A former aide to New York Mayor Eric Adams is charged with destroying evidence as top deputy quits
Interpol seeks public’s help in solving 46 cold cases involving unidentified women
TikTok sued by 14 states over alleged harm to children’s mental health
Drone video shows destruction in southern Lebanon after Israeli airstrikes
Palestinian Health Ministry: One-third of Gaza's war dead are children
Saudi crown prince "reassured everyone" about king's health, state media says
Property owners could face massive losses from hurricanes Helene and Milton
China expresses concern over US chip and connected vehicle policies
Lula nominee to head Brazil central bank emphasizes freedom in decision making
Hurricane Milton forces NHL’s Lightning, other sports teams to alter game plans
The Menendez brothers get their say in a new Netflix documentary.
Neuroscientist wants the NFL to investigate Josh Allen’s apparent head injury, despite the QB passing a concussion check
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Donald Trump intends to appeal a U.S. judge's ruling last week that the former president does not have immunity from criminal charges for actions he took as president, a court filing on Thursday showed.
(Reporting by Andrew Goudsward and Kanishka Singh; Writing by Ismail Shakil)
