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North Korea notified neighboring Japan on Monday that it expects to launch a satellite in the coming days, which would require long-range missile technology.

Italian authorities are investigating Venice's famed Grand Canal after the appearance of a phosphorescent green liquid patch on Sunday.

Manuel Omar Burciaga-Perea, 36, who allegedly murdered Utah radio host Gaby Ramos, has been extradited to Salt Lake City following years-long international efforts to apprehend him.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan declared victory in Turkey's presidential election Sunday, extending his authoritarian rule for a third decade.

Ukraine shot down 52 of 54 Russian "Kamikaze" drones in a massive attack against Kyiv as it prepared to celebrate its 1,541st anniversary on Sunday.

The trend known as "chroming" is a new variant of the long-running trend of huffing or sniffing, this time involving aerosol cans, metallic paints and solvents.

A U.S. State Department report found that a infant and his entire family were sentenced to a North Korean prison camp for having a Bible.

Police in Ontario, Canada are investigating a double homicide after a man allegedly shot ad killed two people in a landlord-tenant dispute.

Coral reefs in the Red Sea near Israel may be under threat as black sea urchins, a species critical to maintaining a healthy reef habitat, are dying off at an alarming rate.

Election polls suggest Erdogan might continue his reign as Turkey’s longest-serving leader, and that could lead to friction with NATO and the fight against ISIS in Syria.

One female orca may have taught other adults, with younger orcas picking up the behavior from watching the adults perform these coordinated attacks on boats.

Polish lawmakers on Friday passed a bill establishing a state committee to investigate Russian influence, which critics say unfairly targets the nation's opposition leader.

Guatemala's Constitutional Court has forcibly ended the presidential candidacy of Carlos Pineda, an independent who had been leading in polls.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz's spokesman on Friday denied that his boss' criticism of Last Generation climate activists may have led to raids on them this week.

An English couple who fought to regain custody of their son from child services was sentenced to life in prison for murder after fatally abusing the 10-month-old.

Over 30 women abducted from the northwestern Cameroonian village of Babanki by English-speaking rebels have been released, according to government officials.

China on Friday again disregarded Vietnam's exclusive economic zone by deploying a research vessel near a gas block jointly operated by Hanoi and Russian firms.

A bear that is responsible for the death of a runner last month in Italy's Alps has been spared for now by an administrative court. The bear was found April 18 after an ongoing search.

A boat carrying 500 migrants across the Mediterranean Sea that was reportedly in distress is still unaccounted for, according to Italian and Libyan authorities.

A passenger bus collided with a "heavy-duty" truck while en route to the southern Cameroonian town of Eseka, leaving at least 19 people dead.