Red-footed booby found some 5,000 miles from nearest habitat flown home
Norman, the booby bird, was discovered on a southern English beach; it was the first recorded sighting of the species in Britain
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Rebuilding Haiti: Hopes for a homegrown recovery
“We want to send a powerful message, which is, we can do it,” says the head of one local community garden
Russia agrees plan to avoid more "mass atrocities" in Aleppo
But even if compromise struck with U.S., France is approved by U.N., complicated situation on ground could still hinder evacuations
Riots, looting in Venezuela over currency manipulation
Venezuelan President Maduro’s sudden announcement about ending the popular 100-bolivar bill sparks chaos
Hamas accuses Israel of assassinating its drone expert
Mohammed Alzoari, who was found gunned down in his car last week in Tunisia, supervised the group’s drone program
At least 8 die after drinking bath lotion in Russia
Poisonings with surrogate alcohol are a regular occurrence in Russia, but the Irkutsk case is one of the deadliest such incidents in recent years
Militants burn evacuation buses in Syria, activists say
Hezbollah said the buses were burned during fighting between an al-Qaeda affiliate and a rebel group that supported the evacuations
Eiffel Tower reopens to public after 5-day closure
The famous French landmark was closed due to a workers' strike -- and reopened to visitors on Sunday
Siege at Crusader-era castle after tourist, cops killed
Gunmen ambushed Jordanian police in a series of attacks killing seven officers, two local civilians and a woman visiting from Canada, officials said
Nuke watchdog chief visits Iran for second time
Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani told the U.N. watchdog head that Iran would abide by the deal if other nations do
Indonesia military plane crashes in bad weather, killing 13
The Hercules C-130 plane was carrying 12 tons of food supplies and cement when it crashed in Papua
Suspected suicide bomber devastates Yemeni camp again
Camp in port city of Aden where suicide bomber killed 57 last week hit again, killing at least 30 in suicide attack
Zimbabwe's Mugabe, 92, gets party's nod for 2018 presidential race
The ZANU-PF party rallied around Mugabe, who has ruled Zimbabwe since its independence in 1980, despite opposition protests and a deteriorating economy
"My soul is torn out": Aleppo evacuees tell of their pain
Most seemed haunted by the city’s struggle, saying they can’t let go of their dream to create a Syria without Assad
Was Anne Frank really betrayed? New study suggests otherwise
The Anne Frank House says there is no evidence the Secret Annex occupants were betrayed, and perhaps the police arrived as part of another investigation
Trump promised to lower prices for Americans. Here's what the data shows.
Hurricane Isaias now a Category 3 storm as it threatens northern Gulf Coast
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Pentagon's plan to livestream execution sparks intense backlash
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Iran's Houthi allies step up deadly attacks on Saudi Arabia
NYPD body camera footage shows aftermath of ICE agent shooting
Trump creates committee to investigate Fed's Lisa Cook
Nobel Peace Prize awarded to former ICC judge Navanethem "Navi" Pillay
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