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England's Justin Rose, left, bumps fists with caddie David Clark after firing a seven-under par 65 in Thursday's opening round of the Masters

Rose Fires Stunning 65 At Fiery Augusta To Lead Masters By Four

Rose fires stunning 65 at fiery Augusta to lead Masters by four

A demonstrator holds a sign with a picture of George Floyd during a protest outside the Hennepin County Government Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where former police officer Derek Chauvin is on trial

George Floyd Died From 'Low Level Of Oxygen': Doctor

George Floyd died from 'low level of oxygen': doctor

This photo from the University of Zurich shows skulls of early homo from Dmanisi, Georgia (specimen D4500, L) and Sangiran, Indonesia (specimen S17, R)

Mind Blown: Modern Brains Evolved Much More Recently Than Thought

Mind blown: Modern brains evolved much more recently than thought

A masked President Zelensky greets an army officer in the eastern town of Zolote

US 'Increasingly Concerned' Over Russian Troop Build Up At Ukraine Border

US 'increasingly concerned' over Russian troop build up at Ukraine border

Talon has been accused of cracking down on opponents

One Killed In Benin After Army Clears Protesters

One killed in Benin after army clears protesters

An activist dressed as Argentina's Evita Peron takes part in a rally calling for debt reform during the virtual Spring Meetings of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund

IMF Warns More Funding Needed To Safeguard Global Economy

IMF warns more funding needed to safeguard global economy

The European Medicines Agency says blood clots should be listed as a "very rare" side effect of the AstraZeneca vaccine

New AZ Setbacks As Countries Scramble For Vaccines

New AZ setbacks as countries scramble for vaccines

Germany's comparatively slow vaccine rollout has become a touchy subject as it grapples with a fierce third wave of the pandemic

Germany Talks To Russia About Buying Sputnik Jabs

Germany talks to Russia about buying Sputnik jabs

Muhammad Abu Jazar, 34, shows his daughter Maisam, 12, a picture of his children who were killed during the 2014 Gaza war

Israel Refuses To Work With ICC On War Crimes Probe, Says 'No Authority'

Israel refuses to work with ICC on war crimes probe, says 'no authority'

The first Covax shipment landed in Ghana on February 24

Covax Backs AstraZeneca As Vaccines Reach 100 Territories

Covax backs AstraZeneca as vaccines reach 100 territories

Torrential rains from Tropical Cyclone Seroja, one of the most destructive storms to hit the region in years, turned small communitiesÂ into wastelands of mud

Aid Flows Into Cyclone-struck Indonesia As Death Toll Rises

Aid flows into cyclone-struck Indonesia as death toll rises

UNRWA workers clean a street at Rafah refugee camp in the Gaza Strip

After Bitter Trump Years, Palestinians 'Thank America' Again

After bitter Trump years, Palestinians 'thank America' again

Twenty-five Ukrainian soldiers have been killed since the start of the year, compared with 50 in all of 2020

Ukraine's Zelensky On Frontline As Merkel Urges Putin To Pull Back Troops

Ukraine's Zelensky on frontline as Merkel urges Putin to pull back troops

Despite a Covid caseload now totalling more than two million, Iran has avoided imposing a full lockdown on its 82 million people, instead resorting to piecemeal measures, such as temporary travel bans and business closures

Iran Covid Cases Hit Two Million In 'Meteoric' Rise

Iran Covid cases hit two million in 'meteoric' rise

A doctor walks out of a Covid-19 vaccination centre in Mumbai. India's financial capital is in the middle of a coronavirus surge

India Suffers Vaccine Shortages As Virus Surges

India suffers vaccine shortages as virus surges

Diplomats from the EU, China, Russia and Iran at the start of talks at the Grand Hotel in Vienna on April 6, 2021

New Life For Iran Nuclear Deal? Here's Where It Stands

New life for Iran nuclear deal? Here's where it stands

Twenty-five Ukrainian soldiers have been killed since the start of the year, compared with 50 in all of 2020

Ukraine's Zelensky To Visit Frontline After Surge In Clashes

Ukraine's Zelensky to visit frontline after surge in clashes

The high-tech hound uses sensors and AI to 'hear' and 'see' its environment - and can even be taken for walks

The Ulti-mutt Pet? Chinese Tech Company Develops Robo-dogs

The ulti-mutt pet? Chinese tech company develops robo-dogs

Rescue divers have freed a meditating Buddhist monk from a flooded cave in Thailand

Meditating Monk Rescued From Flooded Cave In Thailand

Meditating monk rescued from flooded cave in Thailand

Dylan Brandt (R, here with his mother Joanna), is a 15-year-old from Arkansas who is undergoing testosterone treatment

In US, Conservatives On Offense Over Transgender Youths

In US, conservatives on offense over transgender youths

Polish teen Krysia Paszko has created a website that appears to be a cosmetics shop but actually offers domestic abuse victims covert help

Polish Teen's Fake Beauty Site Helps Lockdown Abuse Victims

Polish teen's fake beauty site helps lockdown abuse victims

A player for the Little Devils of Hondzonot swings the bat during a softball game against the Piste Warriors in rural southeast Mexico

Indigenous Softball Team Bats Away Mexico Machismo

Indigenous softball team bats away Mexico machismo

The fan-led ascent of the Brave Girls is a reversal of the usual K-pop model, where bands are usually assembled, trained intensively and launched by record companies

Video Saved The K-pop Stars: Brave Girls Reborn Via YouTube

Video saved the K-pop stars: Brave Girls reborn via YouTube

As casualties have mounted in their bloody drive on the strategic northern city of Marib, Yemen's Iran-backed rebels have turned to the one form of music they allow -- lyric poetry -- to rouse patriotic spirits

Rebels Turn To Poetry In Battle For Yemeni Hearts

Rebels turn to poetry in battle for Yemeni hearts

Remains found in the Bacho Kiro cave in Bulgaria date back 45,000 years in some cases

Genome Analysis Reveals Unknown Ancient Human Migration In Europe

Genome analysis reveals unknown ancient human migration in Europe

Ecuadoran presidential candidate Andres Arauz wants a change in the country's relationship with the United States regarding the fight against drug-trafficking

Arauz Planning To Change Ecuador Agreements If Elected

Arauz planning to change Ecuador agreements if elected

Like the rest of South America, Venezuela is battling a harsh new pandemic wave fueled, the authorities say, by more infectious virus variants from Brazil

GoFundMe Or Death: Venezuelans Seek Online Help In Covid Pandemic

GoFundMe or death: Venezuelans seek online help in Covid pandemic

Ecuadoran presidential candidate Guillermo Lasso, speaks during his closing campaing rally near the city of Cayambe on April 7, 2021

Right-wing Candidate Lasso Aiming For Ecuador Political Unity

Right-wing candidate Lasso aiming for Ecuador political unity

Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos said he supports higher corporate taxes to help fund infrastructure improvements

Longtime Tax Target Amazon Now Leads Charge For Reform

Longtime tax target Amazon now leads charge for reform

The International Monetary Fund favors raising taxes on the wealthy to pay for pandemic programs, as well as a global minimum corporate tax

International Support Grows For Raising Taxes To Fund Recovery

International support grows for raising taxes to fund recovery

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