Deadly flash floods turn roads into raging torrents of mud, debris
Flash floods on outskirts of Athens, Greece, inundate homes, businesses, knock out section of major highway
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Who is Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe?
African dictator rose to power as hero in fight against white rule, but his refusal to relinquish that power may be his undoing
U.K. explorer goes missing on quest to find remote tribe
Benedict Allen misses flight after tracking into remote region of New Guinea
15,000 scientists say "time is running out" on climate change
More than 15,000 scientists have endorsed a "second notice" to the world, warning of the growing impact of climate change
Rights group urges China to stop LGBT "conversion" therapy
In spite of recent court victory for LGBT Chinese, gov't still turns blind eye to often-extreme practice
Russia's "symmetrical answer" in U.S. media battle
Lawmakers approve bill allowing Kremlin to register international media outlets as foreign agents
With Mugabe in custody, Zimbabwe's military denies coup
"If it fluffs like a duck, waddles like a duck, then it's a duck. This is a coup," says opposition leader, in spite of vehement denials
Figures reveal dire trend in Afghan opium production
Joint survey released by United Nations and Afghanistan's government shows production almost doubling last year
S. Korea to deport U.S. man for DMZ border trespass
Officials say man from Louisiana wasn't carrying suspicious belongings other than extra underwear at time of arrest
Activists occupy coal power plant near climate summit
Conference in Bonn, Germany, draws leaders as focus shifts to coal, with Trump's threat to pull out of Paris climate deal looming large
Pope Francis gets a special edition Lamborghini
But the Catholic leader isn't likely to cruise Roman roads in his white Huracan with papal yellow-gold detailing
Rohingya crisis draws Tillerson to Myanmar
Secretary of State to meet leader Aung San Suu Kyi as report cites "mounting evidence" of genocide
Zimbabwe army says Robert Mugabe is "safe and sound" amid reports of explosions in capital
The U.S. State Department in Harare warned Americans to shelter in place and not leave their homes
France prepares to set legal age for sexual consent
Twice in recent weeks, French courts have refused to prosecute men for rape after they had sex with 11-year-old girls because authorities couldn't prove coercion
New video emerges of failed migrant rescue attempt in Mediterranean
It appears their supposed rescuers, members of the Libyan coast guard, were trying to capture them to return them to North Africa
Mississippi Senate race leans Democratic; Colom holds narrow lead
Kennedy family members join lawsuit to block Trump's arch
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Susie Wiles' old lobbying firm in crosshairs of MAGA feud
U.S. soldier accused of spying linked to Russia arrested in the U.K.
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Rubio says U.S. has "no need" to restart combat operations in Iran
Sanders won't back Schumer as Democratic leader
State seeks to block Pike's lawyers from inspecting execution drug
911 call reporting frat video: "They set their pledges on fire"
