As per the prosecutors, the man left his girlfriend "unprotected, exhausted, hypothermic, and disoriented" about 50 meters [160 feet] below the summit.
Apple CEO Tim Cook met US House members on Wednesday to push back against federal legislation that could require the iPhone maker to authenticate users' ages and possibly collect sensitive data on children.
Writer Sophie Kinsella, whose effervescent rom-com "Confessions of a Shopaholic" sparked a millions-selling series, died Wednesday, her family said. She was 55 and had been diagnosed with brain cancer.
Nobel Peace Prize Laureate and Venezuelan opposition figure Maria Corina Machado greeted supporters from the balcony of her hotel in Oslo early Thursday, her first public appearance in 11 months.
The viral car photo of Prime Minister Narendra Modi with Russian President Vladimir Putin, taken during the latter's recent visit to India, made its debut in the US Congress.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he was prepared to hold elections - a key demand of Moscow and now Washington - if the United States and Kyiv's European allies could ensure the security of the vote.
President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said he was prepared to hold elections - a key demand of Moscow and now Washington - if the United States and Kyiv's European allies could ensure the security of the vote.
Amnesty International on Thursday accused Hamas and other Palestinian armed groups for the first time of crimes against humanity, including extermination, during and after the October 7, 2023 attack that sparked the war in Gaza.
Trump announced that his long-promised " gold card " was officially going on sale, offering legal status and an eventual pathway to U.S. citizenship for individuals paying $1 million and corporations ponying up twice that per foreign-born employee.
Billionaire Elon Musk believes his cost-cutting stint as part of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) was "a little bit successful," though he thinks he could have otherwise spent time focusing on his companies.
A top Hamas leader told Qatari news channel Al Jazeera on Wednesday that the militant group is open to a weapons "freeze", but rejects the demand for disarmament put forward in the US-sponsored peace plan for Gaza.
US President Donald Trump said he exchanged "pretty strong words" Wednesday with the leaders of France, Britain and Germany on Ukraine, in the latest sign of a growing rift on how to end Russia's invasion.
A federal judge on Wednesday ordered President Donald Trump's administration to end the deployment of National Guard soldiers in Los Angeles, months after he began sending troops into US cities.
President Donald Trump's administration has seized an oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela, two U.S. officials told Reuters on Tuesday.
OpenAI said on Wednesday the cyber capabilities of its artificial intelligence models are increasing and warned that upcoming models are likely to pose a "high" cybersecurity risk.
A divided US Federal Reserve lowered interest rates Wednesday for a third consecutive time this year, flagging labour-market concerns even as inflation remained elevated amid President Donald Trump's tariffs.
US President Donald Trump's move to allow exports to China of Nvidia's second-best artificial intelligence chip, the H200, will spur strong demand from the country's tech giants, research institutes, and its defence-industrial complex.
Nepalese officials on Wednesday inked a landmark agreement with representatives of the Gen Z movement, whose September uprising toppled the Himalayan nation's government.
US President Donald Trump has blasted media reports questioning his state of health as "seditious, perhaps even treasonous," sparking pushback Wednesday by one of the major outlets behind the stories.
A US federal judge on Wednesday ordered the unsealing of grand jury records on Jeffrey Epstein, in the latest move by a court to release documents related to the convicted sex offender.
Russia has claimed to be in full control of Pokrovsk but Ukrainian forces say they still control northern part of city.
Families face flooded tents, sewage, extreme overcrowding, and deepening hardship amid ongoing displacement.
The Republican renewed his threats against Colombia, blaming its left-wing leader for the country's cocaine production.
These are the key developments from day 1,386 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
Tourists from 42 countries may soon need to also disclose email accounts, extensive family history and biometrics.
The US has rolled back a series of restrictive economic sanctions put in place during the rule of Bashar al-Assad.
Arsenal remain top of UEFA Champions table as they maintain 100 percent record, while holders PSG held in Bilbao.
The controversial bill, which prompted a scuffle in Congress's lower chamber, now proceeds to the Senate for a vote.
Officials warn hundreds of thousands of Palestinians lacking shelter are at risk as heavy rains lash the Strip.
Measure follows strong debate about online protections.
As US military presence grows once again in Puerto Rico, old wounds resurface.
Real Madrid beaten 2-1 at the Santiago Bernabeu, raising further questions about the beleaguered coach's future.
Protests over electoral uncertainty remain peaceful as military assures orderly transition of power in Honduras.
The Republican lawmaker, a Trump ally, says during a congressional hearing he is 'not afraid' to be called Islamophobic.
Right-wing opposition leader Maria Corina Machado missed the ceremony awarding her this year’s Nobel Peace Prize.
About 200,000 people have fled the Democratic Republic of the Congo after Rwanda-backed M23 rebels surged into Uvira.
Venezuela accuses Washington of 'blatant theft' and denounces 'act of international piracy' announced by Trump.
Experts suggest humans made fire 350,000 years earlier than previously thought, scientists say.
The central bank cut rates for the third time in 2025 as limited government data clouds economic outlook.
Almost two dozen people are confirmed dead after two buildings collapsed in the Moroccan city of Fez.
Iceland joins four other nations in a boycott, after the organiser declined to hold a vote over Israel's involvement.
IOC currently has no universal rule in place for the participation of transgender athletes at the Olympic Games.
US military's Central Command chief says there have been 'multiple instances of collaboration' with Syria against ISIL.
The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights said the shortfall has already led to 300 job losses.
California Governor Newsom celebrates court victory against Trump’s extended National Guard presence in Los Angeles.