A S. Korean policy expert has criticized recent remarks by the country's unification minister, arguing they undermine the constitutional mandate.

One of 23 people injured in a weekend shooting at an Oklahoma City suburb has died, authorities announced Tuesday as the continue to search for a suspect.

Japan's child population has fallen for the 45th consecutive year to its lowest level since records began in 1950, with the country ranking second.

South Korea's Navy said its 3,000-ton-class submarine Dosan Ahn Chang-ho has completed the country's first independent trans-Pacific voyage.

Two people died Tuesday in a drone strike in the Russian republic of Chuvashia, authorities confirmed. More than 30 others were injured in the attack.

S. Korea Trade Insurance Corporation said it signed MOU with ADB to jointly finance projects aimed at strengthening critical minerals supply chains.

Pennsylvania officials say they're suing an AI company after one of its chatbots posed as a doctor who could prescribe medication in the state.

The New York Giants agreed to a two-year contract with D.J. Reader, he confirmed Tuesday. Reader played for the Detroit Lions the last two seasons.

Fox Sports hire a soccer fan and pay them a $50,000 salary to watch all 104 matches of the 2026 World Cup, the network announced Tuesday.

The Department of Homeland Security confirmed that it closed an office that works as a watchdog serving those in immigration detention.

NBC announced Tuesday that three of the Rolling Stones will appear on separate episodes of "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" this month.

Argentina's university hospital network could stop functioning because of a lack of funding, the Universidad de Buenos Aires has warned,

Samuel Goldwyn Films released the U.S. trailer for "Reckless" on Tuesday. The film opens May 22 in theaters and stars Scott Adkins and Vinnie Jones.

The Department of Justice is demanding the names of every worker and volunteer in the 2020 election in Fulton County, Ga., via a grand jury subpoena.

The United States revoked tourist visas for five of seven board members of La Nacin, Costa Rica's leading newspaper, raising press freedom concerns.

The Center for AI Standards and Innovation announced Tuesday that it will test AI models from some top firms to vet them for security risks.

The co-owner of a Boston bakery is offering baked goods as a reward for the safe return of the eatery's "mascot," a giant ice cream cone named Swirly.

FX on Hulu released a surprise bonus episode of "The Bear" on Tuesday, titled "Gary" and written by stars Ebon Moss-Bachrach and Jon Bernthal.

A man died after he was shot seven times at a Philadelphia bar, and police have not made an arrest in the shooting.

A Maryland man made a repeat visit to state lottery headquarters to collect his second $50,000 scratch-off prize in two weeks.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Tuesday that the U.S. mission to reopen the Strait of Hormuz was a temporary one.

The Department of Education is investigating Smith College, a women's college in Massachusetts, because it admits transgender women.

A bear that prompted a park to be closed and an elementary school to be put on lockdown was tranquilized and wound up asleep atop a brick wall.

An athletic dog joined human runners in an Indianapolis mini-marathon and police are now trying to find the fleet-footed fido's owner.

The Seattle Seahawks are expected to sign former Dallas Cowboys edge rusher Dante Fowler Jr. to a one-year deal, sources told UPI on Tuesday.