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Rupert Murdoch's Son Calls Out News Corp For Climate Change Denial Coverage
James Murdoch directly criticized the "ongoing" climate denial occurring within his family's worldwide media empire, including Fox News' coverage of Australia's devastating bushfires.
Human Rights Group Condemns Iran's Response to Protests Over Plane Crash
Amnesty International called for the end of violent crackdowns of protests in Iran following the Iranian military's shooting down of Ukraine flight #PS752.
What We Know About Iran's Arrests After Downing of Ukrainian Plane
"In pursuing the case of the downed plane, justice will be implemented irrespective of any circumstances," Iran's judiciary chief said.
Seven-year-old Girl Sells Juice For Animals Hurt In Australian Wildfires
Bella Oakley, from Leicestershire in England, said she wanted to do her bit to help animals injured in the wildfires ravaging Australia.
Canada To Host International Meeting On Iran Plane Downing
Canada, Ukraine, Sweden, Afghanistan and Britain are expected to meet to discuss an investigation into the incident.
#Connect_BTS Trends As K-Pop Boy Band Unveils New Global Art Project
The K-pop boy band has curated a series of art exhibitions to be showcased in five different cities: London, Berlin, Buenos Aires, Seoul and New York.
Queen's Personal Statement About Prince Harry Shows Concern, Historian Says
The monarch issued the statement following "very constructive" talks with Harry, Prince William and Prince Charles at her Sandringham estate in Norfolk, U.K.
Iraq In Talks to Buy Russia Air Defense, U.S. Refuses to Discuss Withdrawal
Iraq is considering buying Russia's S-300 surface-to-air missile defense system as the U.S.-Iran rivalry creates new unrest and a need for new defenses.
Iran Reporters Quit State TV Amid Protests Over Ukraine Flight Shootdown
Two presenters for the official Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting network quit their jobs after the mistaken shootdown of Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 and a third apologized for having "lied" for 13 years.
Congressman Questions Trump's 'Motives' For Killing Iran's Soleimani
"[Trump] would kind of mix up both the impeachment issue as well as the attack on Soleimani," Representative Raja Krishnamoorthi said.
Trump Retweets Doctored Photo Of Pelosi Wearing Hijab In Front of Iran Flag
"It is unconscionable that an American president would mock Islam and Muslims in such a derogatory manner," a spokesperson for the Council on American-Islamic Relations told Newsweek.
Iran Must Compensate Plane Victims' Families: Canada Immigration Minister
Iran admitted over the weekend that it had accidentally shot down a Ukrainian jetliner with dozens of Canadians on board.
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Ranked: The 20 Happiest Countries in the World
The U.S. is becoming increasingly unhappy, according to the latest edition of the annual World Happiness Report.
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Ranked: The World's Best Cities to Live In
Western European cities dominate Mercer's annual Quality of Living survey. The top U.S. city comes in at 34th.
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Geneva Auto Show 2019: Ridiculously Fast and Incredibly Expensive Supercars and Hypercars, in Pictures
The high-end performance cars on show in Geneva range from the hundreds of thousands of dollars to more than $18 million.
South African Police Trying to Crack Down on 'Corpse Rental' Services
Fraudsters in South Africa are turning to syndicates that rent out corpses for use in insurance fraud and police are implementing new tools to get those dead bodies off the market.
U.K. Police Face Backlash Over Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Tweet
Surrey Police in the U.K. was branded "distasteful" after it posted a tweet suggesting Prince Harry and Meghan Markle should get a job with them.
Why Syrians Forced To Flee Fighting Live In Fear Of The Sun
"It's also why they burn tires all the time," said Steve Gumaer, the CEO of Christian nonprofit Partners Relief & Development.
German Man Poisoned by Co-Worker Dies After Four Years in Coma
The 26-year-old is reported to have fallen into a coma after having his lunch repeatedly poisoned by co-worker, Klaus O.
Family of Ukrainian Plane Victims Says Iran's Apology 'Not Enough'
"We were all screaming and screaming," Navaz Ebrahim told CNN. "That was a tragic night, a tragic night."
Journalist Claims To Capture U.S. Envoy's Phone Briefing On Northeast Syria
On Friday, Russia used its veto threat to force the United Nations Security Council to adopt a resolution that reduces the delivery of humanitarian aid and access to medical assistance.
Woman Dies After Falling Off Cliff at Popular Selfie Spot in Australia
Madalyn Davis, from Lincoln, U.K., died after falling from the cliffs at Diamond Bay in Sydney, Australia.
Iranian Vice President Claims People's 'Hatred' of U.S. Has 'Increased'
"The present wave of protests has the potential of developing into a revolution," Hilal Khashan, a professor at the American University of Beirut, told Newsweek.
Ex-Pope Benedict Speaks Out Against Relaxing Celibacy Rules For Priests
A book co-written by the retired pontiff says it is not possible to be married and be a priest "simultaneously."
With a New Weapon in Trump's Hands, The Iran Crisis Risks Going Nuclear
Exclusive: Now that the U.S. has deployed a new nuclear weapon, the options presented to President Trump to respond to Tehran will automatically include a nuclear option.