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Questions about the potential for widespread unmarked burial sites of indigenous children in Canada remain after excavation of one site failed to turn up bodies.

The U.S. eliminated al Qaeda and shattered ISIS after the two-decade mission across the Middle East, but those successes cost many lives and distracted from other threats.

The drug trade in Afghanistan is booming two years after the U.S. withdrew from the country, with methamphetamine and heroin being the country's largest products.

A magnitude 6.8 earthquake hit Morocco on Friday, killing at least 2,012 people and injuring more than 2,059 others. Ancient buildings were also damaged by the quake.

Chief national security correspondent Jennifer Griffin has an exclusive interview with now-retired Marine Gen. Frank McKenzie who oversaw the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021.

The Group of 20 released a statement avoiding criticism of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, stressing that its purpose was for economic cooperation rather than security issues.

Rescue operations to retrieve stranded US researcher Mark Dickey are underway after doctors gave the greenlight to begin efforts Saturday.

Morocco suffered devastating damage and over a thousand fatalities after a 6.8-magnitude earthquake shook the North African nation Friday night.

Several thousand climate protesters broke through a police barrier and blocked a Dutch highway in a demonstration against fossil fuel subsidies enacted by the country's parliament.

North Korea celebrated the 75th anniversary of its founding on Saturday with a military parade overseen by supreme leader Kim Jong Un and his daughter, Jun-ae.

Metropolitan Police in London have apprehended terrorism suspect Daniel Khalife following a widespread search after he escaped from a London-area prison earlier this week.

China has invested heavily in researching artificial intelligence and working to integrate it with military systems, allowing its armed forces free rein to experiment with the tech. The Pentagon wants the U.S. to respond with that same kind of urgency.

The UK Health Security Agency (UKSHA) has reported the identification of 34 COVID-19 cases associated with the highly mutated variant BA.2.86 in England.

Italy's government has announced some progress in its efforts to combat rising prices, but the final decision on commitments lies with individual companies.

The Panamanian government has announced that it will strengthen infrastructure and ramp up deportations along the notorious Darien Gap on the nation's Colombian border.

Canadian police are investigating a rash of incidents in which people have been sprayed with ink on the street.

Cuban authorities have arrested 17 suspects in connection with an alleged network aimed at recruiting Cuban nationals to fight against Ukraine on Russia's behalf.

President Biden and leaders of the world's 20 largest economies will meet in New Delhi, India, for the annual G-20 summit. Neither Russia's Putin nor China's Xi Jinping is expected to attend.

Armenia anounced its plans to conduct military exercises in partnership with the United States, commencing this month, amid escalating tensions with its traditional ally, Russia.

The United Kingdom observed the anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's passing and the subsequent ascension of King Charles III with gun salutes, tolling bells and solemn remembrance.