Police have arrested dozens of climate protesters who disrupted traffic in the biggest city in Australia’s main coal mining state.

Israeli police are recommending criminal charges against the deputy health minister, including fraud and breach of trust.

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Egypt’s finance minister says his country has received the final, $2 billion portion of a bailout package from the International Monetary Fund.

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg says he’s absolutely convinced the U.S. will remain in the military alliance and it has made no preparations for an unlikely U.S. withdrawal because doing so would send a signal that it could happen.

Turkey’s combative president is threatening to launch a military operation in northeastern Syria that is designed to push back U.S.-allied Syrian Kurdish forces ? an invasion that carries major risks for a highly combustible region in war-devastated Syria.

A South Carolina woman was found dead in her apartment and police say her 5-year-old daughter is missing.

U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper said Tuesday that the U.S. intends to prevent any unilateral invasion by Turkey into northern Syria, saying any such move by the Turks would be unacceptable.

A former Australian spy will plead guilty to conspiring to reveal classified information about an allegation that Australia bugged East Timor’s government during negotiations over the sharing of billions of dollars in oil and gas revenue in 2004, splitting his case from his lawyer and alleged co-conspirator who will fight the charge, a court was told Tuesday.

The scars from the nine bullets the gunman fired into Temel Atacocugu run down his left side like knotty rope. But it’s the recurring mental images from that day at the mosque that he often finds hardest to cope with: The gunman’s face. The puff of smoke from his gun. The worshippers falling as they clamored to escape.