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The European Parliament voted Thursday to lift French far-right leader Marine Le Pen's immunity from prosecution after Le Pen tweeted images of violence perpetrated by ISIS.

Traders angry at a US-based animal rights group have turned their ire on two iconic American brands, pulling Coke and Pepsi from shelves in the south India state of Tamil Nadu.

A North Korean man will be released from custody because of lack of evidence connecting him to the fatal nerve agent attack on Kim Jong Nam, the estranged half brother of North Korea's ruler, Malaysian officials said Thursday.

Britain's unelected House of Lords on Wednesday handed the government a stinging -- though likely temporary -- defeat on its plans to leave the European Union, resolving that EU citizens should be promised the right to stay in the U.K. after it quits the bloc.

For almost a decade, the annual Canadian championship in Brazilian jiu-jitsu has gone off without a hitch.

Pope Francis bowed his forehead to receive a dab of ashes, then smudged ashes in turn on the heads of other faithful during an Ash Wednesday service in an ancient Roman basilica.

An Israeli man has been arrested for allegedly trying to join the ranks of the Islamic State in Syria, the Israel Securities Authority announced on Wednesday.

It was not known which other companies might participate or the likely demand for cement for the wall.

A gun fight reportedly broke out between Afghan security forces and several gunmen in Kabul on Wednesday after an explosion rang out on the western side of the city.

The mother of a man left brain damaged after a sickening assault has warned the teen thugs who attacked him they can run but they can’t hide.

Mexican police have found the tortured bodies of nine men and two women on the outskirts of the Gulf coast city of Veracruz.

The ruling overturned a 2016 verdict by a lower court that Breivik's near-isolation amounted to "inhuman and degrading treatment" under the European Convention on Human Rights.

Organizers say some 50 countries have signed up to attend a family planning conference convened to see how nations can make up for a funding gap left by President Donald Trump's ban on U.S. funding to organizations linked to legal abortion.

The forced evacuation of Aleppo, Syria, was nothing short of a war crime and that there are two guilty parties, anti-Assad rebels and their opponents, the Assad regime, Russia and Iran, the U.N. said Wednesday.

The law in Uruguay allows abortions up until the 12th week, which lawyers for the woman say will occur on March 9.

A French artist has spent a week in a hard place: a rock.

Appearing calm and solemn, two young women accused of smearing VX nerve agent on Kim Jong Nam, the estranged half brother of North Korea's leader, were charged with murder Wednesday.

Hershey expects to cut its global workforce by about 15 percent, with the reductions coming mostly from hourly employees outside the United States.

A U.N. panel said Wednesday the evacuation of eastern Aleppo in December, after months of siege and aerial bombing by Russian and Syrian forces, was one of many war crimes committed by those fighting for control of Syria's largest city.

French conservative candidate Francois Fillon is refusing to quit the presidential race despite receiving a summons Wednesday to face charges of faking parliamentary jobs for his family.