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GENEVA The number of internally displaced people (IDPs) reached a record 71.1 million worldwide last year due to

Authorities in eastern Switzerland have ordered residents of the small village of Brienz to evacuate by Friday evening.

The government's decision to drop deadline to scrap EU laws sparks a row in the Conservative Party.

Outgoing Prime Minister Sanna Marin says she is "still best friends" with her husband.

Ukraine's president says in an interview his country would "lose a lot of people" if it attacks now.

The sons of two anti-government figures are in jail because of their fathers' actions, the BBC hears.

A prominent disinformation researcher who became the target of Fox News last year filed a defamation lawsuit against the right-wing network on Wednesday, accusing it of a "malicious campaign of destruction" and adding to the channel's growing legal problems.

(This May 8 story has been refiled to correct a misspelled word in paragraph 7) By Andrew Goudsward (Reuters) -

The film has faced legal challenges and been banned by one state, but is performing well at the box office.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy cancelled a Wednesday event sponsored by Democratic Rep. Rashida Tlaib meant to commemorate al-Nakba, or "the catastrophe," as many Arabs refer to the period surrounding the birth of Israel, saying it's "wrong for members of Congress to traffic in antisemitic tropes about Israel."

Rep. George Santos has been charged in a federal criminal probe that -- from a legal standpoint -- won't affect his status as a member of Congress but will ensnare him in a potentially yearslong court process that could result in a sentence of several years in prison.

By Lucia Mutikani WASHINGTON The annual increase in U.S. consumer prices slowed to below 5% in April for