Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip: A love story

Queen Elizabeth II wore the British crown for 70 years, but she wore her wedding ring even longer.

Photos: Queen Elizabeth II through the years

Queen Elizabeth II, Britain’s longest-reigning monarch, assumed the throne after the death of her father on Feb. 6, 1952.

Liz Truss becomes new UK prime minister

New UK Prime Minister Liz Truss faces many challenges, including soaring prices, labor unrest, and a health care system burdened by long waiting lists and staff shortages.

Canada knife attack: 1 stabbing spree suspect dead, police say

Regina Police Chief Evan Bray said Damien Sanderson, 31, has been found dead and that they believe his brother, Myles Sanderson, 30, is injured and on the run.

OPEC, allies cutting world oil supplies as prices fall

The move signals their unhappiness with crude oil prices that have dropped because of recession fears.

Argentina: Assassination attempt of vice president fails when gun misfires

Argentina’s president said a man pointed a gun at the vice president’s head and pulled the trigger but the weapon didn’t fire. The attack came amid the VP facing a trial for alleged acts of corruption during her presidency over 10 years ago.

Germany agrees to $28M settlement with families of Munich victims of 1972 attack

As part of an agreement with the families, Germany agreed to acknowledge failures that authorities made at the time and to allow German and Israeli historians to review the events surrounding the attack.

Florida mom’s post about how toddler's creepy doll scored them perks at Disney World goes viral

"Briar named the doll Chloe and I then immediately nicknamed her Creepy Chloe. I’m pretty sure Creepy Chloe is stealing my soul when I sleep," Brittany Beard said in the now viral Facebook post.

Wendy’s logo goes gray to support ousted veteran news anchor

Lisa LaFlamme said she was "blindsided" to be let go from the network and many believe it was because of her age.

Poland wants Germany to pay over $1 trillion in WWII reparations

Poland’s right-wing government argues that the country - WWII's first victim - has not been fully compensated by neighboring Germany.

Photos: Spain's massive food fight 'La Tomatina' returns after pandemic pause

Thousands took part in “the world’s largest food fight” in Spain, chucking tomatoes at each other and leaving the village drenched in red pulp.

Not finding white Fiat Uno in tunnel on night of Diana's death a 'frustration,' crash investigators say

While the driver of the mysterious Fiat Uno was not responsible, investigators looking into Princess Diana’s death said that it could potentially have helped explain the movements of her black Mercedes.

UC professor discusses memories, legacy of Mikhail Gorbachev

"In the West, he is a hero. In Russia, he's a villain," said George Breslauer, a UC Berkeley professor of political science and the author of 12 books on Russia including "Gorbachev and Yeltsin as Leaders."