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iPhone's Siri Called Israel 'the Zionist Occupation State'
The error came after an online Wikipedia user made changes to the Israeli president's article.
Queen Says She Is 'Proud' Of How Quickly Meghan Markle Fit Into Family
Buckingham Palace announced the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will stop carrying out royal duties from the spring and will no longer use their HRH titles.
Amsterdam to Buy Young Adults' Debts to Gain Higher Education and Jobs
A program is expected to start in February in Amsterdam which will purchase the debts of young people and help them obtain higher education and employment.
Iran's Supreme Leader Reinforces Attacks on Trump and 'American Clowns'
"These American clowns lie in utter viciousness that they stand with the Iranian people," Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said.
#BlackSwan Trends As BTS Release New Song From Upcoming Album
The K-pop sensation have dropped a new track from their forthcoming album, featuring a dark and melancholy sound themed around a "deep dive into their inner selves."
Kim Lip Trends As K-Pop Band Loona Releases Teaser for New Album
The K-pop group has unveiled the latest teaser for their new album ahead of its release on February 5, featuring a sultry image of member Kim Lip.
Davos 2020: Trump Could Have Awkward Encounters With Thunberg, Zelenskiy
Nearly 3,000 leaders from 118 countries are expected to be at the gathering later this month.
Iran Pushes to Expel U.S. Forces from Region Despite Soleimani's Death
The killing of Soleimani by the United States has sharpened Iran's mission, one expert told Newsweek.
Trio Forced to Set Fire to Their Car to Stay Alive After Crashing
Royal Canadian Mounted Police said three travelers forced to endure temperatures as low as -58F.
#ThankYouTaehyung Trends As BTS Member Helps Fan in Need of Blood Donor
Fans have been sharing a storm of messages in praise of the singer's act in using his platform for good and helping someone in need.
ACLU Sues Trump Admin Over 'Safe Third Country' Agreements
Under the "safe third country" deals, the U.S. has been sending asylum seekers to Guatemala, with Honduras and El Salvador to follow.
Police Looking For Convicted Sex Offender Who Was Accidentally Released
Brendon Wayne Spurrell, 22, was released from custody by mistake after an administrative error in Ottawa, Canada.
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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.
Starbucks BTS Collaboration: K-Pop Group Launches New Exclusive Menu
The coffee chain and K-pop sensation are launching a new menu of food and drinks, as well as merchandise "designed with real gold," as part of a campaign supporting youth in South Korea.
Great White Shark Spotted Only Feet Away from 'Oblivious' Swimmers by Drone
Cameron Grace, 17, saw the fish getting close to the swimmers in Forster, New South Wales, Australia.
Taal Volcano Update: Experts Warn Another Hazardous Eruption Imminent
Volcano experts say the danger of another eruption remains high, with more than 100 tremors reported since Wednesday.
Women Changemakers of the Last Century
In honor of the 100th anniversary of the passing of the 19th Amendment, which guaranteed women's right to vote in the U.S., we look at other impressive female advancements over the past 100 years.
Chemical Plant Explosion Launches Plate Into Air Killing Man Miles Away
An explosion at a chemical factory in Catalonia was so powerful that it flung a one-ton steel plate two miles to crash into an apartment building, killing one resident.
Democrats: Trump's 'Phase One' China Trade Deal Is a Political 'Photo Op'
"China hasn't agreed to substantively do anything new," Senator Chris Murphy said.
Canadian Doctors Say Patients Were Treated in Supply Closets
Three doctors at a Nova Scotia hospital have spoken out about untenable conditions there, including emergency room overcrowding that is so bad patients are being treated in supply closets.
Nike's Record-Breaking Vaporfly Shoe Set to be Banned by World Athletics
The popular running shoe is reportedly set to be banned when World Athletics announces new regulations.
Russian Lawmaker Blames U.S. 'Climate Weapon' for Moscow's Warm Winter
A member of Russia's lower house of parliament said a secret U.S. "climate weapon" is responsible for unusually warm temperatures this season.
Russia's Putin Jokes Trump Should Visit Syria, Assad Says He Will Host Him
"If Trump arrives along this road, he will be a good man," Assad said, to which Putin laughed before replying, "He will change for the better."