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Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte apologized Sunday for his controversial comparison of his war against suspected drug offenders to Adolf Hitler's extermination of Jews during World War II.

The sun has set, and a small corner of the Singaporean residential district of Hougang is packed.

Some called it Colombia's Brexit. Others railed against the ignorance of social media users who called it a rejection of peace.

Militants attacked an Indian army camp in Indian-administered Kashmir late Sunday night killing one soldier, according to police.

The Atlanta Braves played their final game at Turner Field on Sunday, the team's home ballpark since 1997.

Curry laksa. Nasi padang. Beggar's chicken. These must-try KL dishes prove that cheap can be delicious, too.

By 2050, one in every four people in Asia-Pacific will be over 60 years old, according to the United Nations.

Brighton Photo Biennial's latest exhibition, The Dandy Lion Project, looks at African and diasporans who dress provocatively as dandies.

In the world of Hollywood, the art thief has become something of a romantic legend -- but away from the big screen, art looting is big business.

US moving hundreds of employees and their families from its Guantanamo Bay naval base as Hurricane Matthew nears.

Erin Martin says in the world of reality TV someone who people love to hate is absolutely critical to a show's success.

Peter Navarro, a top economic adviser to Donald Trump, called the Wells Fargo's scandal 'just stupid, greedy behavior' on Sunday.

It boasts a celebrity-fueled past, but Johnny Depp's newly-listed, $12.7 million Los Angeles penthouse is a work of art in itself.

A woman was arrested Saturday in connection with the 2014 shooting death of Florida State University Law School professor Daniel Markel.

In 1995, the year the New York Times says he reported a $916 million loss, Donald Trump sold stock to public investors for the first time. His company, DJT, would go on to lose $600 million over a decade.

Photographer Dianne Yudelson has lost 11 babies over 11 years. With each miscarriage, she kept mementos of the baby, including the sonogram.

Director Nate Parker wants people's focus back on his film "Birth Of A Nation" and not on his 1999 sexual assault case.

A data recorder that could have helped investigators answer why a New Jersey Transit train crashed in Hoboken earlier this week was not working, the NTSB said.

War-torn Syria may not top many vacation wish lists, but the country's tourism ministry is hoping to change that -- with a little help from "Game of Thrones."