to federal court, as it involves rape allegation denials made by Trump while president.
Earth's warming has already 'increased the odds of extreme events that are unprecedented in our historical experience'.
In recorded conversations with journalist Bob Woodward, Trump says he intentionally downplayed the pandemic risks.
Scientists urge leaders not to forget about climate crisis while battling COVID-19.
Government forces torturing suspected fighters in the country's Cabo Delgado province, rights group alleges.
A bilateral agreement from 1944 requires Mexico to divert waters to the US as Mexican regions experience drought.
Over 12,000 men, women and children ran out of tents in panic as the fire destroyed most the camp.
Report finds Black and Latino defendants receive longer sentences than white defendants imprisoned for similar crimes.
At least three, including a child, killed and seven others wounded in the attack, government spokesman says.
After Iranian women started sharing stories of sexual violence, the Iranian authorities have been forced to act.
After three-hour talks, some Arab countries attempted to add provisions to give legitimacy to the normalisation deal.
Officials warn of massive environmental damage if the ship leaks or explodes.
Two former ministers dismiss US accusations of corruption and providing material support to Hezbollah.
Top US diplomat for Middle East expresses cautious optimism that three-year siege of Qatar by Arab states may soon end.
American military presence in Iraq will be reduced from 5,200 to 3,000 troops this month, US Central Command announces.
Young girls were used as spies, guards, medics, and members of an all-female fighting force, with some sexually abused.
The far-right MP says Trump should be considered because of his work 'for a peace agreement between' the UAE and Israel.
Gbao, 72, was given a 25-year sentence for acts including terrorism, extermination, murder, rape and sexual slavery.
The WHO says young people are now driving the spread of coronavirus, but many university students across the US have returned to class despite that warning.
Bill at centre of brewing dispute between EU and UK is designed to change terms of signed divorce agreement.
Can the slow disintegration of the Belgian state be reversed or is this another death knell for the country?
Police officers have been accused of abusing the powers given to them during lockdown to 'assault' and 'harass' women.
Huge fire that gutted Greek refugee camp brings fresh tragedy to thousands of refugees amid coronavirus concerns.
The Taliban says 100 of its prisoners have not been released and that talks will begin only after they are freed.
