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Trump Says Kim Apologized For Missile Launches, Then He Fired More Missiles
South Korean media reported early Saturday that North Korea launched two short-range ballistic missiles into the sea, the country's latest act of defiance in protest of the drills, which the country has always objected to.
Canadian Teen's Potential Drug Overdose Shared On Social Media, Family Says
"They left him to die," his grandfather said.
Trump Says North Korea Right About Drills: 'I Never Liked It Either'
"I've never been a fan. And you know why? I don't like paying for it, we should be reimbursed for it, and I've told that to South Korea," President Donald Trump said of joint drills also disliked by North Korea.
Russia and China Call on U.S. to Stop Promoting Protests in Their Countries
The U.S. published a map of planned protests in Russia and has been meeting with opposition figures from "China's Hong Kong" in moves deemed unacceptable by Moscow and Beijing.
Richard Gere Visits Migrants Stranded in the Mediterranean Sea
Gere took food and supplies by boat to 121 people aboard the Open Arms, a rescue ship floating in international waters near Lampedusa, an Italian island off the coast of Sicily.
Blast in Russia Has Locals Seeking Treatment for Radiation Poisoning
An explosion near a reported missile testing site rocked Russia's northern Arkhangelsk province on Thursday, killing two and leading to a brief spike in radiation.
Ex-prosecutor Tries to Sue Joseph Stalin for 1937 Shooting
Igor Stepanov is looking to curb the resurgence of popularity in the Soviet dictator, who died in 1953.
Man Hospitalized After Karaoke Session Leaves Him With a Collapsed Lung
"I was very excited in the heat of the moment and after singing a few songs with very high notes, I found myself having breathing difficulties," the singer said.
Saudi Arabia and UAE Are At War with Themselves in Yemen
The UAE-backed Southern Transitional Council and Saudi-backed presidential guards have engaged in deadly clashes, threatening to open a new front in an already war-torn nation.
Police Accidentally Send Pornographic Link In Mass Text Message
Nearly 2,000 people received the text.
Iran Says Israel Joining U.S. Coalition 'Disastrous,' Seeks Arab Support
Iran's defense minister held talks with his Kuwaiti, Omani and Qatari counterparts, arguing that an "American-led military alliance will only increase the insecurity in the region under the pretext of securing shipping."
92-Year-Old Former Nazi Camp Guard to Go on Trial
Bruno Dey, 92, is accused of contributing to the deaths of prisoners at the Stutthof camp in present-day Poland.
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Ranked: The World's Best Cities to Live In
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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.
China and Russia Say U.S. Failed in Venezuela, It's Time to Give Up
The latest sweeping U.S. sanctions on Venezuela target Chinese and Russian businesses, but Beijing and Moscow argued they would continue supporting the socialist leader opposed by Washington.
The Philippines Declares Dengue Epidemic As Number Of Deaths Surge
The Philippines Department of Health said it had recorded 146,062 cases of dengue from January through July 20.
Video Shows Turkmen Leader Defy Death Rumors with Wild Summer Vacation
Turkmen President Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov was seen riding bicycles and horses, rocking out with instruments, lifting weights, bowling, firing rifles and driving donuts around the Gates of Hell.
China and Russia Are Closer Than Ever, U.S. Only Made It Easier for Them
Experts say China and Russia's ties are growing not out of a mutual affinity, but out of a necessity to avoid total domination by the U.S., whose strategy is only accelerating their rapprochement.
China and Pakistan Warn India Over 'Unacceptable' Border Moves
India has moved to consolidate control over restive Kashmir, threatening to resurrect border disputes with neighboring China and Pakistan.
Iran Names U.S. As 'First and Only' to Use Nuclear Weapons on Anniversary
Tehran's Washington-blacklisted top diplomat said that this time the U.S. was using "economic terrorism" by "violating a historic nuclear deal & punishing those who seek to adhere to it."
N. Korea Says U.S., South to Pay 'Heavy Price' for Drills, Fires Missiles
"The U.S. and South Korean authorities remain outwardly talkative about dialogue. But when they sit back, they sharpen a sword to do us harm," North Korea's Foreign Ministry warned.
Spanish Police Order Man Who Threw Fridge Off Cliff To Haul It Back Up
He was fined €45,000 (about $50,000) and ordered to collect the fridge and dispose of it correctly.
Brazilian Gang Leader Who Disguised Himself As Daughter Found Dead in Jail
Clauvinho da Silva was a member of the Red Command drug faction and had been serving a 73 year sentence.
Miniature Golf Course Installed Inside One of England's Oldest Cathedrals
Anglican Episcopal Bishop Gavin Ashenden says the idea of opening putt-putt golf in the nave at Rochester Cathedral was "perhaps born of desperation."