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new video loaded: Why U.S. Officials Are in Venezuela Right NowU.S. officials visited Venezuela after the first direct flight between the two countries since 2019. Our White House correspondent Tyler Pager describes...

A heat wave near the Arctic, a warmer Mediterranean and wildfires and floods across Europe were part of a year of extremes in 2025, further evidence of how human activity is changing...

Three men accused of being responsible for a series of arson attacks on property linked to Prime Minister Keir Starmer of Britain went on trial on Wednesday in central London.The fires broke...

Gold is viewed as a safe place for people to park their money during unstable times. But it can also be its own engine of instability. When the price climbs high enough,...

Commuting in the Philippines has become extremely chaotic. “When you get on the train, you have to protect yourself so that you don’t get squeezed.” “We call it a sardine situation. It’s...

The drum team arrived late to the rally, its members wearing bright red costumes as they spilled out of a minivan. Other attendees were already dancing to music blaring from a nearby...

new video loaded: How Drug Cartel Gold Ends Up at the U.S. MintThe U.S. Mint is legally required to sell only legal, domestic gold. Instead, it is the last link in a...

In December 2021, two South Korean Air Force F-15K fighter jets collided in midair during a training mission. Both crews made it safely back to base, though the planes were damaged.On Wednesday,...

Our visual journalist David Guttenfelder traveled with displaced people returning to their homes in southern Lebanon, as a cease-fire paused the fighting between Israel and Hezbollah.By David Guttenfelder, Coleman Lowndes, Christina Thornell,...

The Iranians are notoriously slow negotiators. Our reporter David E. Sanger explains what the history of U.S.-Iran negotiations could mean for the latest round of talks.By David E. Sanger, Alexandra Ostasiewicz, Nikolay...