An Israeli public opinion survey says that Israelis are skeptical about the potential for success of an expected peace plan from the Trump administration.
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A massive international operation to search for 12 boys and their football coach in a flooded Thai cave has made agonising progress as rescuers battle muddy torrents in almost total darkness, in a race-against-time to find the lost children.
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In the fields of Nghar, 79 people lie under a vast mound of earth — victims of a wider massacre that killed more than 200 in villages across Plateau state, central Nigeria.
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French schoolboy Tom Goron, 12, got a hug from his mum and bottle of sparkling apple juice after his record single-handed crossing of the Channel in a tiny sail boat.
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A passenger train derailed on a local railway in Austria on Tuesday, leaving two carriages lying on their side and three people seriously injured, authorities said.
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A fire swept through an under-construction apartment building in the South Korean city of Sejong on Tuesday, leaving two dead, one missing and 37 others injured, fire authorities said.
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The Pentagon will make space available on military bases for as many as 20,000 unaccompanied migrant children detained after illegally crossing the U.S.-Mexico border, says a spokesman.
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A grizzly bear researcher who was attacked by a grizzly bear last month said Thursday that her recovery has been slow, but the encounter has done nothing to change her mind about her career path.
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Prince William will next week become the first member of Britain’s royal family ever to pay an official visit to both Israel and the Palestinian territories.
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A Northern California utility said Thursday it expects to pay at least $2.5 billion in connection with deadly wildfires that whipped through wine country last October — some of them ignited by its fallen power lines.
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