Drones targeting Ukraine violate NATO airspace
Latvia and Romania, two member countries of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), said Russian drones violated their airspace over the weekend in a move that could stoke boiling-hot tensions between Moscow and the military alliance.
Latvia and Romania, two member countries of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), said Russian drones violated their airspace over the weekend in a move that could stoke boiling-hot tensions between Moscow and the military alliance.
Here's when you'll be able to hear Notre Dame Cathedral's bells again
The famed bells of Notre Dame Cathedral will ring again, more than five years after the medieval landmark was destroyed by a devastating fire.
The famed bells of Notre Dame Cathedral will ring again, more than five years after the medieval landmark was destroyed by a devastating fire.
WATCH: SpaceX's Polaris Dawn crew completes first private spacewalk
Jared Isaacman, CEO of Shift4 integrated payment processing solutions, participated in the first ever private spacewalk by a group of astronauts who left a SpaceX capsule after a delay of a few hours, testing a new line of spacesuits in the company's riskiest mission yet.
Jared Isaacman, CEO of Shift4 integrated payment processing solutions, participated in the first ever private spacewalk by a group of astronauts who left a SpaceX capsule after a delay of a few hours, testing a new line of spacesuits in the company's riskiest mission yet.
Israeli government update on Middle East conflict
As conflict looms in the Middle East, the Israeli government provides an update on their efforts to bring the remaining hostages home, safely.
As conflict looms in the Middle East, the Israeli government provides an update on their efforts to bring the remaining hostages home, safely.
9/11: The little-known story of how a small Canadian town took in thousands of stranded passengers
On Sept. 11, 2001, thousands of passengers and crew were diverted to Gander in Canada because of the closing of U.S. airspace – leading to one extraordinary story of compassion.
On Sept. 11, 2001, thousands of passengers and crew were diverted to Gander in Canada because of the closing of U.S. airspace – leading to one extraordinary story of compassion.
Syria says Israeli strikes kill 18 in attack
National security analyst Hal Kempfer joins LiveNOW's Andrew Craft to weigh in on deadly Israeli strikes in Syria.
National security analyst Hal Kempfer joins LiveNOW's Andrew Craft to weigh in on deadly Israeli strikes in Syria.
Kate Middleton says he's done with chemotherapy
British Royal journalist Josh Rom joins LiveNOW's Andrew Craft to discuss the news that Kate, the princess of Wales, has completed chemotherapy.
British Royal journalist Josh Rom joins LiveNOW's Andrew Craft to discuss the news that Kate, the princess of Wales, has completed chemotherapy.
IAEA director general gives update on Ukraine, Iran
IAEA Director General, Rafael Grossi, holds a news conference, following a Board of Governors meeting, to discuss nuclear security in Ukraine, and the Iranian nuclear program.
IAEA Director General, Rafael Grossi, holds a news conference, following a Board of Governors meeting, to discuss nuclear security in Ukraine, and the Iranian nuclear program.
Australia aquarium hosts adorable gender-reveal party for penguin chick
Sea Life Melbourne in Australia hosted a playful gender-reveal party for Pesto, a popular king penguin chick.
Sea Life Melbourne in Australia hosted a playful gender-reveal party for Pesto, a popular king penguin chick.
Olympic runner who died after boyfriend’s attack may get special honor in Paris
The city of Paris wants to pay tribute to the late Ugandan Olympic runner who died earlier this month after authorities said her boyfriend set her on fire.
The city of Paris wants to pay tribute to the late Ugandan Olympic runner who died earlier this month after authorities said her boyfriend set her on fire.
Watch: Rare 'flying spaghetti monsters' spotted in recent deep sea expedition
Twenty possible new species were discovered during this expedition along Chile's Nazca Ridge, according to researchers.
Twenty possible new species were discovered during this expedition along Chile's Nazca Ridge, according to researchers.
'Flying spaghetti monsters' spotted in recent expedition
Underwater footage shot off the coast of Chile reveals a thriving deep-sea ecosystem with a diversity of marine animals, along with a newly discovered undersea mountain.
Underwater footage shot off the coast of Chile reveals a thriving deep-sea ecosystem with a diversity of marine animals, along with a newly discovered undersea mountain.
Sergio Mendes, Brazilian singer, dies following long COVID battle
Grammy-winning Brazilian musician Sergio Mendes died Thursday after battling the effects of long COVID. He was 83 years old.
Grammy-winning Brazilian musician Sergio Mendes died Thursday after battling the effects of long COVID. He was 83 years old.
American woman killed in West Bank
An American woman taking part in an anti-settlement protest in the West Bank was fatally shot by Israeli soldiers, according to witnesses. US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller confirmed the death of 26-year-old woman, Aysenur Eygi and the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) is investigating.
An American woman taking part in an anti-settlement protest in the West Bank was fatally shot by Israeli soldiers, according to witnesses. US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller confirmed the death of 26-year-old woman, Aysenur Eygi and the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) is investigating.
Israel-Hamas war: Ceasefire talks remain stalled
Tufts University Professor Alon Burstein joins LiveNOW's Austin Westfall to discuss the latest developments in the Israel-Hamas war.
Tufts University Professor Alon Burstein joins LiveNOW's Austin Westfall to discuss the latest developments in the Israel-Hamas war.
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba resigns
Ukraine's Foreign Minster Dmytro Kuleba tendered his resignation on Wednesday ahead of a major government reshuffle. National security analyst Hal Kempfer joins LiveNOW's Andrew Craft to help us make sense of this move, and to discuss the latest with the Russia-Ukraine war.
Ukraine's Foreign Minster Dmytro Kuleba tendered his resignation on Wednesday ahead of a major government reshuffle. National security analyst Hal Kempfer joins LiveNOW's Andrew Craft to help us make sense of this move, and to discuss the latest with the Russia-Ukraine war.
Ancient Roman treasure trove of 27 rare silver coins unearthed likely by heavy rains on Sicilian island
The coins, minted between 94 and 74 BC, have now been cleaned and cataloged. Archaeologists believe they were likely hidden during a pirate attack, a common occurrence along the Sicilian coast at the time.
The coins, minted between 94 and 74 BC, have now been cleaned and cataloged. Archaeologists believe they were likely hidden during a pirate attack, a common occurrence along the Sicilian coast at the time.
China halts foreign adoptions of its children, leaving families in limbo
China’s decision to stop the program affects American families with pending adoption applications.
China’s decision to stop the program affects American families with pending adoption applications.
Rebecca Cheptegei, Olympic marathon runner, dies after being set on fire by boyfriend
Rebecca Cheptegei, a 33-year-old Ugandan Olympic marathoner that recently competed in Paris, died just days after being burned in an attack by her partner.
Rebecca Cheptegei, a 33-year-old Ugandan Olympic marathoner that recently competed in Paris, died just days after being burned in an attack by her partner.
DOJ: Russia spreading propaganda ahead of election
National security analyst Hal Kempfer and the FDD's Peter Doran join LiveNOW's Andrew Craft to discuss the Department of Justice charging two Russian state media employees with attempts to spread disinformation ahead of the November presidential election.
National security analyst Hal Kempfer and the FDD's Peter Doran join LiveNOW's Andrew Craft to discuss the Department of Justice charging two Russian state media employees with attempts to spread disinformation ahead of the November presidential election.