Italy hit by "unprecedented influx of migrants"
In less than a week, Italy says it's rescued almost 10,000 people trying to cross the Mediterranean from Africa, and hundreds more died trying
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In less than a week, Italy says it's rescued almost 10,000 people trying to cross the Mediterranean from Africa, and hundreds more died trying
Bill Fitzpatrick set off in a Cessna almost a year ago on an anti-poaching mission, and then disappeared without a trace
The annual showdown in rowing between Oxford and Cambridge universities had long relegated the women to the side, until now
European Union says Internet search site abusing market dominance in move that could cost U.S. tech giant billions
Political analyst Cliff Kupchan has no doubt "Bear" bombers flying near British airspace was blatant act of provocation
Top diplomat stays optimistic day after president bows to pressure to allow Congress a vote on any final deal
April is usually a time of celebration for farmers across northern India's agricultural heartland, but not this year
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Now that Cuba is no longer viewed as a state terrorism sponsor, there are still hurdles to be jumped inside and outside of the government
On Monday, the White House had said the president would veto the Iran nuclear bill
Fish die-offs are a frequent occurrence in Rio's waterways, which are choked with raw sewage and garbage
Cuba's removal from the list is a key step in the normalization of relations President Obama started in December
Italian coast guard says they've rescued almost 8,500 migrants in the waters off the coast of Libya since the weekend
When the zoo sent a drone over the chimpanzee enclosure for a better look at how their 14 apes live, the response was swift
British military also monitoring the activities of a Russian destroyer and two other ships in the English Channel