The midterms were the latest vote to show elections from the U.S. to Europe are getting more volatile.

Jensen Huang apologized for being unfaithful to his wife, after he had an affair with an executive suspected of working for Chinese intelligence.

Cartels, crime syndicates and rebel groups run shadow states across 60 nations, sidelining weak governments and moving billions of dollars beyond the reach of law enforcement.

Pope Leo’s message of compassion for the poor clashes with Javier Milei’s radical economic overhaul, symbolized by his trademark chain saw.

Final results for local elections tallied Sunday showed the worst result on record for the African National Congress, which won just 31% of the votes cast.

Gadi Eisenkot must overcome disagreements among political parties to assemble a coalition robust enough to replace Israel’s longest-serving leader, Benjamin Netanyahu.

Officials acknowledged damage to the building after the Iran-backed rebels mounted their latest attack on the capital.

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and allies face weeks of uncertainty as late ballots are tallied.

Vice President JD Vance and Gulf allies are advising Trump to end the war, but other advisers are making the case for renewed attacks.

In the world’s Catholic stronghold, millions are abandoning churches for a world of personal faith, ancient rituals and supernatural beliefs.

The country’s next government will have to balance a swollen military budget with continued growth, as President Trump threatens to withdraw aid.

Elections in the U.S. and Israel have scrambled the political calculus in both countries, as Qatar makes a fresh push to mediate.

Taiwanese authorities joined South Korea in moving to stem the bleeding in local equities caused by the global selloff in artificial intelligence-related stocks.

Democratic wins and shifting signals from the White House point to change in Israel’s most crucial relationship.

The Wall Street Journal reviewed the correspondence between shippers and the Yemeni militant group’s little-known clearance office.

The U.S. wanted judge Luis Benítez on charges that he took a $2 million bribe to release a top Canadian drug boss.

Santiago Peña’s downfall rattled a fast-growing South American economy that has attracted investors and forged close ties with the U.S.

Beijing is seeking to keep AI data and expertise developed at home from leaking abroad.

Squads of children looking to become fluent hunt down foreigners to be their living, breathing Duolingo lessons.

Venezuela’s government, which sheltered rebels for decades, cooperated in a recent deadly drone strike as Washington and Caracas forge closer military ties.