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An explosion has ripped through Mexico's best-known fireworks market on the northern outskirts of the capital.

Social media sites tied to the terror organization were flooded with links to an article in the group’s magazine touting “the deadly and destructive capability of the motor vehicle.”

Not only are price tag across the country a slap on the face of Venezuelans. The range of toys offered is also meager and outdated.

The photographer who took the haunting picture of the Turkish assassin standing next to the body of the Russian ambassador seconds after the fatal shooting recalled the chaotic incident and that he was not assigned to the otherwise standard gallery opening in Turkey’s capital.

Pope Francis has freed a Vatican monsignor convicted of leaking confidential documents to journalists, granting him a Christmas-time clemency and ending an embrarrassing episode for the Holy See.

The Israeli government is asking Israel's Supreme Court for permission to delay the evacuation of a Jewish settlement outpost in the West Bank.

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While German police continue to hunt the person responsible for Monday’s deadly Berlin market attack, Dutch politician Geert Wilders on Tuesday tweeted a provocative, bloody image of the person he blamed for the carnage: German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

Swiss police official says investigators have suspended a hunt for the suspected gunman behind an attack on a mosque frequented by Somali migrants after the discovery of a body in the vicinity.

Milan's mayor is back at work after declaring his innocence over a probe of construction contracts.

The assassination of a Russian diplomat Monday in Ankara was chillingly captured on camera, but Turkish officials say the real motive of the killer, who shouted "Allahu Akbar" and claimed to be avenging attacks on Aleppo, remains unclear.

A federal control board overseeing Puerto Rico's finances is giving the governor a list of proposals to turn around the U.S. territory's economy.

While German police continue to hunt the person responsible for Monday’s deadly Berlin market attack, Dutch politician Geert Wilders on Tuesday tweeted a provocative, bloody image of the person he blamed for the carnage: German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

Colombia and Brazil will play a friendly match on Jan. 25 to raise money for the victims of the air crash last month that killed 19 players from Brazilian club Chapecoense.

A small Iraqi aid organization says an attack on an aid distribution point inside Mosul has killed three people and wounded another three.

The Vatican says it was saddened that the ordination of two new Chinese bishops — consecrated with the approval of both China and the Holy See — was marred by the presence of an illegitimate bishop.

Pope Francis has named a graphics arts history expert to head the Vatican Museums, which include the Sistine Chapel with Michelangelo's frescoed ceiling.

Security was tightened at Christmas markets across Europe on Tuesday after a deadly truck attack on a market in Berlin — and pointed questions arose over why the German capital was vulnerable despite months of warnings.