The overnight attack was carried out by rebels on a displaced persons camp outside the town of Fataki, army says.
Even as oil prices have dipped, US retail gasoline and diesel prices rallied to a record.
Investor says decision to permanently suspend former president alienated parts of US but did not 'end Trump's voice'.
Hungary, which is heavily reliant on Russian oil and gas, says sanctions will adversely affect its economy.
Rights group calls on government to address structural problems as prison riot left at least 44 inmates dead this week.
'They're frustrated. I don't blame them,' Biden said of Americans experiencing the highest inflation in over 40 years.
International donors pledge $4.3bn for this year and $2.4bn 'for 2023 and beyond' to support war-wracked Syrians.
The Tesla US model lineup's touch screens risk overheating and going blank, the nation's road safety watchdog warned.
Former president's lawyer says Hernandez, who is facing drug charges, is being treated like a 'prisoner of war'.
Thousands take to the streets of Mexico City amid worsening wave of violence and enforced disappearances nationwide.
Rate was highest since 1994, US public health agency says, with 79 percent of all homicides in 2020 linked to guns.
On April 26, Russia stopped delivering gas to Bulgaria and Poland. Several weeks later, both nations are doing fine.
IAEA chief Grossi says Tehran has failed to cooperate with the watchdog after traces of enriched uranium were detected.
UN health agency officials say that any measure to tackle a coronavirus outbreak should show respect for human rights.
The Staten Island labour union recently claimed the first successful US organising effort in the retail giant's history.
Save the Children says almost 50 percent of the population needs urgent support to survive despite continuing food aid.
Ferdinand Marcos Jr, who is on course for an election victory, urges the world not to judge him by his family's past.
Once a pandemic-era darling, the fitness technology company has lost more than 80% of its value during the past year.
Lawyers say that there are many more anti-coup protesters in prison than the authorities acknowledge.
A federal judge is tasked with deciding how much money CVS, Walgreens and Walmart owe in damages to two Ohio counties.
Despite the bounceback, sentiment remains fragile.
Eleven Days in May, by Winterbottom and Mohammed Sawwaf in Gaza, focuses on the children who died in last year's war.
Only 200 out of 1,700 destroyed units have been rebuilt in Gaza, according to the Ministry of Public Works.
The recommendation comes ahead of Finland's official decision on whether to join the transatlantic military alliance.
The woman was given a 30-year sentence for homicide over the death of an unborn child.
