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The Vatican has removed a prominent pro-life activist priest from the clergy, accusing Frank Pavone of engaging in "blasphemous communication" on social media.

North Korea fired a pair of ballistic missiles toward South Korea on Sunday, marking its first weapons test in a month. Japanese officials said the missiles landed near its waters.

An Iranian actress who starred in an Oscar-winning movie has been arrested in Iran after speaking out against the regime's execution of a protester.

Police initially considered the deaths the result of a murder-suicide, but soon determined that Barry and Honey Sherman died in a "targeted" double murder.

A German official cited "material fatigue" as a possible cause of a 46-foot aquarium in Berlin rupturing, as a U.S. company that helped build it dispatches a team.

Missing person Ken DeLand Jr. expected to fly home Saturday after being reunited with his mother in Lyon, France, Public Prosecutor of Grenoble Eric Vaillant says

Protesters in Peru have shut down airports, roads and train stations as they demand the release of allegedly corrupt former President Pedro Castillo and immediate elections.

United Nations High Commissioner on Human Rights Volker Türk expressed "serious concerns" about free speech on Twitter under the leadership of CEO Elon Musk.

A two-year-old boy was rescued from the jaws of a hippopotamus that nearly swallowed him whole, thanks to a brave bystander, Uganda police said.

A new model predicts China could suffer more than one million COVID deaths in 2023, following a decision by its government to lift tight restrictions that limited its spread.

At the time of the invasion, the plundering of the Iraq Museum's collection became the subject of debate on Washington's ability to maintain order in Iraq.

At the time of the invasion, the plundering of the Iraq Museum's collection became the subject of debate on Washington's ability to maintain order in Iraq.

Iran was voted off the U.N.'s Commission on the Status of Women on Wednesday, but some critics claim that the world body must do more to punish Tehran.

One expert says the $350 billion frozen in Russia currency should be used for the reconstruction and defense of Ukraine if lawmakers from around the world can be persuaded to change the law for how such money is used.

A wildfire in October that started on a cattle ranch but spread to Rano Raraku, where some of the famous moai statues are located, damaged some of the statues.

A bid for Croatia to help train Ukrainian soldiers as part of an E.U. mission was rejected by lawmakers in the country. The proposal did not pass because it was four votes short.

Human rights officials in Nigeria say they will investigate a report that the country's military forced abortions on over 10,000 women who had been raped by Boko Haram terrorists.

Ciro Gómez Leyva, a prominent Mexican journalist, survived a shooting attempt near his home in Mexico City. The journalist was saved because his SUV was bullet-proofed.

An apartment building fire in France killed 10 people. French authorities say fourteen others were injured, with four of the injuries being serious.

Tennis legend Boris Becker of Germany has been freed from prison early due to a fast-track deportation program. Becker served eight months in England instead of the intended 30 months.