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The Tulsi Gabbard Bashar al-Assad Controversy Explained
Hawaii Representative and presidential hopeful Tulsi Gabbard has long opposed U.S.-sponsored regime change, but her opponents keep focusing on a fateful 2017 meeting in Syria.
Canada's Immigration Minister on Tackling Rise of 'Anti-immigrant' Rhetoric
"We have a different approach to immigration," said Canada's Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen on the Trump administration's handling of migrants, asylum seekers and refugees.
Rwanda Shuts Border With DRC As U.S. Sees Rise in Congolese Migrants
The Ebola outbreak is the second deadliest of the disease on record, according to the World Health Organization.
Iran's Top Diplomat After Sanctions: 'Is the Truth Really that Painful?'
"Thank you for considering me such a huge threat to your agenda," Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif tweeted.
Germany Will Not Back U.S. Military in Gulf, Iran Ready to Talk with Saudi
Germany's top diplomat said "there is no military solution" as the U.S. and Iran attempted to secure support for rival visions on how to secure the Strait of Hormuz.
Arrest of American Teenagers in Rome Raises Questions About Italian Justice
"The differences are very deep. And they don't like our system just like we don't like theirs."
North Korea Building What May Be Largest Sub Yet with Multiple Missiles
The South Korean Defense Ministry said that North Korea's new submarine could displace more than 2,500 tons and carry up to three ballistic missiles.
Iran Claims Saudi Arabia Killed '3000+ Americans,' Still Gets to Go Nuclear
The Trump administration has been accused of illicitly transferring nuclear technology to Saudi Arabia, which has threatened to build a nuclear bomb if Iran did.
Rammstein Band Members Kiss on Moscow Stage to Protest Anti-LGBTQ Policies
Guitarists Paul Landers and Richard Kruspe were seen moving towards one another before kissing during a performance of "Aüslander."
Poll: American Fears of North Korea Nuclear Arms, ISIS Decline Under Trump
Americans' fears of North Korea's nuclear program and the Islamic State have both fallen significantly in the past two years of Donald Trump's presidency.
Runner Struck by Lightning and Killed While Running Marathon
Organizers of the 75-mile Südtirol Ultra Skyrace had already stopped the event, but a woman from Norway was between aid stations and unable to be notified.
China Says Hong Kong Protests Are 'Somehow the Work of the U.S.'
A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson said the "the U.S. owes the world an explanation" as to its alleged role in Hong Kong and warned that "those who play fire will only get themselves burned."
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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.
As U.S. Troops Head to Saudi Arabia, Ally UAE Talks with Iran
Top officials from the United Arab Emirates and Iran held rare talks just as the United States was trying to isolate the Islamic Republic through "maximum pressure."
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Are Only Having Two Kids
If the queen is waiting for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to have a busload of kids, she's going to be waiting for a long time... because it's never going to happen.
Popular Instagrammer @Katti_Loves_Life Found Dead Inside Suitcase
Ekaterina Karaglanova, who had more than 87,000 followers, was found murdered just four days before her birthday.
Russia Mocks Fake White House Tweet Nominating John Bolton for Peace Prize
Russia's embassy in South Africa criticized what turned out to be a satirical story about White House national security adviser John Bolton being nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.
U.S. Struggles to Get Europe's Help As Iran and Russia Plan Military Moves
The U.S. embassy in Berlin criticized a German politician opposed to sending ships to the Strait of Hormuz, while Iran touted newfound ties with Russia and sought more Chinese support.
South Korean Cult Leader Shin Ok-ju Jailed for Beating Followers
Shin Ok-ju founded the Grace Road Church and subjected her followers to beatings, a court in South Korea has ruled.
Who is V.G. Siddhartha? Billionaire Coffee Tycoon Mysteriously Disappears
Founder of Cafe Coffee Day writes letter to shareholders apologizing for mistakes before going missing.
Meghan Markle's 'Vogue' Cover Receives Backlash
Markle opted not to grace the cover—she felt it would seem "boastful."
Iran to Expand Ties, Hold Drills with Russia as U.S. Seeks Rival Coalition
The head of Iran's navy said a recent memorandum of understanding with Russia "may be considered as a turning point in relations of Tehran in Moscow."
China: U.S. Is Perfect Example of What Not to Do As 'World's Biggest Power'
"Don't do things like the U.S. does" has become a popular catchphrase in China, according to a Foreign Ministry spokesperson.