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Alan Turing, Who Solved 'Unbreakable' Nazi Code Will be Face of £50 Note
Alan Turing was one of 227,299 notable individuals considered to appear on the new English bank note.
Amusement Park Ride Crashes to the Ground After Malfunction, Killing Two
A video of the crash appears to show the arm of a pendulum ride snap off mid-swing and fall.
12-year-old Boy Boards Flight to Los Angeles Without Ticket
Passengers aboard the BA flight to Los Angeles had to be removed while sniffer dogs inspected the plane.
Ancient Egypt: Two Pyramids Opened for the First Time in Decades
The famous "Bent" pyramid is now open for visitors for the first time since 1965.
Hundreds Stranded on Riverboat Cruise Trapped by Extremely Strong Currents
Rescue operation lasting several hours took place after Edmonton Riverboat got stuck along North Saskatchewan River.
Hundreds Protest After Israeli Minister Praises Gay Conversion Therapy
LGBT advocates are calling for the resignation of Rafi Peretz, appointed by prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu in June.
Ex-UK Diplomat Called Trump's Iran Deal Withdrawal 'Diplomatic Vandalism'
"It's not news that the U.S. and UK differ in how to ensure Iran is never able to acquire a nuclear weapon," a spokesman for the UK Foreign Office said.
At least 26 Dead in Somali Terrorist Attack at Prominent Hotel
The attack started with a detonated car bomb at the entrance gate, breaking down the hotel's fortifications, and was quickly followed by heavily armed gunmen storming inside.
Russia Missiles Now in Turkey, But the U.S. Has Little to Say
After canceling press conferences regarding the S-400 delivery, the Pentagon settled for a call to the Turkish defense minister.
Donald Trump: Kim Jong Un 'Doesn't Smile A Lot' But He Did 'When He Saw Me'
"That's a good thing, not a bad thing," said President Donald Trump.
China to Cut Ties to U.S. Businesses Selling Weapons to Taiwan
The U.S. has approved the sales of $2.2 billion worth of M1A2T Abrams Tanks and Stinger man-portable air defense systems to Taiwan, which China claims as part of its territory.
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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.
Iran Launches Strikes in Iraq, Reacts to Israel Threat As It Vows to Defend
Iran's defense minister warned that those trying "to violate the sacred territorial integrity of the Islamic Republic of Iran will be met with a decisive and crushing blow that will instill regret."
India Lifted 271 Million Out of Extreme Poverty in 10 Years: UN Report
A new UN report examined "multidimensional poverty," which includes factors like poor health, lack of education, inadequate living conditions and the ongoing threat of violence.
Ex-Obama Staffers Call Ivanka Trump a 'Joke' at G20 Summit
"That's something that happens in countries that we think are broken and that are hopelessly corrupt," Obama's former speechwriter Ben Rhodes said of Ivanka Trump.
World's Heaviest Giant Panda Twins, Weighing As Much As a Football, Born
The sanctuary in Chengdu is now home to 200 rare giant pandas.
Prisoners to be Given Keys to Their Cells as Reward for Good Behavior
Inmates will also be offered the freedom to cook meals, more gym time and the ability to choose their own shower times.
Italy's Far-right Leader Will Survive Russia Scandal, Become PM: Expert
Matteo Salvini, leader of the far-right League party and Italy's deputy prime minister, is embroiled in a scandal over an illicit oil money deal with Russia.
Tragic Cruise Baby Family Says Company Isn't Handing Over 'Critical' Video
Royal Caribbean is yet to hand over cruise ship surveillance camera footage of the tragedy, says the family's lawyer, as he prepares for a negligence suit.
Russia: U.S. Military Lied about Missiles and Plans New Ones Near Border
A senior Moscow diplomat also warned that Russia was "starting to gear up for a potential deployment of U.S. intermediate-range ground missiles."
Iran Oil Tensions are Pitting U.S. and Israel against Russia and China
Russia has also blamed the U.K. and U.S. for purposely instigating tensions with Iran, which has denied targeting vessels in the Persian Gulf.
'We Do Not Coddle Dictators:' Joe Biden Turns Focus Back to Trump
In his first foreign policy speech, Joe Biden pledged to reverse all of Trump's foreign policy legacy.