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New York Times Gulf bureau chief Vivian Nereim talks about a surge of support for Palestinians across the Middle East as Israel considers a ground invasion of Gaza in retaliation for the deadly Oct. 7 attacks in Israel.

The Palestinian Health Ministry says more than 2,700 people have died in Israeli airstrikes as Israel continues to bombard Gaza in the second week of its war against Hamas.

The book profiles the cyber experts who go after those who hack and hold companies' and organizations' data hostage.

Asylum seekers in the U.S. face myriad of challenges: housing instability, financial stress and legal uncertainty. One new outdoor program in Maine is helping to ease that stress for young asylum seekers by getting them out into nature.

The government has reached a settlement with the American Civil Liberties Union over the controversial Trump Administration immigration policies that separated thousands of families at the U.S.-Mexico border.

Users report their Palestine-related content to have lower engagement than other posts, sometimes getting taken down from their page entirely.

A significant number of new HIV infections happen among Black women in the South, but even doctors are not familiar with the medicines known as PrEP, pre-exposure prophylaxis.

In Northern India, climate change is exacerbating the drying up of crucial mountain springs that millions depend on for survival. Now, some communities are fighting to revive these vital springs.

23 states ban transgender kids from playing school sports on a team that’s consistent with their gender identity.

President Biden’s expanded TPS designation for Venezuelan migrants should make it easier for them to legally live and work in the U.S., but many caution that relief for the city’s beleaguered shelter system will not be immediate.

Representatives of the Writers Guild of America and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers met all day Thursday and are due to continue negotiations Friday.

The pending agreement could result in a possible pause in fighting.

Political leaders in Pakistan are looking for a new president. Pervez Musharraf stepped down Monday to avoid being impeached. The Bush administration — which saw Musharraf as an important ally — is watching the search for a replacement closely. On the streets of Pakistan's cities, though, reaction to his departure is mixed.

Officials are using a relatively new state law to dissolve ghost towns in .

Israeli Defense Force continues to block the supply, saying they have evidence that Hamas is hoarding fuel that could be used for humanitarian purposes.

Jimmy Fallon still hasn't addressed allegations that he led a toxic work culture at "The Tonight Show," while "The Daily Show" is saying goodbye to guest host Roy Wood Jr.

More than 1,000 Palestinians and Israelis have died so far.

This episode looks at the rise of military-style weapons, like the Glock pistol, in police departments and federal law enforcement.

Completed this year, the song has been 45 years in the making: The first bars were written by John Lennon in 1978.

2023 has been the deadliest year for Palestinians in the west bank in two decades, and it’s only gotten worse since the war in Gaza began.

The jury has been hearing from former employees in recent days about SBF's conduct and decision-making at the company.

A strong last few minutes of defense helped the Aces prevail over the New York Liberty as Las Vegas star power forward was crowned the WNBA Finals MVP.

Former President Donald Trump is leading the polls as the Republican favorite months ahead of the primary season. But his former United Nations ambassador Nikki Haley has jumped to second place in the polls.

Sri Lanka moves into the complex phase of reconstruction and resettlement, with about half of the 800,000 people displaced by the tsunami leaving shelters. The country lost more than 38,000 in the disaster.

With Israel’s counter-offensive against Hamas in its second week, a ground invasion is anticipated as a humanitarian crisis in Gaza worsens.