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Climate change caused nearly all of the world’s population to experience higher temperatures from June to August, Climate Central said.

A Pentagon memo obtained by The Post says Beijing is working to enhance its military capability by targeting Americans with specialized skills and training.

Moscow’s overlooked manpower problem—and how Washington can exploit it.

Rich Countries’ Selfish Pandemic Responses Have Stoked Distrust.

Police in England received a call about a possible “ritual mass killing” inside a cafe. It was a yoga class in shavasana, or corpse pose.

The Biden administration is trying to secure potential Asian bulwarks against China. But a fluid new global order gives “middle powers” more options than ever.

Leader Kim Jong Un unveiled what North Korea said was a new submarine was capable of “both preemptive and retaliatory strike,” a claim that could not be independently verified.

She made the marvels of Cervantes and Gabriel García Márquez available to English readers and championed translation as an art form in its own right.

The U.S. has used depleted uranium munitions for decades and no law bans them, but they remain controversial and have been linked to potential health effects.

A record 158.1 mm of rain fell in Hong Kong between 11 p.m. and midnight, the most in an hour since records began in 1884.