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Investigators have not released details about how he died, but there has been no indication of foul play either.

NASA astronauts Menon and Meir complete spacewalk to install hardware for ISS solar arrays.

Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan will sign a joint defence agreement in Jeddah on Friday, sources close to the Saudi military and government told AFP.

The teenager was conscious and able to communicate when first responders reached her, but she was unable to move.

Some of the savings touted by Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency are incorrect or lack supporting evidence, according to federal auditors.

According to The Washington Post, Trump demanded to know why he had apparently been misled about shortages of key missiles and air-defence systems, which have now begun limiting America's military options in the Iran conflict.

The US State Department will vet the social media accounts of foreign journalists applying for visas to work in the United States, according to a media report on Thursday.

A New Mexico court has ordered Instagram and Facebook parent company Meta to pay $567 million to address harms to young people from its platforms in the second phase of a landmark trial the social media giant lost in March.

US President Donald Trump on Thursday suggested that Dr. Anthony Fauci should be prosecuted, hours after Republican Senator Rand Paulo said that he would ask the Justice Department to do so.

US President Donald Trump on Thursday told reporters that he believed the war with Iran would be over soon and said the armed forces were experiencing issues with supplies of some weapons.

An attack by Yemeni Houthi rebels late Thursday wounded 11 civilians in southern Saudi Arabia, the Riyadh-led coalition said, an unprecedented toll in the kingdom in over four years of hostilities.

US President Donald Trump on Thursday made another attempt to curb birthright citizenship, signing an order preventing children of mothers who travel to the United States to give birth from automatically becoming Americans.

The move comes after a year-long Commerce Department probe on imports of the material, which Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick called a "foundational product" going into chips.

Pakistan has imposed further restrictions on foreign media outlets operating in the country, for the first time seeking to routinely control the movement of Pakistani nationals working for them.

Israel refused in talks on Thursday to withdraw from more areas of south Lebanon unless the Lebanese army had full control of an initial two "pilot zones", a Lebanese presidential source told AFP.

At least two people were killed and 13 wounded after a bomb planted on a minibus exploded on Thursday in the Syrian town of Jaramana near capital Damascus, state media reported, citing the health ministry.

Speaking to Fox News on Wednesday, Vance said Washington was dealing with an unpredictable political structure in Iran, where different factions hold sharply different views on the ongoing conflict.

Iran conveyed through intermediaries that any attacks on its power plants would trigger strikes on the same targets in the Gulf, officials said.

The data shows the hackers devised websites aimed at stealing passwords from employees of private equity firms and companies including Blackstone, Bridgewater Associates, Apollo Global Management, Bain Capital, KKR, TPG, CME Group and Moody's.

While organisers did not specify the content of the posts, they said the pageant must uphold the standards expected of its titleholders.

US researchers say they created 16 viruses using AI, prompting hopes for medical advances and concerns about misuse.

Thousands of people in India have been displaced since July after monsoon rains triggered severe flooding.

Nigerian security forces have rescued 308 people abducted in separate attacks in northern Niger and Kwara states.

Israeli forces arrest dozens of Palestinians near Jerusalem amid uptick in military and settler violence in West Bank.

The ruling comes in the second phase of a landmark trial, with the Instagram, Facebook owner also losing in March.

Official says plane was irregularly cleared for departure before crash that killed 62 people outside Sao Paulo.

Al Jazeera’s Teresa Bo reports from Buenos Aires, where police fired tear gas as thousands protested.

Today, a total of 6 companies own 90% of the American media market.

Lost harvests and disrupted supply routes have pushed many families deeper into food insecurity.

The US, Iran, and Oman are close to a temporary deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

Blockades and bureaucracy turn education into an uphill journey for talented Gaza students seeking a brighter future.

People in southern Lebanon question their government's approach as Israel launches more attacks and displacement orders.

US President Donald Trump signed two executive orders to further limit who is eligible for birthright citizenship.

US president says he is involved in talks and war will end 'pretty soon', claiming that Iran cannot 'go much longer'.

Michigan progressive fended off AIPAC as well as Democratic establishment in US Senate race, supporters say.

Al Jazeera's Nils Adler reports on how far-right 'Active Clubs' use fitness and camaraderie to recruit young white men.

The US president's latest effort comes after Supreme Court ruled against his push to reinterpret constitutional right.

Suspects recruited via encrypted app and offered money for violent acts, Toronto police reveal after arrests.

US says the five entities and eight individuals sanctioned help Cuba acquire military equipment from Russia and China.

A fire broke out at a workers' accommodation camp at a construction site for earthquake housing in Hatay, Turkiye.

The world's fastest-growing Ebola outbreak has killed 1,751 people in DR Congo.

Israel goes on the attack after the first soldiers are killed since ceasefire began two months ago.

Republican senator has not been seen in public since mid-June, sparking criticism of transparency over his condition.

Israeli prosecutors have charged a settler with “reckless manslaughter” in the killing of prominent Palestinian activist

Two people were killed and 13 injured when an explosion ripped through a minibus in Jaramana, southeast of Damascus.