Pilots' union at German airline Lufthansa set to strike again
Lufthansa says it is calling additional strikes for Tuesday and Wednesday, following a two-day break in its campaign of walkouts
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French conservatives make pick for presidential election
Former Prime Minister Francois Fillon enjoyed surprise surge in popularity in recent weeks; faces general election challenge from far-right leader
Tide of displacement: Syrian army advances in Aleppo
Rebel defenses collapsed and thousands of residents evacuated their premises as key city may get divided further
Outrage over Putin aide's wife's "Holocaust" skate
Tatiana Navka, a former Olympic skating champion, wore a striped uniform and gold star during a televised Holocaust-themed ice skating routine
Israeli military kills 4 ISIS militants in Syria
Israeli aircraft struck a machine gun-mounted vehicle inside Syria after militants opened fire on a military patrol on the Israeli side
Tokyo’s station master
At the city’s landmark train station, the man in charge makes millions of connections every day
Serial killer sentenced, could get police in trouble
Case has opened up questions about policing in Britain, as top security officials have admitted missing “potential opportunities”
Douglas Brinkley: Fidel Castro’s shadow will continue to loom large
Says Cuba's revolutionary leader, who died this week at age 90, will remain a folk hero
How Fidel Castro stood up to the U.S., and won
For more than half a century the Cuban revolutionary and communist dictator played David to the U.S. Goliath
Nurse-turned-king arrested after dozens die in clashes
Charles Wesley Mumbere, a former Pennsylvania nurses aide, accused of inciting violence that left 54 dead in Uganda
Death toll from rare thunderstorm asthma rises to 6
Hundreds of people were hospitalized after a wild storm caused rain-sodden ryegrass pollen to explode and deeply penetrate people's lungs
Brussels bombing survivor Sebastien Bellin on terrorist attack, recovery
Basketball star-turned-tech entrepreneur Sebastien Bellin's remarkable story of recovery and his refusal to let the Brussels terrorists win
Cuba declares 9 days of mourning for Castro
Fidel Castro, who ruled Cuban since 1959, died Friday at the age of 90, and his funeral will be held on Dec. 4.
Hundreds of thousands march against S. Korean president
President Park Geun-hye has been accused of assisting criminal activities of a secretive confidant who allegedly manipulated power from the shadows and extorted companies to build an illicit fortune
Reporter photographs "heroes" after Brussels airport terror attack
Ketevan Kardava, a correspondent for the country of Georgia, was checking in for her flight when terrorists detonated two bombs. In one minute, she took 12 photos she calls her “photo heroes.”
Top doctor for Congress resigns amid misconduct allegations
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U.N. watchdog agency pushes for access to key Iran nuclear site
Lutnick agrees to testify as Bessent blames him for chip sales
Microsoft seeing "continued recovery" amid major worldwide outage
Hegseth awards medal to soldier who reprimanded group near tomb
Star of reality show "Below Deck" arrested after teenager dies
Family Dollar to pay $63M after FTC says it overcharged customers
Alex Murdaugh wants murder indictments tossed, saying agent lied
