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A Kenyan police official says they have arrested a Kenyan and a Ugandan for allegedly hacking into government sites for the Islamic State extremist group.

Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says Britain's prime minister is doing nothing to break an impasse over Scotland's future after Brexit, but she ruled out holding a referendum on independence without the British government's support.

Opposition leaders are calling on Venezuelans to take to the streets once again this week to protest what they say was an attempted coup.

The United Nations mission in Congo says the bodies of American and Swedish experts have been repatriated to their countries of origin.

Croatia's parliament has adopted an emergency law to protect the economy from large company failures after the country's biggest private-owned firm accumulated huge debts.

The father cradled his 9-month-old twins, Aya and Ahmed, each in an arm. He stroked their hair and choked back tears, mumbling, "Say goodbye, baby, say goodbye" to their lifeless bodies.

Supporters of legal rhino horn trade in South Africa say the country's top court has ruled in their favor, rejecting a government appeal to preserve a 2009 ban on the domestic trade.

The European Commission has imposed anti-dumping duties on steel products from China to stop them flooding Europe's struggling steel market.

Islamic State killers used “sharp tools” to murder 33 people in Syria on Wednesday before dumping the bodies into a mass grave “filled with blood,” a human rights group said.

Somalia's new president has declared the country a war zone and replaced its military and intelligence chiefs while instructing the army to prepare a new offensive against al-Shabab extremists.

Somalia's new president has declared the country a war zone and replaced its military and intelligence chiefs while instructing the army to prepare a new offensive against al-Shabab extremists.

The French Catholic Church says that a French bishop has resigned at the Vatican's suggestion because of accusations of an "inappropriate pastoral attitude." The French Conference of Bishops said in a statement that Pope Francis accepted Monsignor Herve Gaschignard's resignation Thursday, noting the "gravity" of the situation.

Mitochondrial DNA analysis shows her to be the genetic link between Paleoamericans and the modern-day indigenous people.

Thailand's king signed the country's new constitution on Thursday, putting his stamp of approval on the nation's 20th charter since the absolute monarchy was abolished in 1932.

Bahaa Franshaw spikes pieces of meat onto a skewer on a recent day, ready to sell to the passing trade.

The Latest on the French presidential election campaign (all times local): 1:40 p.m.

Indian police say they have arrested three Hindus suspected of beating to death a Muslim man whom they accused of transporting cows for slaughter.

The European Union legislature has overwhelmingly backed plans to allow Ukrainian citizens into the bloc for short stays without visas.

The European Union has completed its legislative work to cut costly mobile-phone roaming costs in the bloc ahead of the summer holidays.

Pope Francis will wash the feet of inmates at a prison outside Rome in an Easter week ritual meant to show his willingness to serve even the most marginal of society.