Kerry claims "provisional agreement" on Syrian cease-fire
Explosions rip through Homs and Damascus suburb as world leaders attempt to get all warring parties to end hostilities for a bit
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Onlookers cheer as fire destroys migrant center in Germany
In a nation that registered more than a million asylum-seekers last year, the welcome mat may be rolling up
Britain torn over exiting European Union ahead of vote
British PM launches campaign before referendum on staying in 28-nation bloc; popular London mayor allegedly for "Brexit"
Japan's snow monkeys in the viewfinder
Photography buffs travel to the steaming hot springs of Nagano, where macaques bask in the warm baths
Report: Iraq finds stolen radioactive material dumped in south
Iraqi minister tells Reuters "highly dangerous" material feared to be in hands of extremists found left alone near petrol station
Russian doping official planned book before sudden death
English journalist says Nikita Kamaev offered to reveal 3 decades of dirt on Russian athletes cheating; Kamaev died of "heart attack" at 52
Deadly Cyclone Winston rocks Fiji with 177 mph winds
Record-breaking storm tore through the Pacific Island chain; "Many people have been left stunned and confused about what to do," PM says
Snow monkeys of Japan
A popular tourist draw for Nagano are the Japanese macaques that are drawn to the area - particularly during inclement weather - by the local hot springs
Last survivor of Nazi death camp Treblinka dies
Samuel Willenberg, 93, was among only 67 people known to have survived the concentration camp in Poland where 875,000 people were killed
Syrian dictator lays out conditions for cease-fire
President Bashar Assad says what he wants from other countries before he agrees to cessation of hostilities
El Faro captain said "clock is ticking" in final call
Coast Guard and NTSB investigating cargo ship's October sinking during Hurricane Joaquin, killing 33 crew members
London brewery turns bread into beer to tackle food waste
Each bottle of Toast Ale beer contains a slice of unused bread collected from sandwich shop kitchens
Serbia: Hostages killed in U.S. airstrikes on ISIS camp
Prime minister says there's no doubt that strikes in Libya killed hostages who have been held captive for months
Umberto Eco, author of "The Name of the Rose," dead at 84
Eco's wide-ranging books were both engaging narratives and philosophical and intellectual exercises
Video appears to show U.S.-backed groups in Syria fighting each other
The video allegedly shows Syrian rebels using an American-supplied missile against Kurdish fighters -- who are also supported by the U.S.
Musk chose to restrict Ukraine's access to SpaceX network, sources say
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