The shooting incident at a shopping mall in Copenhagen, Denmark, where three people were killed and several others were injured, is not believed to be an act of terrorism, police said.
Multiple people were killed in Denmark on Sunday after a gunman opened fire in a shopping center in the nation's capital. Terrorism has not been ruled out.
Copenhagen, Denmark, police responded to a shooting that's left multiple wounded at Field's mall across from a concert arena where Harry Styles is scheduled to perform Sunday evening.
A passenger bus in southwest Pakistan fell into a ravine after the driver lost control due to heavy rains, leaving at least 19 people dead and more injured.
China is expanding lockdown measures the Anhui province and the city of Wuxi as COVID-19 cases continue to spread into the eastern portion of the country, officials say.
A Ukrainian missile strike hit the Russian border city of Belgorod on Sunday, killing three and damaging dozens of buildings, Russian authorities are claiming.
A worker in Chile resigned from his job and could not be contacted after he was accidentally paid about 330 times his salary because of a payroll error.
An advisor to Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has predicted Lysychansk, the last remaining stronghold in Luhansk, could soon fall to Russian forces. Russia's military previously captured its sister city Sievierodonetsk.
Pope Francis spoke to Argentina's national news outlet Friday in a rare lengthy interview, during which he criticized Marxism-inspired liberation theology.
Elon Musk broke his Twitter silence on Friday, sharing a pair of photos of his ex-wife Talulah Riley, and another photo of Pope Francis and four of Musk's children.
Elon Musk broke his Twitter silence on Friday, sharing a pair of photos of his ex-wife Talulah Riley, and another photo of Pope Francis and four of Musk's children.
Pope Francis, in a Spanish-language interview with Argentina's national news agency, dismissed the United Nations as "powerless" to affect meaningful change or preserve peace.
North Korea has seemingly blamed its first COVID-19 outbreak on neighboring South Korea, and has warned its citizens to "vigilantly deal with alien things."
North Korea claims those with COVID-19 contracted the disease after they came in contact with balloons flown from South Korea, with South Korea denying the claim.
