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The annual San Fermin festival and its world-famous "Running of the Bulls" have been around for centuries. Late photographer Inge Morath was in Spain more than 60 years ago to take these pictures.

One of the gunmen involved in the deadly hostage standoff at a Dhaka cafe last Friday has been identified as the son of a politician in Bangladesh's ruling party.

After spending a week in intensive care at a Los Angeles hospital for a severe throat infection, comedian Sarah Silverman says she's "insanely lucky to be alive."

It was the popular singer Cesaria Evora who first introduced journalist Marc Serena to Cape Verde's most famous transgender activist: Tchinda Andrade.

A month to go before the Olympic Games get started, and reports have emerged of a new drug-resistant bacteria growing in the waters around Rio de Janeiro. The news is yet another cause for concern for the world's athletes and spectators alike. But are these Games, as some seem to suggest, doomed to failure?

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton's campaign posters, bumper stickers and ads will have another name on them by the end of the month and the speculation has been running high. However, all the talk begs the question of whether or not these choices will matter much to the final result.

Most shops and banks closed and the streets of Harare were deserted Wednesday as Zimbabweans staged a national protest against the government.

Occasionally Donald Trump says something that is politically incorrect but which also happens to be true.

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He turns 35 next month but Roger Federer proved at Wimbledon on Wednesday that he isn't too old to engineer a rousing comeback.

Senator Ted Cruz's final email to supporters before dropping out in May was titled, "What I really think about Donald." In it, he called Trump "a pathological liar."

President Barack Obama will give remarks Wednesday on Afghanistan, the White House announced.

Alton Sterling, a 37-year-old black man, was shot to death as he lay on the ground with two police officers on top of him Tuesday morning.

When Republican naysayers were mocking Donald Trump's improbable White House campaign before the primaries started, Newt Gingrich was reading "Trump: The Art of the Deal."

Britain's long-awaited inquiry into the country's involvement in the Iraq War will be released today, placing former prime minister Tony Blair's actions in leading the country into a deeply unpopular conflict under comprehensive scrutiny.

Donald Trump walked up to a gold genie lantern, adorned with glowing red lights, and rubbed the side of it. Smoke swirled around him and a cracking sound filled the cavernous hall. On a theater-sized screen, the genie appeared.

As with so many similar cases, those protesting the killing of Alton Sterling believe they've seen enough to draw the conclusion that he died at the hands of overzealous police.

Summer has officially arrived, and for those who would like to marvel at the great outdoors from the comfort of their own couch, explore.org is broadcasting the fourth season of its highly anticipated reality show: Bearcam.

Attorney General Loretta Lynch made it official Wednesday: Hillary Clinton will not be charged for using a personal email server during her tenure as secretary of state.

San Diego police are trying to identify a suspect in a series of grisly attacks on the California city's homeless population.