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Mexican officials say at least seven people were killed in a series of shootouts between drug gangs in the northern border state of Chihuahua.

The Mexican media executive suspected of stealing Tom Brady's jersey went to the Super Bowl as a working journalist but spent the week collecting selfies and autographs from football greats and boasting to colleagues that he was there as a fan.

Haitian police are rejecting claims by ex-President Jean-Bertrand Aristide's associates that he was the target of an assassination attempt.

The aircraft carrier, USS Carl Vinson, cut through seas off South Korea on Tuesday as Navy F-18 fighter jets took off from the flight deck.

He is one of the world’s most prominent priests, but Canon Andrew White – known as the “Vicar of Baghdad” – has reached a painstaking conclusion: Christianity is all but over in the land where it began.

Scores of families fleeing their war-torn countries are benefiting from the kindness of American strangers

An investigation into parliamentary jobs arranged by French presidential candidate Francois Fillon has been extended to new suspicions of fraud and forgery.

By 2050, Muslims are expected to be nearly even in number with the Christian population.

Israeli media is quoting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as saying that he has no plans to limit Jewish construction in East Jerusalem.

Several hundred Bulgarian nationalists have blocked the three main checkpoints at the Bulgarian-Turkish border to prevent what they called "electoral tourism" by Bulgarian citizens living permanently in Turkey.

A man who recreated a scene from the Disney movie "Up" by tying 100 balloons to a chair and floating into the horizon has been slammed by a judge as “unconscionably stupid” and handed a massive fine.

The only son of Turkmenistan's longtime president has become a senior lawmaker.

Russia has been uncharacteristically mum on the Monday’s House Intelligence Committee hearing about Russian meddling in the U.S. Presidential election.

Belarus' president said Tuesday that about 20 militants have been arrested for seeking to fuel unrest in the ex-Soviet nation, a statement that comes amid mounting social protests.

Poland's government is accusing European Council President Donald Tusk of betraying national interests and bowing to Moscow in the investigation of the 2010 plane crash in Russia that killed Polish President Lech Kaczynski and 95 others.

Adult twins who died after they fell from England's famous White Cliffs of Dover on New Year’s Day were carrying their parents’ ashes, investigators revealed on Tuesday.

Three months into the new administration, many in the opposition are saying Maduro’s acquiescence responds to one thing only: fear.

A pilot who passed out in a cockpit before a scheduled flight in Canada has pleaded guilty to being impaired while in control of an aircraft.

Muslims in Europe are converting to Christianity in soaring numbers, say experts in Islam and faith leaders.

Airstrikes and artillery fire shook Damascus on Tuesday as government forces tried to repel a second rebel attack on the Syrian capital in three days.