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Jim Mattis Says Nicolás Maduro 'Will Have to Go'
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis told a forum that “this is what happens when you have an irresponsible despot leading a country to ruin."
Hundreds Arrested for Raising a Flag. Here's Why
"People are just celebrating and gathering and raising the flag," said Free West Papua movement spokesperson Raki Ap.
Climate Change Matter of 'Life and Death': UN Chief
"For many people, regions [and] even countries, this is already a matter of life and death."
Rhino Trapped in Tire Rescued by Fire Service
The fire crew had to cut the rhino out using special tools.
Riots Leave France Considering State of Emergency
The protest has evolved into a broad anti-government movement, which is challenging Macron's presidency and pushing France to the brink.
Attenborough: Climate Change Will End Civilization
"The continuation of civilizations and the natural world upon which we depend is in your hands," Attenborough told leaders.
Man in Santa Hat Steals Wheelchair, Victim Stranded
The offender, officials said, assisted the man to a public toilet before allegedly stealing his wheelchair.
Doctor Gave Patient Crippling Fear of Owls: Lawsuit
"When he said 'have you thought of other ways of healing?' I thought he meant acupuncture or something like that," the patient told a judge.
Will Macron Survive? Riots Rock Paris Over Rising Costs
Police said three people were killed since the protests started more than a week ago.
China Sends Warning to U.S. With Taiwan Naval Patrols
Beijing and Washington vie for influence in the Asia-Pacific as China presses strategic regional goals.
Milo Yiannopoulos Allegedly Over $2 Million in Debt
Leaked documents laid bare the financial travails of alt-right provocateur Milo Yiannopolous and the luxurious lifestyle he leads.
Chinese Scientist He Jiankui Goes Missing
"China’s Frankenstein" has not been seen since an international summit in Hong Kong last week.
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What do you think is the most powerful passport? You might think it’s the United States, or maybe the United Kingdom, maybe Germany. Guess what? You’re wrong.
Trump Asks Pakistan to Help With Taliban
Only last month, President Donald Trump said Pakistan had done nothing to help the U.S. in the 17-year war in Afghanistan.
Men in Cage Used as Bait to Catch Killer Leopard
"Initially we placed goats inside as bait, but it did not work. Now the men sit inside the cage," a local official said.
Shelter for Caravan Asylum Seekers Shut Down
The closure in Tijuana, Mexico, comes after advocates raised the alarm about asylum seekers becoming ill amid worsening conditions at the temporary shelter.
Woman Set on Fire by Two Men Who Allegedly Molested Her
Rights groups in India deplored the sexual violence against women in the country.
Man Killed Mother As He Couldn't Afford Her Medicine
Yogesh Shenoy sat with his mother's body for hours before turning himself in.
Qatar Pulls Out of Oil Cartel OPEC
Qatar's energy affairs minister announced that the country would end its 57-year membership in the cartel because it wanted to develop its liquefied natural gas.
Woman Disappears on Birthday Trip to Costa Rica
Carla Stefaniak was reportedly last seen getting into a vehicle around 5 a.m.
Nigerian President: I'm Not Dead and Not a Clone
Will the real Muhammadu Buhari please stand up?
Knife Attack at Mormon Church Leaves Several Injured
The attacker reportedly shouted: "Everyone's going to die" before launching the attack.
Putin Has 80,000 Troops in Occupied Ukraine, President
Russia wants to “turn back the wheel of history” to reverse Ukraine’s independence, Ukraine's President says.