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Days after Hurricane Maria pounded the island of Puerto Rico, killing at least 10 people, authorities are starting to see firsthand the scope of devastation that left the US territory off the grid.

German voters are going to the polls to choose a government -- and a Chancellor -- for the next four years.

Two more earthquakes shook southern Mexico on Saturday, further rattling a country still coming to grips with the devastation from stronger temblors earlier this month.

Iran unveiled a new ballistic missile Friday as its president stepped up pressure on the United States by defending its right to strengthen military defenses.

A number of people were injured after a group of males sprayed them with what appears to be "a noxious substance" near Stratford Shopping Centre in East London, London Metropolitan Police said Saturday night.

Speaking at the General Debate of the U.N. General Assembly in New York, North Korea's Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho said that in insulting the dignity of North Korea, President Donald Trump made a rocket attack on the United States mainland more inevitable.

Melania Trump is Canada-bound for her first solo foreign trip as first lady, traveling to Toronto to lead the US delegation to the Invictus Games on Saturday.

"Little Marco" wasn't a despot. "Lyin' Ted" didn't have a missile program. "Crooked Hillary" wasn't trying to develop a hydrogen bomb.

The winner of Miss Turkey 2017 has denied making political comments after being stripped of her crown because of a tweet she sent in July.

Puerto Rico grappled with damages and deaths caused by Hurricane Maria on Friday as the storm hurtled across the Caribbean and slapped the Turks and Caicos Islands.

As if Uber's new CEO didn't already have his work cut out for him, now he has to deal with losing one of the company's biggest markets.

People trapped in the rubble after the Mexico City earthquake count themselves lucky. CNN's Ed Lavandera spoke to survivors in the hospital about their rescue.

New Zealanders are casting their votes Saturday in a general election which final polls showed was too close to call.

Hiram Navarro had reasons for hope and despair Friday as rescuers hunted for his brother and dozens of others who were feared to be in a Mexico City office building that collapsed in this week's magnitude 7.1 earthquake.

Days after a deadly earthquake in the battered the small market town of Jojutla, collective shock and fear have already given way to the gritty work of cleaning up and moving forward.

CNN's Ed Lavandera reports that Mexican officials say they have made contact with a girl trapped in the school that collapsed after a 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck South of Mexico City. A Mexican Navy official later said there was confusion as to whether a girl was trapped in the rubble at all. The official said his information was based on technical reports and the accounts of civilian and Navy rescuers.

Australian far right agitator Neil Erikson's latest move might be his most cunning.

So the Trump administration says that Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price needs a private jet, as he is very busy.

British Prime Minister Theresa May sought to kick start Brexit negotiations on Friday, proposing to delay the impact of the UK's withdrawal from the EU with a two-year transition period.