South Korean experts clash over Lee Jae Myung's dialogue push, weighing deterrence against engagement as North Korea expands its nuclear arsenal.

The U.S. lifted blockades in the Persian Gulf and Gulf of Oman, and reports show that vessels have departed the region through the Strait of Hormuz.

Sen. Elissa Slotkin, D-Mich., introduced a bill Thursday to ban the president from sending soldiers or agents to voting sites during elections.

Prime Video announced Thursday that three new cast members will join "Fallout" Season 3, which begins shooting in Los Angeles this month.

The European Parliament approved a resolution calling for the immediate suspension of political dialogue and cooperation agreements with Cuba.

NBC will broadcast "The Traitors: New Blood" beginning in September and featuring civilian contestants instead of reality television stars.

Police in Poland arrested a suspect in the murder of Russian artist Robert Kuzovkov, 44, publicly known as Semyon Skrepetsky, who was killed Tuesday.

A Michigan man's last-minute decision to buy a scratch-off lottery ticket ended up earning him a $500,000 prize.

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar announced Thursday that he is cutting all contact with Kaja Kallas, EU foreign policy chief, after comments.

An Australian man teamed up with cyclists in Britain to break the Guinness World Records for the largest and smallest penny farthings.

Vice President JD Vance said Thursday that Iran and the United States are complying with their peace agreement but downplayed making concessions.

Kim Jong Un will view the U.S.-Iran agreement as a case study in coercion, timing, bargaining and regime survival.

Brazilian presidential hopeful Flvio Bolsonaro unveiled a public security plan that includes chemical castration for convicted rapists.

Neymar Jr. will not play in Brazil's group stage meeting with Haiti at the 2026 World Cup, the Brazilian Football Confederation announced Thursday.

Argentina is preparing to launch South America's first citizenship-by-investment program.

Netflix announced Wednesday that it is opening "KPop Demon Hunters" immersive experiences at its Netflix House locations and more anniversary events.

Sen. Bernie Sanders announced legislation Thursday that would give the public $1,000 annually for a 50% stake in the largest AI firms in the country.

The Supreme Court said Thursday that a Texas man can't be prosecuted under a law that bans users of controlled substances from having firearms.

Several stars from the 1988 western "Young Guns" have been booked to appear at Fan Expo Dallas in September.

Katie Dippold says a 1980s-era haunted house attraction in her native New Jersey was an inspiration for her new supernatural thriller, "Widow's Bay."

Peruvian President Jos Mara Balczar confirmed Wednesday that Pope Leo XIV will visit Peru during the first half of November in a trip expected to last between eight and 10 days.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's sister denounced international calls for denuclearization on Thursday.

British counter-terrorism police announced a Border Force officer and another have been sentenced for allegedly spying for the Chinese government.

A London Underground station once plagued by constant flooding is now staying dry thanks to some recent arrivals in the neighborhood: beavers.

"The Gilded Age," a historical drama starring Carrie Coon, Morgan Spector and Louisa Jacobson, will return for a fourth season on HBO in the fall.