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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un exuded confidence when he arrived in Vietnam on his heavily armored luxury train Wednesday, ahead of his summit with US President Donald Trump.

The son of Osama bin Laden is emerging as a leader in the al Qaeda terror group, the State Department says. It's willing to pay up to $1 million for information on his whereabouts.

"We are talking about the survival of Pacific Island rugby. If we are blocked out of the top competition for the next 12 years, that effectively kills off Pacific Island rugby. Nobody will want to play for Samoa, Tonga or Fiji if you are playing against lower tier competition."

The United States is giving the United Kingdom a preview of what it can expect from take-no-prisoners trade negotiations after Brexit.

The world's biggest convenience store chain is wading into India's massive market.

Starbucks is having to defend its marketing strategy in China — and all because of a cat cup.

Las Vegas is one of the most popular tournaments on the Sevens World Series, a three-day event where rugby fans party in fancy dress. The March 1-3 event includes a men's and women's international competition, with 16 countries competing across 45 games at at Sam Boyd Stadium.

NASA marked its 60th anniversary last year, and will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the moon landing in July.

In Singapore, one company is selling art market shares using cryptocurrency. But as CNN's Will Ripley finds out, paying with crypto is not all that simple.

The bitter differences between the world's most powerful nations were on full display in New York on Thursday, as the United Nations Security Council weighed two equally hopeless resolutions on Venezuela.

Beijing is on the verge of being sucked into an India-Pakistan crisis, amid rising tensions in the Kashmir region that borders China.

In an attempt to defuse mounting tension and days of military escalation between nuclear neighbor India, Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan announced the upcoming release of a detained Indian pilot at the center of the crisis.

Jinshiro Motoyama is not your average political activist.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will be indicted on bribery and breach of trust charges arising from three separate corruption investigations, pending a hearing, Israel's attorney general announced Thursday evening.

New Orleans is a city that shares a storied multigenerational love of food, family and community that transcends spur-of-the-moment trends.

How much bitcoin should I own?

Hemp and CBD: It's a good thing. Just ask Martha Stewart.

The Duke of Cambridge, who is the English Football Association's President, has criticized professional clubs in England, accusing them of failing to take the mental health of their players seriously.