Russia expels 60 U.S. diplomats, closes consulate
The State Department says Russia had no justification for kicking out U.S. diplomats from St. Petersburg
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The State Department says Russia had no justification for kicking out U.S. diplomats from St. Petersburg
In two separate incidents, women who ate squash developed cucurbit poisoning, or "toxic squash syndrome"
Russia's foreign minister Sergey Lavrov says Moscow will shut down the U.S. consulate in St. Petersburg
Yulia Skripal was left in critical condition after nerve agent attack at center of escalating diplomatic row between Russia and West
Mexican federal prosecutor for consumer says prisoners should be able to buy products at same price as regular market
Project underway to rid West Bank site of relics of war that have blemished the sacred place for nearly 5 decades
French Army spokesman says driver circled barracks, shouted threats before trying to hit soldiers with car -- week after attack on cops
Ambassador Terry Branstad says Kim Jong Un may be "changing his attitude a little bit"
"It's a lot of money, but we also know from our historical experience that security has no price," President Andrzej Duda says
Nobel Peace Prize winner always vowed to return after Taliban assassination attempt, now she defiantly declares, "I am here."
Third summit ever between rival nations' leaders has been scheduled ahead of expected Trump-Kim summit later this year
Relatives seeking status of their loved ones clashed with police in riot gear; activists complain about horrendous conditions in Venezuela's prisons
There's renewed optimism after North Korea's leader made a visit to Beijing for his for meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping
The revelation is significant because it's the first time police have offered any suggestion about where the Skripals were poisoned
Pope Francis invited a boy with Down syndrome who survived cancer onto his popemobile during a visit to the Vatican