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Human trafficking: More than 1000 arrested in global operation
More than 2000 victims and suspected victims were identified, with 162 of them being minors.
During a large-scale operation against international human trafficking networks, police from 59 countries detained more than ...
A man wanted in Germany on allegations including child kidnapping, illegal restraint, and hostage-taking has been arrested in ...
India has the world’s third-largest renewable fleet, but we remain a coal-based economy. Coal still supplies close to ...
Raelene Cooper, a staunch advocate for Murujuga, contributed to a submission to have the rock art on the Burrup Peninsula of ...
India is rapidly expanding its solar power capacity, becoming the second largest market globally. Despite progress in module ...
Readers share views on Peter Hartcher’s column about the earth inching toward a “scorched earth tipping point”.
The San Francisco Giants have a history of finding Hall of Fame career players and building championship teams based off of their decisions during the MLB Draft ...
"The biggest Monday Night Football event in the history of American sports" | Chicago Sports Tonight
Fox Sports World Cup broadcaster Tyler Terens joins Cassie Carlson to preview tonight's USA vs. Belgium match in the Round of 16. Was suspending Flo Balgun's red card the right decision by FIFA?
John Harkes, a member of USA's 1994 World Cup team, thinks this year's squad can bring soccer to a new level if it keeps up ...
Interpol says the vast majority of the 2,070 victims or potential victims identified were women being trafficked for sex.
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