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From fresh fish to produce, prices were down across the board.

North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un has a third child, South Korea's National Intelligence Service (NIS) has learned.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has demanded the release of German citizens detained in Turkey, describing their imprisonment as "unjustified" on Tuesday.

Meet Otis, the dog whose picture went viral in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.

With its fourth missile test in four days, North Korea issued a stark reminder to the United States that its weapons program isn't going away.

A high school football game: a scene common in many of our memories. But for one young man, in his senior year, it was different. After watching a football game from the stands on a Friday night, a fight broke out as he was standing nearby. The sounds of gunfire punctured the night, and an errant bullet punctured his throat. As he lay on the ground with his blood pooling beneath him, veering toward losing consciousness, he could vaguely hear people shouting and sirens blaring.

Popular spiritual leader Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh was sentenced to 20 years in prison for raping two of his followers

Less than a week after the U.S. noted an absence of "provocative acts" by North Korea, Kim Jong Un's regime fired a ballistic missile over Japan.

When he started fiddling with chemicals in his home in March 1856, William Henry Perkin had no idea what was about to happen.

A German nurse currently serving a life sentence in prison for murdering six patients may have killed 84 more, making him one of the country's worst ever serial killers, police and prosecutors said Monday.

India's top court has put tech companies on notice.

A Nigerian start-up founder has created a device that he says can be used to detect the smell of explosives and even cancer cells.

Sirens and security announcements echoed in the streets of northern Japan after North Korea launched its missile.

Earlier this month, the Pew Research Center released the results of a survey asking the citizens of 38 countries to name a major threat to their nation. This is the first of a special series of op-eds that also appear in Fareed's Global Briefing looking at the top perceived threats among Americans. You can sign up for the Global Briefing newsletter here.

Diplomacy is by nature a get-along business; and that applies in spades to a relationship between a president and his secretary of state. If there's any arguing to be done or daylight demonstrated, it takes place in private -- behind closed doors.

A controversial Indian spiritual guru has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for rape, India's Central Bureau of Investigation announced Monday.

The number of people killed in clashes in northern India rose to 31 Saturday, one day after a controversial spiritual leader was found guilty of raping two of his followers, according to local official Gauri Prashar Joshi.

Thousands of ethnic Rohingya are attempting to flee violence in Myanmar's western Rakhine state, braving hostile border guards, treacherous territory and high waters to cross into neighboring Bangladesh.

Police in northern Germany are conducting raids on the homes and business premises of two men suspected of plotting to kill leaders of the left, the country's federal prosecutor said in a statement Monday.