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Russian children were instructed on how to throw hand grenades and handle rifles at an unusual summer camp aimed at preparing the next generation for Putin's military

The lawyers representing the Salvadoran national are contesting the deportation attempts in court, claiming he has the right to express his fear of persecution and torture in Uganda

Below the dark blue waters of the Bay of Aarhus in northern Denmark, archaeologists search for coastal settlements swallowed by rising sea levels more than 8,500 years ago.

The deadly Israeli strike on one of Gaza’s main hospitals killed six Hamas terrorists and took out a surveillance camera that had been tracking troops, the Israel Defense Forces said Tuesday.

An aspiring influencer may be looking at potential jail time for pole dancing with the Turkish flag — apparently unaware it was illegal

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed his "regret" after multiple missiles hit the Nasser Hospital, the largest in southern Gaza, in quick succession on Monday.

The migrant, who was previously taken into custody and then released on Sunday following the gruesome attack in Dresden, was re-arrested early Tuesday.

Australia accused Iran on Tuesday of executing two antisemitic arson attacks in the cities of Sydney and Melbourne and gave Tehran's ambassador seven days to leave the country, in its first such ejection since World War Two.

An American tourist who was brutally stabbed while protecting two women on a German tram spoke out against Europe's "immigration problem" after one of the suspects was released from custody in part because he wasn't a citizen of the European Union.

Nadine Menendez's attorneys argue that she has been a victim of abuse by former partners as they seek a lighter sentence for her involvement in a corruption case linked to her husband, the embattled New Jersey senator known as 'gold bar' Bob Menendez

Trump is encouraging Putin to hold an in-person meeting with Zelensky for the first time since Russia began its invasion in February 2022

Keep informed with The Post's live updates on the Trump administration on Tuesday, following the president's dismissal of Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook due to allegations of mortgage fraud

An “unsparing” memoir by Jeffrey Epstein's most outspoken victim, Virginia Roberts Giuffre, is being published posthumously months after her suicide.

Ukraine asserts it has killed Russian soldiers referred to as the "Butchers of Bucha," who were accused of participating in the rape, torture, and mutilation of numerous civilians

Harjinder Singh, 28, faces three charges of vehicular homicide and up to 45 years in prison after he allegedly an illegal U-turn on the Florida Turnpike on Aug. 12 while driving a tractor trailer — six years after he entered the US illegally.

According to the CIA, the harsh actions of Moscow have distorted Ukraine's population dynamics. Last year, the war-ravaged nation experienced three deaths for every birth

One of Russia's highly decorated war heroes, dubbed the "Executioner," instructed his soldiers to intentionally shoot him in a massive military scandal to avoid the front lines in Ukraine and earn a payout from the Kremlin, a damning Russian investigation has uncovered.

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro condemned the deployment of three US warships off his nation’s coast, calling it an "illegal" regime change attempt — though his own presidency is considered illegitimate.

A lowly 11% of Iranian survey respondents said they still support the Iranian Revolution of 1979 and Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

Trump stated on Friday that he anticipated deciding on his next steps in two weeks if direct discussions are not arranged

Gaza health officials said the strikes targeted tents sheltering displaced people in Khan Younis, which became home to hundreds of thousands who had fled from elsewhere in Gaza.

The collapse of an under-construction railway bridge over a major river in China has killed at least 12 workers and left four others missing, state media reports said.

The firing is the latest upheaval in military leadership and in the country’s intelligence agencies.

Keep current with The Post’s live updates on the Trump administration this Friday as FBI agents search former national security adviser John Bolton's home in the DC area, as part of a national security investigation, The Post can exclusively disclose

Jade Damarell, who fell 15,500 feet into a field in Shotton Colliery in County Durham on April 27th, died of blunt trauma injuries after taking the international leap, Coroner Leslie Hamilton announced at an inquest into her death, according to the Guardian.