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Libyan authorities on Sunday released one of Muammar Gadhafi’s sons after more than seven years of detention in the capital of Tripoli following his extradition from neighboring Niger, the country's interim leader said.

In a secure complex embedded within a 13th-century courthouse, France on Wednesday will begin the trial of 20 men accused in the Islamic State group’s 2015 attacks on Paris that left 130 people dead and hundreds injured.

Sirajuddin Haqqani, the head of the terror group known as the Haqqani network who is wanted by the FBI, has been named the Taliban's interim interior minister, which was seen by some as a slap in the face to the U.S. and Western countries.

A 7.0 magnitude earthquake rattled the southwest region of Mexico late Tuesday, killing at least one person, and prompting local leaders to appeal for calm in communities impacted.

In a decisive blow to the pro-life movement, Mexico’s Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that punishing abortion is unconstitutional, setting a historic precedent in the heavily Roman Catholic country that will compel other judges to follow suit.

The FBI, Customs and Border Patrol, and NCIS have hundreds of agents overseeing the screening of about 17,000 Afghan evacuees following the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned against travel to Sri Lanka, Jamaica, and Brunei because of the rising number of COVID-19 cases.

A missing three-year-old boy was found alive in the rugged Australian woods three days after being reported missing, police said.

Iran continues to increase it's uranium stockpile to amounts that could allow the nation to build a nuclear weapon.

Former Trump campaign adviser, Jason Miller, was detained in Brazil in a part of an investigation of "anti-democratic acts", local sources report.

A surfer has died after he was bitten by a shark off the eastern coast of Australia, officials said.

Fox News on Monday obtained an image showing the Taliban's white flag painted outside the former U.S. embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan.

The pretrial hearings of suspected 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Muhammed and four others accused of conspiring in the attacks are set to resume this week at Guantanamo Bay following a year-and-a-half pause because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Dr. Wais Aria, an Afghan human rights activist whose work centers on treating women and children who have survived trauma from terrorism, war and domestic violence, barely made it out of Kabul with his own family after Taliban fighters assaulted him multiple times outside the airport.

Israeli authorities were conducting a widespread manhunt on Monday for six convicted terrorists from Gilboa prison who reportedly used their cell’s drainage system to tunnel their way to freedom.

The Taliban issued a statement Monday claiming that they have taken control of Panjshir province, which is located north of Kabul that served as the staging ground of the country’s top resistance force.

Taliban militants shot and killed a pregnant police officer in front of her children and husband, the BBC reports.

An Afghan doctor and humanitarian whose life’s work was upended by the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan is warning that his homeland could become a hive of human rights abuses following President Biden’s much criticized withdrawal of U.S. forces.

Mexican border agents and police broke up a caravan of hundreds of migrants Sunday who had set out from southernmost Mexico — the fourth such caravan officials have raided in recent days.

New Zealand reported its first coronavirus death in more than six months on Saturday, while the number of new cases continued to trend downward. Health authorities said the woman who died was in her 90s and had underlying health problems