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Ex-Marine detained in Russia urges world leaders to intervene
The Moscow City Court has denied the appeal Paul Whelan, a Michigan resident, and his defense team
U.S. official says attack on Saudi Arabia launched from Iranian soil
The United States has identified the exact locations from which more than 20 drones and cruise missiles were launched, a senior official says
Climate change front and center as U.N. gathers for annual summit
An initiative sparked by a young climate activist will steal a lot of limelight, but crises in the Mideast, Asia and even the U.K. will also come to the fore in New York
Russia frees U.S. woman jailed a month for marijuana
St. Petersburg court found Audrey Lorber guilty of "attempting to import" pot she had a U.S. prescription for, but freed her on time served
ISIS suspects in dangerously packed Syrian prison say they're Americans
Militia running the facility says if prisoners aren't taken back by their home countries, they'll need help preventing a potentially dangerous mass-escape
Taliban bombs kill dozens as U.S. death toll mounts in Afghanistan
American Green Beret is 17th U.S. troop killed this year in the war-torn country, as the Taliban makes good on the threat it levelled after Trump ended peace talks
Immigrants wait for hearings in "tent courts"
There are 66 mini courtrooms in Brownsville that are connected to judges across the country via video conferencing
Trump stops short of placing blame for Saudi oil attacks
The president stopped short of blaming Iran or any other entity for this weekend's drone strikes
U.S. bomb-sniffing dogs dying in Jordan, according to report
About 170 Explosive Detection Canines trained by U.S. officials are currently working abroad — and several in Jordan have died
86 tigers rescued from Thailand's Tiger Temple have died
Only 61 of the 147 tigers that were saved from the popular tourist attraction three years ago are alive today
Scientists brave the Arctic to study climate change
The scientists are hoping the expedition will raise our understanding of climate change to a new level
Edward Snowden says he wants to come home: "I'm not asking for a pass"
The former NSA contractor is shedding new light on his decision to reveal classified documents about the U.S. government's mass surveillance program
Netanyahu vows to annex "all" West Bank settlements if re-elected
Hours before unprecedented do-over election, prime minister gives more detail of controversial annexation plan in apparent bid to lure nationalists
Oil prices spike as Trump admin. blames Iran for attack on Saudi Arabia
Two Trump cabinet members have now blamed Iran for an attack on Saudi oil facilities that could force the U.S. to dip into its strategic reserve
Israel's president taps opposition candidate Eisenkot to form a government
Mass shooting in Polish market leaves at least 6 dead, 15 injured
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