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The Mexican government released a statement Saturday harshly criticizing Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis's latest immigration bill, which went into effect Friday.

Cassius was captured near the city of Darwin in 1984 and three years later transferred to the Green Island croc park, where he's remained happy and healthy for decades.

Violent protests continued in France, as thousands of police officials worked to contain demonstrations that finally began to subside after nearly a week.

Human rights advocates are raising the alarm about the rising persecution of Christians in India amid Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent visit to the United States.

Former Vice President Mike Pence on Saturday called on President Biden to "cease and desist" all negotiations with Iran, calling pursuit of a nuclear deal "ill-founded and dangerous."

President Macron has blamed social media among other things for stoking the violence that has spread across France for four days after the shooting death of a teenager.

The protests have spread from Paris, where the initial shooting occurred, to other towns across the country, though most of the violence remains localized to the Paris suburbs.

A horrific traffic accident in western Kenya left at least 51 people dead and 32 more injured after a truck lost control and slammed into six other vehicles in a busy market.

Wagner mercenary boss Yevgeny Prigozhin is reportedly shutting down his Russian media holdings following his short-lived rebellion. The reports first emerged on Friday.

A murder investigation has been opened after a boy, 7, and his mother are dead after falling off a ferry traveling from Sweden to Poland, Swedish authorities said.

Over 1,300 people were arrested across France Friday night and into Saturday morning following chaotic riots in response to the police killing of 17-year-old Nahel M.

French officials are deploying 45,000 police officers amid a fourth night of riots stemming from a fatal shooting involving a police officer.

The family of a 6-year-old boy in Mexico whose zip line harness broke at an amusement park is filing a lawsuit, according to a family source.

The Biden administration has claimed there is no nuclear deal "in the offing," but recent reports indicate that U.S. and Iranian officials have continued diplomatic talks.

A German man with apparent information about Madeleine McCann's disappearance told a newspaper this week that suspect Christian Brueckner had confessed to kidnapping her.

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is banned from seeking public office for eight years, preventing him from launching a political campaign until 2030.

Protests continued for a second day in Iraq over the burning of a Quran in Sweden. Some called on Iraqi authorities to expel the Swedish ambassador.

Taiwan Foreign Minister Joseph Wu speculated that the People's Republic of China could accidentally spark a third World War with its ongoing aggression.

The Dubrovnik Travel Board is working on a system to transport suitcases from airports directly to travelers' local addresses while they stay in the popular Croatian city.

A University of California, Berkeley, Ph.D. student who was studying a flowering shrub across North America was found dead in Mexico where his body was shot seven times.