Africa

Attacks on Western interests tripled in five years.

His resignation sets off the Ramaphosa era.

Lion poaching has been on the increase in Africa.

The tools are around 385,000 years old.

The African Union called off plans to demand an apology for Trump's "racist and xenophobic behavior"

The president's alleged comments were condemned by African leaders.

"We, who know precisely what it's like to be refugees, to be homeless and bereft of a state that preserves and protects us from violence and suffering, cannot comprehend how a Jewish government can expel refugees and asylum seekers to a journey of suffering, torment and death."

After months of uncertainty about the status of the ban, the president told Piers Morgan he plans to keep restricting hunters from bringing back the trophies.

The definition of a 'modern' human just became more contentious.

El Sadiq Ahmed fled Darfur with dreams of a better life in Europe, but now he faces prison or, worse, death at home.

Migration and evolution may have happened far earlier than scientists thought.

Paul Kagame is the incoming leader of the African Union, which has called on Trump to retract and apologize for his alleged remarks.

The human jawbone, which still has teeth, is between 175,000 and 200,000 years old.

Donald Trump is "one of the best presidents ever," Ugandan leader Yoweri Museveni said.

And she continues to shatter precedent today.

The catch with this substance has been the risk of heart damage; now, researchers have overcome that danger.

"War is not far from us," warned China's official military outlet.

The founder of research firm Fusion GPS said Moscow used the document as a pretext for arrests and killings.

The countdown to Day Zero ends in a matter of months.

The State Department has classified these 11 nations as "Do not travel."

"The only stars and stripes you'll have to see are in the sky and on a zebra."

Maryland pastor calls comments Trump reportedly said about African nations and Haiti "dehumanizing."

South Africa and Ghana are among countries calling on U.S. diplomats to meet with government officials to address the president's comments.

"I don't think the comments were constructive at all, but I also think that, to be fair, we shouldn't draw conclusions that he didn't intend," the Kentucky Republican said on "Meet The Press."

"It's not how a president should speak," Biden said.

President Donald Trump's denial was immediately pushed back on by a Democrat who attended the meeting.

In a discussion with lawmakers on immigration, Trump reportedly asked why the U.S. should accept more immigrants from Haiti and "shithole countries." 

Although not among the largest trade partners for the U.S., sub-Saharan Africa, El Salvador and Haiti are significant as Trump fumes over immigration reform.

Congressional Black Caucus Chairman Cedric Richmond has called the President's comments "racially insensitive and ignorant."

The continued growth is being fueled by high fertility rates and immigration, according to Pew.