Two security sources told Reuters that the fire at the Abu Sefein church in Cairo's Imbaba neighborhood killed mostly children. Officials said at least 41 people were killed.
A large explosion rocked a marketplace in the Armenian capital on Sunday, trapping an unknown number of people under rubble. It is unknown what caused the explosion.
A gunman shot at a bus in Jerusalem on Sunday in a suspected Palestinian attack that left eight Israelis wounded. Two of the victims were in serious condition.
More than 300 Mexican troops were flown to Tijuana on Saturday to help curb the increased violence in the region. More than a dozen vehicles were burned in the city.
Spanish authorities say one person has been killed and dozens more injured at an outdoor music festival in eastern Spain when part of the stage collapsed amid strong wind.
Poland’s environment minister says laboratory tests following a mass dying off of fish detected high levels of salinity but no mercury in waters of Central Europe’s Oder River.
An anti-American professor of Islamic studies in Ohio endorsed the the Iranian regime's fatwa to murder U.S. writer Rushdie and celebrated the deaths of US military personnel.
Multiple Iranian media outlets have run headlines celebrating the attempted assassination of author Salman Rushdie, calling the writer "Satan" and an enemy of God.
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre is opening a production centered around French saint Joan of Arc in which the titular warrior is depicted as "gender non-binary."
The U.S. Consulate in Tijuana has ordered employees to shelter in place and stay out of public places after a series of apparent arson cases and violent crimes.
A federal judge reinstated a ban on coal leasing from public lands, a moratorium that was implemented during the Obama administration. The decision will be appealed.
A gunman in Montenegro on Friday killed ten people, including two children before being fatally shot by a passerby. It is unclear what led to the shooting.
Author Salman Rushdie was stabbed multiple times before a speech in Chautauqua, New York on Friday roughly 30 years after Iran placed a fatwa on his life.
Equine therapy, which incorporates guided horseback, is helping children from low-income families in Caracas, Venezuela, who are suffering from cerebral palsy.
Africa's public health agency is concerned about the fact that they have no monkeypox vaccine's in the continent even though their are 1.3 billion people.
Ukrainian officials have not claimed any responsibility for explosions at a Crimean air base, which Russian officials continue to insist resulted from an accident involving munitions storage.
A teenager accused of stealing a car in the U.K. was found hiding in a giant teddy bear after authorities went to a residence to arrest him last month.