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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife testified in court Tuesday morning, denying a journalist's claim that Sara Netanyahu stopped the Israeli leader's convoy on a highway and forced him out of the car.

Employers across Europe can now ban staff from wearing visible religions symbols including the Islamic headscarf as it would not constitute “direct discrimination,” the European Union’s top court ruled on Tuesday.

Thai authorities said Tuesday they have seized 21 unusually large rhinoceros horns worth almost $5 million that were smuggled from Ethiopia.

Somali officials say pirates have hijacked a ship off the coast of the Horn of Africa nation.

US special forces – including SEAL Team 6, which killed Osama bin Laden – will take part in a large war drill in South Korea as part of a plan to “decapitate” the leadership in Pyongyang, according to a report.

Somali officials say pirates have hijacked a ship off the coast of the Horn of Africa nation.

Somali officials say pirates have hijacked a ship off the coast of the Horn of Africa nation.

US special forces – including SEAL Team 6, which killed Osama bin Laden – will take part in a large war drill in South Korea as part of a plan to “decapitate” the leadership in Pyongyang, according to a report.

Britain lurched closer to leaving the European Union Monday when Parliament stopped resisting and gave Prime Minister Theresa May the power to file for divorce from the bloc.

The remaining western Mosul neighborhoods held by the Islamic State group (ISIS) are now completely surrounded and ISIS has lost more than 60 percent of the territory the militants once held in Iraq, according to a senior coalition official.

North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un, once a source of global ridicule, is no longer being treated as a joke now that the Hermit Kingdom's destructive power can match his increasing belligerance.

Maduro hinted a deal is in the works to provide the hunger-stricken country with U.S. food.

A new report over the weekend revealed that a force of several dozen armed private security contractors from Russia had operated in a part of Libya controlled by regional strongman Khalifa Haftar.

Scandinavian experts are urging the use of child-like sex dolls in a bid to stop pedophiles from abusing real life children.

After 153 strikes, a British serial thief dubbed by the media as the “Pickpocket Queen of Birmingham” is finally out.

Draft regulations would allow a foreigner with permits to export "for personal purposes" a maximum of two rhino horns. Critics argue that any exported horns would be hard to monitor and likely would end up on the commercial market, defying global agreements to protect threatened rhino populations.

Australian Sara Connor has been jailed for four years for her role in the killing of a Bali police officer on a Kuta beach and her British DJ boyfriend, David James Taylor, sentenced to six years.

Egypt's official news agency says a Cairo prosecutor has ordered the release from detention of ousted president Hosni Mubarak, ending nearly six years of legal proceedings against the long-ruling autocrat.

Almost 73 years after a mysterious Nazi unit commander ordered the killing of 44 Poles during World War II, prosecutors believe they finally have their man.

The death toll has reached 62 from the collapse of a mountain of trash at a massive garbage dump on the outskirts of Ethiopia's capital, the state-affiliated Fana Broadcasting Corporate reported Monday, as relatives waited for news of the dozens of people said to be missing.