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Israel Displays 'Destructive Power' in Large Drills Amid U.S.-Iran Crisis
"Don't test us," Israeli Prime Minister and Defense Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned as he referenced threats "from the north, south and east."
Russia Warns That Terrorists Aim to Steal Nuclear and Biological Weapons
Under water attacks and the use of minors were among the tactics highlighted on Wednesday.
Senator Warns That Trump Is Being 'Boxed In' to Strike Iran
"Wars start sometimes or often by miscalculations and misunderstandings. This is a situation that's ripe for that," Senator Angus King cautioned.
Suspected Rhino Poachers Killed After Crashing Into Goat
Zimbabwe's Bubye Valley Conservancy is closely guarded.
Prince William and Duchess Kate: Elderly Woman In Crash With Royals' Convoy
The couple are thought to have sent flowers to Irene, who is 83.
Syria thanks Russia, Iran, China for War Help; Wants Turkey, U.S to Leave
Syria's top diplomat said "we hope that our military and the Turkish military do not fight" as violence escalates in jihadi-dominated Idlib province.
Iranian Official Calls On World to Unite Against 'Savage Monster' U.S.
"The U.S. has destabilized security of the international system through unilateralism and extra-terrestrial sanctions," Ali Shamkhani said.
Russia Says It Has No Data on Gulf Attacks, Doesn't Believe U.S. on Iran
Russia's top diplomat has seen "the very vague alleged evidence provided by the United States, some video footage, some pictures, which raise serious questions even among its closest allies."
Mitt Romney Appears to Forget the FBI Exists
Just five days earlier, Romney disapproved of Trump's remark he would consider taking information from a foreign country and reporting "something wrong" to the FBI.
China's Xi to Reportedly Give 10,000 Tons of Food to Hungry North Koreans
The move would come as North Korea faced a drought brought on by what official media described last month as the country's lowest rainfall in a century.
Merkel Makes Russia Sanctions Pledge in Meeting With Ukraine President
Ukraine's new leader is meeting with key European leaders this week.
Russia Slams Trump Administration's 'Deliberate Policy to Instigate War'
The Trump administration is sending an additional 1,000 troops to the Middle East.
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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.
Police Dep't Father's Day Tweet Calls on Families to Turn in Dads
"The tweet was meant to be humorous and light-hearted, but was hurtful to some," the department wrote in a follow-up tweet.
Member of ISIS Terror Squad The Beatles, 'Ringo,' Laughed at Jihad Videos
Alexanda Kotey, radicalized in West London, was one of four members of the notorious torture cell, infamous for their brutality and British accents.
Ex-tutor to Princes William and Harry in Running For British Prime Minister
Rory Stewart is an outsider in the U.K. Conservative Party leadership election, but he is making a big impact on the contest.
Drunk Man "Invades" Polish Town Driving a Soviet Tank
The 40-ton vehicle, which was uninsured, tore through the streets of Pajęczno, Poland, shortly before 10pm.
Man Robs Bank with Banana, Then Splits
Just last month, another man held up two banks in Israel with an avocado he claimed was a live grenade.
Iran Warns It's 'Heading Towards a Confrontation' with the U.S.
"If they wrongly enter into a conflict, they would be very sorry about that," said Iranian ambassador to the U.K. Hamid Baeidinejad warned.
Fox News Anchor Claims Migrant Parents Are 'Abusing' and 'Dumping' Children
Julie Banderas claimed migrant parents are "using" children as "devices" to enter the country illegally.
China Blames US, Canada for Marijuana Drug Smuggling Increase
China is one of several countries in the region with severe punishments for drug smuggling or trafficking of any kind, even if the individuals caught are foreigners.
Egypt's Former President Morsi Dies Defending Himself in Court, Reports Say
Mohammed Morsi was toppled by a military-backed coup amid more mass protests in 2013 and arrested on various charges.
China's Xi to Make First Trip to North Korea As They Struggle in U.S. Talks
As a trade war looms with the U.S. and nuclear negotiations slow, Xi Jinping is making his debut visit to North Korea, shortly after Kim Jong Un's recent trip to Russia.