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Becomes first sitting U.S. president to step foot in Laos, on mission to heal war wounds and reinvigorate relations

During the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, five Palestinian terrorists killed 11 members of the Israeli Olympic delegation, marring what was supposed to be "The Peaceful Games"

Rodrigo Duterte says he regrets them, but not before Obama scraps planned meeting with controversial Filipino counterpart

3 attackers who assaulted CARE office in Kabul killed, officials say; earlier twin bombings near defense ministry left at least 24 dead, dozens wounded

Newton soaked Mexico’s western Pacific coast with heavy rain Monday and took aim at Baja California’s twin resorts of Los Cabos

A covert American operation in Laos during the Vietnam War left millions of unexploded bombs scattered across the country

Mexico’s National Security Commission says suspect identified as “Martin Guadencio” was captured near the western city of Guadalajara

Philippine leader said if President Obama questioned him about extrajudicial killings, he would swear at him​; leader has been under intense global scrutiny

Nationalist, anti-immigrant party jolts Merkel's political base, but German chancellor holds course on admitting migrants

That's according to a new study, which makes a foreboding forecast for China, Taiwan, Korea and Japan

Major sticking points remain in negotiations over creation of unlikely U.S.-Russian military partnership targeting "common enemies" in Syria

At least 48 people killed in multiple bombings, including one attack that was deemed a major security breach

Dozens killed by two blasts outside Ministry of Defense as militant group demonstrates, again, ability to strike in heart of Kabul

Notoriously foul-mouthed President Rodrigo Duterte has warned Obama not to question extrajudicial killings of alleged criminals

Israeli police and rescue workers say at least 2 killed by underground collapse, but media report others still missing