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Tatum's 43-point triple-double propels Celtics over Bulls

Tunisia women herb harvesters struggle with drought and heat

Trump threatens to take back control of Panama Canal

India's architecture fans guard Mumbai's Art Deco past

Secretive game developer codes hit 'Balatro' in Canadian prairie province

Large earthquake hits battered Vanuatu

Beaten Fury says Usyk got 'Christmas gift' from judges

First Singaporean golfer at Masters hopes 'not be in awe' of heroes

NFL-best Chiefs beat Texans while Ravens clinch playoff spot

Usyk beats Fury in heavyweight championship rematch

Stellantis backtracks on plan to lay off 1,100 at US Jeep plant

Root should step down as England captain: Vaughan

Joe Root should step down as England Test captain following his side's series loss to the West Indies, according to former skipper Michael Vaughan.

Rare birth of Sumatran rhino brings hope for endangered species

A Sumatran rhino has successfully given birth in an Indonesian sanctuary, environment officials said, in a boost for conservation efforts targeting the critically endangered animal.

World Cup-bound Japan end on flat note with Vietnam draw

Japan drew 1-1 with Vietnam on Tuesday to end their World Cup qualifying campaign on a flat note days after booking their place in Qatar.

Oil volatility 'worse' without OPEC+ bloc that includes Russia: Saudi

Volatility on oil markets sparked by Russia's invasion of Ukraine would be worse without OPEC+, the Saudi energy minister said on Tuesday, insisting the alliance that includes Russia deserves credit.

Queen leads royals in Prince Philip tribute after health woes

Ailing Queen Elizabeth II on Tuesday made her first major public appearance in months, at a thanksgiving service for her late husband, Prince Philip, who died last year aged 99.

Brazil's Bolsonaro discharged after overnight hospital stay

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was discharged from hospital on Tuesday morning, having spent the night at a military clinic in Brasilia after feeling unwell, the country's communications minister said.

The recent history of comedians being assaulted on stage

Comedians being assaulted on stage, as Chris Rock experienced at the hands of Will Smith during the Oscars on Sunday night, is extremely rare -- but not unheard of.

Sri Lanka hospitals running out of life-saving drugs

Sri Lanka's state-run hospitals are running out of life-saving medicines due to a shortage of dollars needed to import essentials as the country reels from a dire economic crisis, officials said Tuesday.

Queen leads royals in memorial service to Prince Philip

Ailing Queen Elizabeth II on Tuesday made her first major public appearance in months, at a thanksgiving service for her late husband, Prince Philip, who died last year aged 99.