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Over 100 Kids Killed In Aleppo Airstrikes
The World Health Organization said repeated attacks in the Syrian city in the past week have left nearly 338 people dead, including over 100 children.
El Chapo Sons Likely Behind Mexico Ambush
Drug kingpin Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman, head of the Sinaloa Cartel, was recaptured in January.
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Fresh Gunfire Across India-Pakistan Border
The two nuclear-armed nations accused each other of provocation amid growing tensions following India’s surgical strikes Thursday.
China’s Golden Week: Where To Travel And More
Golden Week in China begins Saturday.
US, South Korea Will Pay For Planned Missile System, China Paper Says
Tension on the Korean peninsula has been high this year, beginning with North Korea’s fourth nuclear test in January and its fifth and largest nuclear test last month.
Nigeria's Mid-Life Crisis
Nigerians might normally be celebrating their country's birthday, but this year they are using the occasion to air their grievances with the political system and failing economy.
China Celebrates National Day As Part Of 'Golden Week'
The holiday commemorates the founding of People's Republic of China on Oct. 1, 1949.
Clown Threats Coming From Social Media Accounts, Police Say
A Facebook and Twitter account named "Aint Clownin Around" has threatened kidnappings and even death to students and teachers in at least five different states.
Rosetta Ends 12-Year Mission On Comet 67P
The Rosetta space probe has made a controlled landing on the comet it has been orbiting for two years.
US Military Targets ISIS Leaders, Prepares For Mosul Battle
Over the month of September, U.S. military and coalition forces killed 18 leaders of the terrorist group, including a high-level propaganda minister.
Scientists Learn A Little More About How Planets Form
A team of international researchers have captured an image of a baby star from the ALMA observatory in Chile that sheds some valuable insight on planet formation.
Indian Army Demands Release Of Soldier
The United Nations said it was "following this situation with great concern."
Rudy Guede, Not Amanda Knox, In Prison For Meredith Kercher Death
While much of the attention of the Kercher murder was centered on Amanda Knox, Rudy Guede is serving time in an Italian prison.
US-China Tension Continues To Rise
Defense secretary Ash Carter's remarks about United States' plans to "sharpen our military" come after a heated week in the region over the South China Sea dispute.
Military Strengths Add To India-Pakistan Conflict
India and Pakistan both have significant military arsenals and have threatened to utilize them in their growing conflict.
Manny Pacquiao Tried Drugs, Supports Duterte's Crackdown
Pacquiao tried "all kinds of drugs" but backs a president who has led a campaign to kill people involved with drugs.
US Approves Jet Sales To Gulf Arab Nations
The $8 billion deal will send Boeing and Lockheed Martin fighter jets to Kuwait, Bahrain, and Qatar.
Shimon Peres Laid To Rest In Jerusalem
The ex-Israeli president and Nobel laureate was laid to rest Friday in front of at least 80 world leaders at the Mount Herzl cemetery in Jerusalem.
Major Hindu Festival Set To Get Underway
Hindu’s Navratri festival worships the divine mother and features fasting and dancing.
Turkey Pulls Plug On 20 Radio, TV Channels
President Tayyip Erdogan has said he wants a state of emergency, imposed after a failed coup attempt in July, to be prolonged past October.
Mars Crust Contributed To Its Atmosphere
The surface chemistry on the red planet “contributed dynamically to the makeup of its atmosphere over time,” the Curiosity rover found.
Brightest Gamma-Ray Binary Found
The dual-star system is “the first gamma-ray binary in another galaxy and the most luminous one ever seen,” NASA said in a statement Thursday.
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