Balingene Kibetsi, a woman in her 60s with a child strapped to her back, stood beside the ruins of her wooden house in the small town of Sake, in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Although if that same ban was applied to the Eleventh Night bonfires we could see a dramatic decline in crime and anti-social ...

Kibetsi is one of nearly a million Congolese who have returned to their homes since the M23 rebel group — backed by Rwanda ...

The Zero Units served alongside Americans, helping them fight, then evacuate. Now, they face uncertainty as they begin new lives in the United States ...

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has met with Pope Leo XIV and thanked him for the Vatican’s efforts to help return ...

Church should not rush to judge people by their appearance, says Benedictine, a former drug addict who runs a rehab center ...

As talks for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip resume, Palestinians in the battered enclave say they are desperate for deal to ...

The lightweight veteran, who earned $100,000 in bonuses for his violent clash with Sadykhov in Azerbaijan back in June, ...

Valerie Castile lost her son, Philando, at a traffic stop gone horribly wrong. She is determined that his life will not be ...

Since Israel and Hamas went to war, reporters and editors at The New York Times have closely covered the conflict. Our coverage includes the Hamas-led attack on Israel, the plight of hostages, how ...

The tyrant, of course, was King George III, the target of the Declaration of Independence. We take it for granted now, but the declaration was an enormous political innovation — in it, the country ...

Preston Lodge’s Pipe Band have continued to reach for the top, reflecting on a year of success for its talented musicians.