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Paid Impersonators Caught Taking Bangladesh Lawmaker's Exams For Her
Tamanna Nusrat, a member of parliament from the ruling Awami League party, is accused of paying up to eight lookalikes to pretend to be her during exams. She has since been expelled from the university.
Climate Change Creates More Violent El Nino Storms
A history of 33 El Ninos since 1901 has shown that climate change can make for a more violent storm patterns, according to a study published in Monday's Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Rapper Banned by British Government From Using Words Related to Drugs
London-based rapper Rico Racks has been convicted of a number of drug-related offenses and issued an order barring him from using specific words in his lyrics moving forward.
Backlash After Always Sanitary Products Venus Symbol Removed
Some feminists claim that the move is part of a concerted effort towards the "elimination of women's biology."
Russian Pundit Breaks Guinness World Record for Most TV Time in a Week
Television journalist Vladimir Solovyov, often criticized for his close ties to Vladimir Putin, has been awarded a Guinness World Record for "most hours of live television presented by a host in one week"
If Trudeau Loses Canada's Election, U.S. Could See Tightened Border
Conservative candidate Andrew Scheer has vowed to crack down on immigration to "the greatest country on earth"—and no, he doesn't mean the United States.
Elizabeth Warren Could Withhold U.S. Aid to Israel Over Settlements
The Democratic 2020 primary candidate told The Hill that "everything is on the table" should she become the next president.
Prince Andrew Involved in Orgy with Jeffrey Epstein, Documentary Claims
Questions about Duke of York's relationship to billionaire pedophile to be raised in documentary shown on British TV.
Turkey Accused of Restricted Weapon Use in Syria: 10 Photos May Be Evidence
Journalist Thea Pedersen, who documented the alleged white phosphorous burn victims at hospitals in northeastern Syria, described to Newsweek graphic scenes of discolored, dead skin that, despite decades of experience, doctors said they "had never seen before."
Putin Looks On As Nuclear Submarine Misfires During Massive War Games
Russia's defense ministry has dismissed claims that the incident could have caused an "emergency situation."
Chinese Paper Accuses Trump Team Of 'Chaos'
The Global Times accused Trump of blowing "hot and cold."
Prince Harry Addresses Prince William Feud Rumors for First Time
The Duke of Sussex was asked about tensions between him and the Duke of Cambridge while in Africa.
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Photos: Walk Among The Treetops in Denmark
"Nature provides the real experience. We just made it more accessible," says the architect of Camp Adventure's new observation deck.
Will Barack Obama's Endorsement Help Justin Trudeau?
Former President Barack Obama has said the world still needs Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's "progressive leadership."
Justin Trudeau at Risk of Losing Power As Canadians Head to Polls
Polls suggest Prime Minister Justin Trudeau could narrowly hold onto Canada's top job, with a minority government.
U.S Pulled Out Of INF To Hold Back China, Moscow: Russian Defense Minister
Sergei Shoigu said that the U.S. had planned its surprise withdrawal from the intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) treaty long in advance, to counter Russia's and China's growing military clout.
Greta Thunberg Mural Defaced with 'This is Oil Country' Graffiti
The message was scrawled on the mural in Edmonton, Alberta, as the 16 year old passed through the city for a climate change rally.
Meghan Markle's Admission on Royal Pressure Wins Over Documentary Viewers
"Harry & Meghan: An African Journey," filmed during the royals' recent African tour, premiered in the U.K. on Sunday.
Why Is the Mayor of Milan Asking the U.S. for an Apology?
Mayor Giuseppe Sala of Milan said he would ask the U.S. consul to formally apologize for a World War II bombing in his city that killed almost 200 schoolchildren.
Mass Protests Persist In Lebanon, as Well Over 1 Million Demonstrate
"We are victims of systematic oppression by our own government," Dima El-Ayache, a student protester, told Newsweek. "Today we are revolting."
GOP Congressman: Trump 'Playing Checkers' While Russia, Iran Play Chess
Republican Congressman Will Hurd warned that 30,000 ISIS fighters are "going to come back" to Syria, and he accused the Trump administration of agreeing to "terms of surrender" rather than a peace deal with Turkey.
'All Roads Lead to Russia': Senator Says No Coincidence Putin Keeps Winning
New Jersey Democratic Senator Bob Menendez said it's no coincidence that Russia continues getting foreign policy victories over the Trump administration.
Prince Harry Fears Meghan Markle Will Suffer Same Fate as Princess Diana
Host of British channel ITV, Tom Bradby, went with the royal couple on their trip to Africa.