The US Congress passes a temporary measure to keep government funded for another 45 days.

Thousands of people were killed during the “Troubles,” a prolonged civil conflict between the late 1960s and 1998.

Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 16:00 GMT, July 24, 2023

More than 60 human rights organizations in the US have called on Congress to pass a bill that would require the Biden administration to investigate the killing of Palestinian journalist Shireen Abu Akleh by Israeli forces.

Israeli lawmakers have resumed debating a bill that would limit the powers of the regime’s Supreme Court.

British government’s move to table a bill in the parliament that intends to ban local public bodies from joining the popular boycott campaign against the Israeli regime threatens to erode democratic values, restrict freedom of expression and undermine campaigns for social justice.

A group of US Republican senators introduce a bill in Congress to repeal a 2001 law that allowed the president to wage war without the consent of legislators.

US Democratic president and Republican House speaker reach a tentative budget bill deal to avert a debt default amid persisting differences between rival parties.

The French government has rejected a request by trade unions to rethink Macron’s controversial pension reform bill.

Jordanians have gathered in front of the Israeli embassy in the capital, Amman, to protest the mistreatment of Jordanian inmates in Israeli prisons and a controversial death penalty bill endorsed by the Knesset.