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Russia Hits Back After US Military Claims It Can 'Take Down' Air Defenses
The governor of Kaliningrad also recommended "that all U.S. generals read some history books about those who plotted against the Russian state and the consequences they had to face."
Climate Strike Live Stream, Time and Location Details
Friday September 20, millions of people from over 100 countries are walking out of their jobs and schools to encourage governments and companies to join the fight against climate change.
Medical Student Fined for Throwing Coins From Plane to Cure Diarrhea
Incident took place in China as the student was attending a family wedding.
Climate Strike Photos, Videos From Around the World Flood Social Media
Thousands of people in more than 100 countries participated in the Global Climate Strike.
Road Rage Motorist Shot in the Neck With Flare Gun
The victim can be seen in video footage clutching his still-burning neck and stumbling around on the highway.
Who Is Andrew Scheer? The Conservative Who Could Replace Trudeau As PM
Canadian Conservative Party Leader Andrew Scheer says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau "has lost the moral authority to govern," but his political career has not been entirely scandal-free either.
Watch: Canadian Asks Trudeau to Count How Many Times He Wore Blackface
"I'm not going to make light of the situation," Trudeau said during a campaign stop in Saskatoon, Canada, on Thursday night.
Rapper Holds Up Decapitated Boris Johnson Head at Awards Ceremony
Slowthai made the move at the annual Mercury Awards in London and shouted "F*** Johnson."
Blue Shark 'Paraded' Through The Street, Then Eaten, At Seafood Fest
Blue sharks are considered "near threatened" globally, though there is no limit on catching them in the United Kingdom.
German Mom Accused of Injecting Her Kids With Drugs to Collect Benefits
A German mother is standing trial for allegedly faking the disabilites of her children in order to claim benefits.
Suspicions Arise After Confession in Murder of Russian LGBT Activist
The body of LGBT activist Yelena Grigoryeva was found in St. Petersburg on July 20, with evidence she had been choked and stabbed. Now a suspect has confessed but Grigoryeva's friends are dubious.
Fishermen Rescue 18-Foot Great White Shark
A fishers in Newfoundland pulled up his nets over the weekend to discover a massive shark weighing an estimated 1,000 pounds.
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D-Day: Photos from the Invasion of Normandy
View staggering images of the D-Day invasion, one of World War II's most important battles.
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Top Ten Countries For Ethical Travelers
Travelers have the ability to boycott places and events in order to force them to make ethical and moral changes. Or, alternatively, travelers can choose to visit those countries that have put in place good ethical practices, in order to encourage other destinations to follow suit.
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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.
Amateur Fishermen Bashed for Posing, Playing with Shark Like a Trophy
"I hope you enjoy your moment of glory," wrote one commenter, "and I hope for your sake karma doesn't come bite you hard the next time your out fishing for sharks."
U.S. Defense, State Departments Split Over Blaming Iran Amid Talks of 'War'
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told reporters "it was Iran" that attacked Saudi Arabia over the weekend, breaking with the Pentagon, which said it was "not going to get ahead of the Saudi investigation."
Myanmar's Suu Kyi Told Former British PM that 'Rohingyas are Bangladeshi'
In a meeting with Aung San Suu Kyi in 2013, during the outbreak of violence against Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar, Suu Kyi told them Prime Minister David Cameron, "They are not really Burmese. They are Bangladeshi."
After Corruption Scandal, Can Justin Trudeau Survive a Blackface Scandal?
Conservatives seized on the issue, with the party's leader Andrew Scheer declaring Trudeau "not fit to govern this country."
U.S. Ally Japan Won't Join Trump's Fight with Iran, Can It Bring Peace?
Experts tell Newsweek why Japan hasn't signed on to a U.S.-led military buildup against Iran in the Persian Gulf and why Tokyo remains a potential player for peace between Washington and Tehran.
Why Has China Detained A Former US Air Force Pilot?
Former U.S. Air Force Colonel Todd Hohn was reportedly accused of illegally transporting ammunition after being caught with nonmetallic air gun pellets.
Dramatic Photos Capture How Humans Have Changed the Earth
Filmmakers traveled all over the world to make dramatic aerial images of an enormous landfill in Nairobi, Kenya; forests damaged by oil spills in Nigeria; Italy's Carrara marble quarries; a gigantic open pit coal mine in Germany; a concrete sea wall under construction in China and several other sites.
Third Instance of Trudeau in Brownface Surfaces in 24 Hour Period
The Canadian Prime Minister apologized for the incidents, saying, "I shouldn't have done it. I should have know better and I'm very sorry."
Australia Is Fighting Over Whether or Not to Kill 'Man-Eating' Sharks
"We simply believe that human life must be prioritised over the lives of sharks," head of the state government of Queensland, Australia, said.
Anti-Putin Shaman Kidnapped and Arrested by Masked Men
Alexander Gabyshev calls himself a "shaman warrior" and was walking from the Sakha Republic in the far east of Russia, to Moscow. He was reportedly arrested having covered 2,000 miles.