Acting on a Supreme Administrative Court ruling, the first same-sex marriage has been officially registered in Warsaw.
The U.S. Justice Department says the school gave Black and Hispanic applicants an unfair admissions advantage over white and Asian students.
The visit comes as Cuba reels from U.S. pressure and a deepening fuel crisis.
Trump said “a lot of good” had come out of the visit, without detailing the agreements.
Health officials in Paris and The Hague have confirmed a wave of negative hantavirus tests, offering hope that the outbreak linked to the MV Hondius has been successfully contained.
The U.S. president described his talks with Xi as highly constructive.
A Canadian judge says Alberta officials wrongly approved a separatist petition without consulting Indigenous groups, stalling the province’s push to break from Canada.
The meeting at Beijing’s Great Hall of the People ran for more than two hours, marking the first U.S. presidential visit to China in almost ten years.
The European Union has announced it will not outlaw conversion practices, instead calling on member states to implement their own national bans.
Tehran’s military asserts that its tightening grip over a key maritime route could yield massive economic gains and bolster significantly the Islamic Republic’s global influence.
Police say the suspect smashed open a shrine and fled with the skull of St. Zdislava, a relic revered by pilgrims for centuries.
“Ehsan Afreshteh, a spy trained by Mossad in Nepal who sold sensitive information to Israel, has been executed,” it was announced on Wednesday.
