Did a weaponized whale from Russia harass NATO ally Norway?
Fishing crews and scientists in Norway, a key NATO ally in eyeshot of an increasingly belligerent Russia, found a whale wearing a strange harness
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Guantanamo Bay prison commander fired
Navy Rear Adm. John Ring was relieved of those duties due to a "loss of confidence in his ability to command, the U.S. Southern Command says
Richard Lugar, longtime senator and foreign policy sage, dies at 87
A soft-spoken and thoughtful former Rhodes Scholar, Lugar dominated Indiana politics during his 36 years in the U.S. Senate
Trump's call with Libyan warlord had "unnerving effect," Graham says
Graham said the president's phone call to Khalifa Haftar, a U.S. citizen, could be perceived as the U.S. government "picking sides"
Almanac: The Chernobyl nuclear accident
On April 28, 1986 the Soviet government grudgingly acknowledged an explosion and release of radiation at a nuclear power plant
Idris Elba marries model Sabrina Dhowre – see the wedding photos
Images featured by British Vogue on Instagram showed the star of "Luther" sharing an embrace with Dhowre, a former Miss Vancouver
Iranian foreign minister hedges on prisoner swap offer
Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif discussed the possibility of a prisoner exchange with the U.S. on "Face the Nation"
Seaweed pods replace plastic bottles at London Marathon
They are designed to be both edible and biodegradable — the pods themselves are tasteless, and if not consumed, biodegrade within six weeks
Video apparently shows Iran Guard drone spying on U.S. warships
Iran's powerful Revolutionary Guard successfully managed a surveillance flight over a U.S. aircraft carrier, the Tasnim news agency reports
How one company is tackling hard-to-recycle items like chip bags
TerraCycle turns waste into plastic pellets, which manufacturers buy to make products like watering cans and picnic tables
15 dead in Sri Lanka after explosions and shootout erupt during raid
Some of the dead likely were militants who blew themselves up, police said
Australia kills stray cats with poisoned sausages
The Australian government calls wild cats "one of the greatest threats" to native species
Group behind London climate protests moving on to next phase of "rebellion"
Extinction Rebellion has staged almost daily protests over the last two weeks
Daimler says it has "no idea" how Kim Jong Un got Mercedes limos
The German automaker says it has no business dealings with North Korea, which is banned from buying luxury goods
Tourist kidnapped in Uganda says her captors were also her protectors
Kimberly Endicott tells Gayle King she ended up feeling compassion for the men who took her
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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Mississippi Senate race still a toss-up; Democrat holds slim lead
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Zelenskyy says Russia is stepping up attacks ahead of U.S. talks
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