FW de Klerk, South Africa's last apartheid president, has died at 85
While he shared a Nobel Peace Prize with his successor Nelson Mandela for "laying the foundations" of a democratic South Africa, De Klerk's legacy remains marred by controversy.
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High risk of measles outbreak after 22 million babies missed vaccine in 2020
The CDC and WHO are warning that there is an increased risk of a measles outbreak.
Man escapes huge crocodile's jaws with pocketknife counterattack
The 64-year-old was fishing when the huge croc attacked him, but he fended the animal off with his knife, and "the odds of doing that are about zero."
Murder hornets cause bees to make "fear screams"
The "fear scream"-like bee noise prompts colony members to gather and spread dung around the hive's entrance to repel the giant hornets.
Biden to host leaders of Canada and Mexico at White House
The leaders will address topics like COVID-19, climate change and migration.
Myanmar junta charges U.S. journalist with terrorism and sedition
The new charges come on top of other accusations Danny Fenster has faced since his arrest in May, during a military coup, and they mean he could now face a life sentence.
Prince Harry "warned" Twitter CEO of "coup" before January 6 attack
The royal, a frequent critic of all media, says he warned Jack Dorsey that his "platform was allowing a coup to be staged" in a January 5 email, and hasn't "heard from him since."
Manchester United star receives MBE for his fight against child hunger
The English soccer star dedicated the award to his mother, who raised him and his siblings as a single mother.
Malala Yousafzai announces she's married: "A precious day in my life"
The Pakistani activist said she married Asser Malik at a ceremony in Birmingham, England.
Accused Capitol rioter seeks political asylum in Belarus
Evan Neumann was placed on the FBI's Most Wanted List in March.
Tension mounts as soldiers and migrants mass at Belarus-Poland border
Belarus's Russian-backed leader insists he's "not seeking a fight," but Polish and European leaders accuse him of mounting a "hybrid attack," using innocent migrants as a weapon.
57 million pounds of pandemic-related plastics polluting the ocean
Researchers said plastic waste generated from hospitals, PPE and packaging material only added to an "already out-of-control problem."
Oscar Pistorius up for parole, but he must meet with victim's parents
The famous double-amputee athlete was convicted of murder for fatally shooting model Reva Steenkamp in 2013.
"Time is short" as U.S. races to avert all-out civil war in Ethiopia
U.S. joins African Union in a last-ditch bid to stop Ethiopia's already catastrophic year-old conflict from spiraling into a much broader war.
"Tank taxi" offers fun and unique rides — though not the smoothest
In Norwich, England, Merlin Batchelor got so many requests for rides he made it into a business. The lifts go for about $1,000 each.
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