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Exclusive: Over 3,000 Arrested in Egypt's Latest Uprising
Despite the government's iron fist, Egyptians are still intent on taking to the streets.
'Morally Wrong': Former Ambassador Blasts Trump for China-Biden Remarks
Nick Burns also said the president's efforts with Ukraine and China are "one of the worst things he's ever done to our democracy."
State Dept. Blames Syria for New 'Holocaust,' Russia Says U.S. Blocks Peace
State Department spokesperson Joel Rayburn said "that an authoritarian regime cannot kill its way out of a crisis it has created," but Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov called U.S. intervention "illegal."
Queen Wouldn't Approve of Prince Harry 'Outburst' at Media, Biographer Says
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have filed a lawsuit against one newspaper, while Harry rebuked the media's treatment of his wife Monday.
China's Hypersonic Missiles Are a 'Holy S**t Moment' for the U.S. Military
Beijing aims to become the world's dominant military force, and its rapid progress took the Pentagon by surprise.
Climate Activists Arrested After Fake Blood Sprayed on Treasury Building
Extinction Rebellion said they used an out-of-commission fire engine to spray 475 gallons of fake blood—made from water colored with food dye—on the Treasury building in Westminster, London.
Trump's Message to Troubled Developing Countries? Figure it Out On Your Own
President Donald Trump called out poor countries for being "s***holes." Yes, there are terrible places to live. And, yes, it is easy to build a wall and say figure it out on your own. But we can't.
Trump's Turnberry Golf Resort Expansion Plans Shot Down by Local Officials
The Trump Organization had planned to develop new villas and housing on land next to its golf resort in Scotland.
Australian Murder by Fire Commences Defense Arguments
Defense arguments have opened in the Australian case of a man accused of setting his wife on fire.
16 Killed in Collapse of Illegal Congo Gold Mine
An illegally-run gold mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo has collapsed, killing at least 16, according to government minister Steve Mbikayi.
Russia's Putin: Trump Critics Use 'Any Possible Opportunity' to Attack Him
"What do we have to do with this? It proves once again that we had nothing to do with this since the very beginning," Russian President Vladimir Putin said.
Can Iran and Saudi Arabia Avoid War? Reports Say They've Begun To Talk
Saudi Arabia has denied Iran's claims of receiving official messages from the kingdom, but once again, Iraq sought to play a role in mediating the Middle Eastern feud.
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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.
Trump Suggests Getting 'Rid' of Pelosi, Schiff to Make US Happy as Finland
"Well, you got rid of Pelosi and you got rid of shifty Schiff. Finland is a happy country," Trump said, adding that Finnish President Sauli Niinistö is "a happy leader, too."
How Trump's 'Maximum Pressure' Iran Policy is Leading the U.S. Into War
So far, Trump has held his fire, wary of igniting a much wider Middle East war that some supporters warn could sink his chances for reelection. But analysts say the region is headed for a major conflagration despite the president's restraint.
Turkey Has Played Down Details of Khashoggi Murder Claims Author
Ankara had the motive to maintain leverage over Saudi Arabia, but needed to row back on its criticism of the murder, says journalist.
Australian PM: Trump Made a 'fairly Polite Request' in Call on Russia Probe
Scott Morrison has defended his response to Trump's request for help as an impeachment inquiry involves Australia.
Russian Politician Invites Greta Thunberg to Speak in Parliament
In a letter to Thunberg, Vasily Vlasov, deputy of the Duma State, said young people will not let themselves be "condemned to extinction."
Burger King Ad Encouraged 'Milkshaking' Protest Against Nigel Farage
Tweet proclaiming "we're selling milkshakes all weekend" was sent ahead of Brexit Party leader's appearance in Scotland.
Why Meghan Markle Is Suing Mail on Sunday Newspaper
In a statement Tuesday, Prince Harry said he's been a "silent witness" to Meghan's "private suffering for too long."
Mike Pompeo Smiles as Protester in Italy Hands Him a Block of Cheese
Pompeo was shaking hands with the Italian Prime Minister when a protester approached with a block of Parmigiano Reggiano.
Iran Offers More Support for Iraq As It Officially Opens Border with Syria
Iraq and Syria have boosted relations despite the U.S. opposing the latter's government and attempting to curb the influence of their mutual ally Iran.
Singapore's Controversial 'Fake News' Law Goes Into Effect October 2
Under the new law, online media outlets, including social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter, will be forced to issue corrections and remove content that the Singaporean government determines to be untrue, according to Reuters.