Family: American arrested in Emirates over faked loans in his name
U.S. schoolteacher working abroad is being held after someone fraudulently used his name to take out nearly $90,000 in loans, his family says
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U.S. declares ISIS guilty of genocide
John Kerry's announcement on extremist group's crimes against minorities in Syria and Iraq carries implications for U.S.
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"My friends, it's time:" New Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wants a bigger role for his nation in tackling the world's most pressing problems
New clues in ancient mystery from King Tut's tomb?
Scans from ancient Egyptian ruler's burial chamber provide tantalizing hints about what else could be hidden within
Tourism sector uncertain after Ivory Coast extremist attack
Those who make a living off tourism believe the attack on defenseless civilians at a beachfront resort area dealt it a huge blow
Woman in Spain accused of trying to steal babies
Police say suspect posed as a doctor, told father of a newborn the baby needed a test; made similar attempts at another hospital
Obama authorizes new sanctions against North Korea
The sanctions come after North Korea's recent "illicit" nuclear and ballistic missile tests
Punishments issued for U.S. strike on Afghan hospital
October airstrike on Doctors Without Borders hospital killed 42 people in one of the deadliest assaults on civilians in the 15-year war
After recent lull, an influx of migrants in Europe
Over the past two days, Italy's coast guard says about 2,500 people have been rescued in more than a dozen operations in the Straits of Sicily
4 arrested in France, accused of new Paris attack plot
Officials say suspects include one woman, and all were born in France; officials in Brussels still hunting two linked to earlier Paris attacks investigation
Fast and Furious gun found at El Chapo hideout
Infamous failed ATF "gun-walking" operation leaves traces even with notorious drug lord; Congress informed of .50-caliber rifle find
FIFA admits bribery, wants U.S. to give bribe money back
Soccer's governing body acknowledged World Cup votes have been bought in past, and wants millions seized by U.S. prosecutors returned
Kurds plan to carve out quasi-state in northern Syria
Group deemed terrorists by Turkey and left out of peace talks is offering up a plan of its own to subdivide war-torn country
Town looks to revive botched restored fresco's success
Octogenarian painter's botched Christ fresco restoration in 2012 became major tourist attraction
Buddha-image issues: Thailand's monks urged to diet
A new study found soaring rates of obesity among the Buddhist country's clergy, and the government must pay for the healthcare
Trump faces bipartisan backlash over waiving Russia sanctions
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