Animal sacrifices, heavy rains turn streets into rivers of blood
Authorities in crowded Dhaka asked residents to slaughter animals for Islamic festival in designated spots, but they flooded
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Authorities in crowded Dhaka asked residents to slaughter animals for Islamic festival in designated spots, but they flooded
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte already has uneasy relations with U.S., and he doesn't seem interested in mending them
E-commerce platform Alibaba says staffers reprogrammed internal system to steal over 124 of traditional delicacy
1st hurdle to truce deal hammered out with Moscow is U.S. law prohibiting military cooperation with Russia
Day two of the ceasefire appeared to hold, even in rebel held Eastern Aleppo, and children made the most of it
The hackers revealed records of athletes' "Therapeutic Use Exemptions," which allow athletes with a medical need to use banned substances
Maria Abakumova and Denis Alexeev, who both won track and field medals, have been disqualified
The 93-year-old was rushed to the hospital, and has been sedated and is breathing with a respirator
The lifeboat fell more than 30 feet from the fifth deck of the Harmony of the Seas, the world's largest cruise ship
Even the fourth-placed finisher in the visually-impaired men's 1,500-meter race beat the fully sighted gold medial-winner's time from earlier
Not content to ban just bags, the French are pushing forward beyond their peers in the anti-plastic movement
Hundreds of years-old festival in Tordesillas had always culminated with animal being speared to death, but no more
HMS Terror was last seen almost 170 years ago, on hunt for Northwest Passage, but it may have played major role in America's history before that
Sheryl Sandberg sends letter to Norway's PM, saying Facebook faces many challenges, and on decision to censor iconic war photo, they were wrong
Secretary Kerry tells CBS News that if Syrian dictator breaks this deal, U.S. and others will have to seek "other alternatives"