At least 13 killed as suicide bomber targets Afghan Taliban regime
Officials and witnesses said there was a large explosion outside the Ministry of Foreign Affairs just as employees were leaving for the day.
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Cardinal George Pell, a divisive Catholic Church leader, dies at 81
Even after his acquittal on sex abuse charges in Australia, Pell's reputation remained tarnished by the scandal and his handling of other priests who abused children.
Police identify man allegedly killed in "swarming" attack by 8 teen girls
"I've been in policing for almost 35 years and you think you've seen it all," Toronto Police Sgt. Terry Browne said.
Declassified map sparks treasure hunt for riches looted by Nazi troops
One man with a metal detector said he'd scoured the area for decades and "found some nice Roman objects," but never knew there could be "Nazi treasure," too.
Michael Morell on the strategic challenges ahead in 2023
Morell discusses the Russia-Ukraine war and weighs the probability of war in 2023 between Iran and Israel, as a hardline Israeli government takes the helm.
6 wounded in knife attack at Paris train station, suspect shot
France's interior minister said if it wasn't for police officers' "extremely rapid intervention, there would surely be deaths."
"Great hope" as Uganda's Ebola outbreak is officially declared over
Officials are lauding the country's response to the latest outbreak of the deadly virus, but some say delays meant missed opportunities to test potential vaccines.
Constantine, the last king of Greece, dies at 82
Greece abolished the monarchy in 1974.
Navy seizes thousands of assault rifles being smuggled from Iran to Yemen
In total, the U.S. discovered 2,116 AK-47 assault rifles being smuggled on the vessel, which was crewed by six Yemeni nationals, officials said.
18 extreme weather events caused $165 billion in damage last year, NOAA says
America's onslaught of mega costly weather disasters remains stuck in high gear.
Romanian court denies Andrew Tate's appeal of extended detention
The extension had been granted because Tate and his fellow suspects could otherwise "leave Romania and settle in countries that do not allow extradition."
Activists clash with police in town set to be engulfed by a coal mine
Tear gas and pushing and shoving as police move in to clear hundreds of activists occupying the tiny town of Luetzerath, which was sold to an energy company.
Prince Harry's "Spare" jumps to No. 1 on bestseller lists
Memoir includes British prince's recounting of his mother's death and fractured relationships with other royals.
As Prince Harry's book hits shelves, what do the Brits make of it?
"I expected there to be a lot more people," said the only woman waiting outside Europe's biggest bookstore to get the royal's controversial memoir.
Refugee who inspired Netflix's "Swimmers" on trial for migrant rescues
Two of the activists on trial in Greece, including Sarah Mardini, who along with her sister inspired the Netflix movie, spent more than three months in jail.
Texas dad deported to Ghana was then forced to go to Mali, he says
Poll finds Democrats still boosted by voters' economic concerns
Lula wins 4th term as Brazil's president, but Bolsonaro rejects results
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Trump says he's weighing Iran deal vs. action to "finish them off"
Venezuela opposition leader María Corina Machado returns to country
Blanche says DOJ is "doing our own research" with Alaska challenge
Alaska Senate candidate sustains "minor injuries" in car accident
Jordan says 3 arrested in deadly attack on Greek Orthodox church
