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US Wins Opener, Survives Scare From Colombia
The United States survived a scare in their World Baseball Classic opener as they needed a walkoff single from Adam...
Aleppo Car Lover Aims To Revive His ‘wounded’ Classics
Car enthusiast Mohammed Mohiedin Anis gazes sadly at a 1955 Buick Super, one of his collection of vintage cars...
Trump Dismisses Dozens of Obama-Era Federal Prosecutors
The administration of US President Donald Trump moved to clean house at the Justice Department, demanding the...
Fear and Hunger In Iraq’s West Mosul
The luckiest of west Mosul's residents under Islamic State group rule had tomato concentrate. Potatoes were an almost...
Another Legal Challenge To Revised Trump Travel Ban
President Donald Trump's revamped travel ban faced another legal challenge Friday when the American Civil Liberties...
South Africa Flourish As New Zealand Miss Chances
Dean Elgar was again tasked with holding the South African innings together as they progressed to 100 for two on a...
South Korea’s Moon Rising After Park Sank
The front-runner to succeed South Korea's impeached president Park Geun-Hye after her dismissal over a corruption...
All Eyes On Blue House As S. Korea Awaits Park Move
All eyes were on Seoul's presidential Blue House Saturday as South Koreans awaited ex-president Park Geun-Hye's...
Modi Looks To Tighten Grip As India Awaits Results
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be hoping to tighten his grip on power Saturday when results are announced...
Canada’s Hadwin Seizes PGA Lead At Copperhead
Canada's Adam Hadwin fired a seven-under-par 64 Friday to seize a one-stroke lead over American Jim Herman after the...
‘Global Startup’ Vows Autonomous Car By 2020 In US
A 'global startup' which makes electric racing vehicles unveiled plans Friday to sell a fully autonomous electric car...
Cyclone Kills 38, Displaces 53,000 In Madagascar
Cyclone Enawo killed 38 people, injured 180 others and displaced 53,000 after it slammed into Madagascar earlier this...
Iraq Says No Sign of IS Chemical Weapons Use In Mosul
Iraq's UN envoy said Friday there was no evidence that the Islamic State group had used chemical weapons in the battle...
Niger Drought Leaves Schools Closed
More than half of schoolchildren have quit class in some parts of Niger due to drought which is forcing entire families...
Modi Looks To Tighten Grip As India Awaits Results
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be hoping to tighten his grip on power Saturday when results are announced...
Teams Broke Drug Laws In Peddling Painkillers To Players
National Football League teams violated federal laws on prescription drugs in peddling powerful painkillers and...
‘Global Startup’ Vows Autonomous Car By 2020 In US
A "global startup" which makes electric racing vehicles unveiled plans Friday to sell a fully autonomous electric car...
Air Strike Kills 26 In Yemen
An air strike by a Saudi-led Arab coalition on a market in Yemen killed 20 civilians and six rebels on Friday, medical...
A US State Speeds Up Executions, Scheduling Eight In 10 Days
The US state of Arkansas is racing to execute eight death row inmates in 10 days next month to beat the expiration date...