Dinosaur that used spiny back to defend itself found in Patagonia
The new species of dicraeosauridae, christened Bajadasaurus pronuspinax, was revealed in scientific journal Nature
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Liam Neeson says he's "not racist" after disturbing interview
Neeson, 66, joined ABC's "Good Morning America" to further explain his controversial comments
How Venezuela's crisis could harm an entire generation of children
Former U.S. ambassador to Japan Caroline Kennedy says the world has a stake in helping kids weather this political crisis
Trump to tap David Malpass to lead World Bank
Malpass has been an outspoken skeptic of the 189-nation World Bank, a leading source of funding for economic development
Pope says priests' abuse of nuns went as far as "sexual slavery"
Catholic leader admits sexual abuse of nuns by clergy members is still a problem but insists, "we are working on it"
Russia says it must develop new missiles as nuke treaty falls apart
Day after Moscow says it will not "strive for an arms race," Russian military announces plans for long-banned new weapons with Europe in range
As Brexit looms, stockpiling goods hits high gear
Anticipating a split without a deal from the EU, businesses and consumers are preparing by stocking up
How hunger is fueling Venezuela's fast-rising opposition
At least 38 countries now support opposition leader Juan Guaidó, and voices backing embattled President Nicolas Maduro are dwindling
"Where is my son?" One family's pain in the Brazil dam disaster
AP photographer documents story of a grieving mother, her family's anguish and anger at the company behind the catastrophe
Pope gives historic 1st Mass in birthplace of Islam
Francis ministered to thriving Catholic community in United Arab Emirates as he concluded landmark visit to Arabian Peninsula
Arson suspected in deadly Paris apartment building blaze
The fire in a ritzy section of the city sent residents fleeing to the roof or climbing out their windows to escape, authorities said
Liam Neeson under fire for comments on race and revenge
Liam Neeson admits in an interview he once had violent thoughts about killing a black person after learning that someone close to him had been raped
Jury begins deliberations over fate of infamous drug lord El Chapo
The jury has heard months of testimony about Joaquin Guzman's rise to power as the head of the Sinaloa cartel
Pentagon: ISIS likely to "resurge" without "sustained pressure"
A DOD report says that ISIS is "regenerating key functions and capabilities more quickly in Iraq than Syria"
Al-Shabab claims new carnage despite relentless U.S. air war
Bomb blast in Mogadishu comes weeks after brazen attack in Kenya, where U.S. warns of more attacks despite regular U.S. strikes targeting terrorists
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Poland mourns Krakow shooting victims as terrorism probe launched
GOP Rep. Hill says he'll weigh whether Hegseth's actions merit impeachment
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White House restores financial disclosure page after CBS News inquiry
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