The House Committee is making the point that former President Donald J. Trump chose to not act as a mob of his supporters attacked the Capitol.

Prime Minister Mario Draghi of Italy offered his resignation again after failing to persuade the country's fractious parties to stick together.

Blazes in the Gironde area of southwestern France have forced more than 37,000 people to evacuate.

The police said an armed bystander shot and killed the 20-year-old gunman within two minutes after the gunman had opened fire on diners inside a mall food court in Greenwood, Ind.

British trains are operating under speed restrictions amid fears that the intense heat in the region could cause the rails to buckle.

Liza Dmytriyeva, a 4-year-old with Down syndrome, died when a flash of fire and metallic shrapnel erupted near her and her mother during a walk in Vinnytsia, Ukraine. Her mother, Iryna, lost a leg and remains unconscious.

One measure would give health care providers the right to offer abortion services, and the second bill would protect the right to travel across state lines for abortion. Neither has the votes to advance in the Senate.

During a private meeting in Jeddah, the president said he was 'straightforward and direct' with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman about the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, a columnist and American resident.

President Biden announced that the United States would give financial assistance to a network of Palestinian hospitals in East Jerusalem.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen continued to push for imposing a price limit on Russian oil to reduce President Vladimir V. Putin's ability to continue waging war in Ukraine, shrink the Russian economy and lower global oil prices.