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State District Judge Tony Graf said Monday the transcript must be posted on the court docket by the end of the day.

Officials have said that 241 passengers and nine crew members were on the train when the accident occurred.

When questioned Monday by reporters about "an explosion in Venezuela," the president said the U.S. struck a facility where boats accused of carrying drugs "load up."

From Pope Francis to Ozzy Osbourne, Dick Cheney to Virginia Giuffre, here's a roll call of some of the influential figures who died this year.

A historic theater in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian city of Mariupol has opened its doors more than three years after it was pummeled in a Russian airstrike that killed hundreds of civilians sheltering inside.

Foreign ministers from Cambodia and Thailand have convened with their Chinese counterpart to discuss the border dispute between the two Southeast Asian countries.

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung commuted to Cheong Wa Dae, the country's traditional presidential palace, for the first time since taking office in June.

Firefighters needed more than two hours to extinguish the blaze after nearby residents reported the fire to emergency services. Neighbors reportedly helped rescue several occupants of the retirement home.

Here are 20 questions to see how well you know — or remember — about the indelible imprint made on pop culture by and for baby boomers.

Opposition leaders in the United Kingdom are calling for a human rights activist to be stripped of his citizenship over past social media messages.

Farming has long been seen as low-status work across much of Africa, pushing young people to cities in search of office jobs. But the high cost of living and lack of job opportunities are pushing some youth to give agriculture another try.

Police stormed a house where the militants were hiding. Eight other police officers and a night guard were wounded, according to Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya.

Video from the scene shows a helicopter spinning rapidly to the ground.

On Jan. 1, he will assume control of America's biggest city under that harsh spotlight, with the country watching to see if he can pull off the big promises that vaulted him to office and handle the everyday duties of the job.

The money is a tiny fraction of what the U.S. has contributed in the past but reflects what the administration believes is a generous amount that will maintain the United States' status as the world's largest humanitarian donor.

In an open letter to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, 17 families of the dead and wounded called for a federal inquiry known as a royal commission to investigate a rise in antisemitism in Australia since the Israel-Hamas war began in 2023 and consequent security agency failures.

Taiwan says it has placed its forces on alert and called the Beijing government "the biggest destroyer of peace."

The snow and strengthening winds began spreading Sunday across the northern Plains, where the National Weather Service warned of whiteout conditions and possible blizzard conditions that could make travel impossible in some areas.

Trump hopes to leverage his relationship with Netanyahu to speed up the peace process.

U.S. President Donald Trump hosted Zelenskyy on Sunday and stated that Ukraine and Russia are closer than ever to a peace settlement.