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Embattled Brazilian President Michel Temer, who has promised to pull Latin America's largest country out of recession, faced sharp criticism when a list of items for 2017 presidential plane trips was made public in late December.

Civilian and military officials say civilian self-defense fighters killed three girl suicide bombers targeting a bustling market day in northeastern Nigeria.

The Ford news led the front pages of Mexico's most influential newspapers on Wednesday.

Ethiopia's state broadcaster says 10,000 prisoners have been pardoned in the restive Oromia region.

Germany is taking on Facebook, threatening criminal action against the world’s biggest social media company if it doesn’t stem the swelling tide of racist postings.

Environmental authorities seized a Bengal tiger after a man took it for a walk on a leash in a neighborhood of Tijuana.

Egypt's interior ministry says three more suspects have been arrested for alleged involvement in a suicide bombing at a Cairo church last month that killed 27 people.

Ford Motor Company's cancellation of plans to build a $1.6 billion auto manufacturing plant in San Luis Potosi has sounded alarms throughout Mexico.

An Israeli soldier who shot a knife-wielding Palestinian man in the head, killing him -- nearly 15 minutes after the attacker had tried to stab a soldier in Hebron -- was convicted of manslaughter by a three-judge panel in the Tel Aviv Military Court on Wednesday.

A U.S. military spokesman says the number of American and coalition advisers in Iraq has doubled in the past couple of weeks as Iraq pushes to recapture the Islamic State stronghold of Mosul.

Reports that migrants had carried out arson and large-scale violence during New Year's Eve celebrations in the German city of Dortmund prompted a strong denial Wednesday from city police, who called the claims misleading.

In last Sunday’s homily, priests across the country urged Venezuelans "to put all their efforts into stopping the advance of the dictatorship.

An acquaintance of suspected Berlin Christmas market attacker Anis Amri who dined with him the night before the rampage is under investigation for possible participation in planning the attack, German prosecutors said Wednesday.

A 50-year-old man has been arrested at London Heathrow airport on suspicion of a terrorism offense.

Bahrain's Interior Ministry says it has suspended three top officials and referred them to prosecutors over a prison break during which a police officer was killed.

Libya's U.N.-backed government says warplanes under the command of a rival general have attacked an air base under its control in the country's south.

Lebanon's new government has issued key decrees to prepare the way for oil and gas extraction off its coast, after more than two years of political deadlock had stymied previous efforts.

Nearly a century ago, Robert Marchand was told by a coach that he should give up cycling because he would never achieve anything on a bike.

Hundreds of thousands of people in southern Haiti are facing food shortages three months after Hurricane Matthew destroyed crops and livestock in the region, an international aid organization said Wednesday.

His country mired in recession, Brazilian President Michel Temer's government ordered $400,000 worth of food, including 500 cartons of Haagen-Dazs ice cream and 1.5 tons of chocolate cake, for his official plane trips in 2017 only to cancel the order hours later amid public outrage.