Red lines "are just political," says Iranian top diplomat
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif was interviewed by "Face the Nation" moderator Margaret Brennan
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"I was wrong": Armenian leader resigns unexpectedly
The prime minister resigned to quell massive anti-government protests over what critics feared was his effort to seize power for life
Man convicted of hate crime for Nazi-salute dog video
Man who filmed dog appearing to give Nazi salutes convicted of hate crime in controversial case
Meet Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding photographer
Fashion photographer Alexi Lubomirski -- who also has royal blood -- wasn't expecting to get the call from Kensington Palace
U.S.-backed coalition airstrike allegedly hits wedding party
Saudi Arabia accused of blowing up at least 20 people, mostly women and kids, as civilian death toll in Yemen mounts
Opinion: Trump didn't create "Us vs. Them" -- it created him
Is it time to rip up the social contract and start from scratch? It's not far off, says Ian Bremmer in "Us vs. Them: The Failure of Globalism"
Dozens killed in North Korea tourist bus crash
China's foreign ministry confirms that 32 Chinese nationals were among those killed in accident south of Pyongyang
Canadian man lynched over shaman's death in Peru
Cellphone video shows Sebastian Woodroffe, in Amazon to research hallucinogenic medicine, begging for mercy before his death
Verdict delivered against sole surviving Paris attacks suspect
Salah Abdeslam wasn't in Belgian court as verdict announced over police shootout that came four months after Paris attacks
Report: Facebook doesn't curb hate speech in developing countries
"There's incitements to violence against entire communities and Facebook says it doesn't violate community standards," Center for Policy Alternatives says
Trump claims N. Korea agreed to denuclearize, but that's not the case
North Korea has stopped short of saying it has any intention of abandoning its nuclear arsenal, with Kim making clear that nukes remain a "treasured sword"
Sen. Tom Cotton says N. Korea's promise to halt testing "easily reversible"
North Korea said it has suspended nuclear and long-range missile tests and plans to close nuclear test site
57 killed in suicide attack on voter center in Afghan capital
More than 100 others were wounded, said officials, and "the tolls could still rise"
Almanac: The first Earth Day
On April 22, 1970, Americans took part in a day aimed at protecting the only planet we call home
World's oldest person dies in Japan at age 117
Nabi Tajima became the world's oldest person seven months ago after the death in September of Violet Brown in Jamaica, also at the age of 117
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Trump says Iran war at "status quo," warns U.S. "locked and loaded"
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U.S. Marshals official sidelined over alleged racist incident, sources say
FDA warns of rare vision-loss side effect from GLP-1 drugs
Top lawyer in DOJ's Civil Division is latest in string of resignations
Trump admin. proposes stricter unemployment work search rules
Fraternity suspended after video shows men on fire
Russell Brand sentenced to over 10 years for rape and sex assault
NASA is recruiting new astronauts. Here are the qualifications.
