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The plane lost altitude and crashed into a building

12 Killed As Plane Crashes In Kazakhstan But Many Survive

12 killed as plane crashes in Kazakhstan but many survive

14-Year-Old Teen Suspect In Tessa Majors Slay Now In NYPD Custody

A suspect in the death of Barnard student Tessa Majors is now in police custody. The suspect is a 14-year-old teenager.

Union Boss Defiant On France's Longest Strike In Decades

Philippe Martinez is pictured during a demonstration against pension reform on December 10

Union boss defiant on France's longest strike in decades

Map of Iran locating a 5.1-magnitude earthquake on Friday

5.1 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Near Nuclear Plant In Iran, No Damages Reported

There was no damage to the Bushehr nuclear power plant due to the earthquake and no injuries were reported.

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Cruise Ship Passengers Can Get Kicked Off Boat For This Small Offense

Cruise holidays may offer relaxed atmosphere, great sights, luxury and beautiful destinations. But breaking rules on smoking can cost dearly.

Rescue workers could be seen reaching into the windows of the shattered cockpit, as scores of emergency staff rushed to the site

Plane Crashes Into House In Kazakhstan Killing 14

Plane crashes into house in Kazakhstan killing 14

Sergiy Plaksya is one of many medium-sized Ukrainian farmers who fears that allowing the sale of land will mean they will lose out to oligarchs

Ukraine Farmers Fear For Livelihoods As President Backs Land Sales

Ukraine farmers fear for livelihoods as president backs land sales

Almaty, Kazakhstan, Plane Crash: 15 Dead After Bek Air Flight Crashes Into Building, Other Countries Offer Condolences

According to local reports, the plane, with 95 passengers and five crew members on board, was en route to the country's capital of Nur-Sultan when it crashed into a two-story building after losing altitude.

Taiwan's most prominent female politician is President Tsai Ing-wen

Sexist Slurs Mar Taiwan Presidential Elections

Sexist slurs mar Taiwan presidential elections

Typhoon Phanfone destroyed shanty homes in coastal areas of the central Philippines

Philippines' Typhoon Phanfone Toll Jumps To 28

Philippines' Typhoon Phanfone toll jumps to 28

A Peruvian franchise operator has been fined after two workers died while cleaning the kitchen at a McDonald's

Peru McDonald's Fined $250,000 After Worker Deaths

Peru McDonald's fined $250,000 after worker deaths

A giant inflatable rat makes its way down the street in midtown New York City November 26, 2019 where it will sit outside a company's office in New York. American unions have been using ballooned rodents to highlight unfair labor practises since the 199

Ballooning Dispute: America's Giant Inflatable Rats Under Attack

Ballooning dispute: America's giant inflatable rats under attack

Colombia is second only to Brazil in terms of biodiversity, not just in South America, but the world

Colombian Botanist Risking His Life To Preserve Nature's Memory

Colombian botanist risking his life to preserve nature's memory

Men test dry cocoa beans at the Sagarama farm in Coaraci, Bahia state, Brazil

Brazil Cocoa Follows In Footsteps Of Famed Wines, Boosting Prices

Brazil cocoa follows in footsteps of famed wines, boosting prices

Holiday shoppers earlier this week in New York

Early Data Point To Bubbly US Holiday Sales

Early data point to bubbly US holiday sales

The Seattle Seahawks have decided to take a gamble on signing 33-year-old Marshawn Lynch

Seahawks, 49ers Battle For Division Crown In NFL Season Finale

Seahawks, 49ers battle for division crown in NFL season finale

Nathan Redmond (centre) slides in to double Southampton's lead at Stamford Bridge

Liverpool Thrash Leicester To Stretch Lead As Tottenham, Man Utd Close On Chelsea

Liverpool thrash Leicester to stretch lead as Tottenham, Man Utd close on Chelsea

Newly elected Miss France 2020 Miss Guadeloupe Clemence Botino poses at the end of beauty contest in Marseille, on December 14, 2019.

Anti-racist Group Protests Tweets About Black Miss France 2020

Anti-racist group protests tweets about black Miss France 2020

US regulators are seeking to require privately operated drones to have remote identification, a kind of electronic license plate, to open up more commercial opportunities and help law enforcement track illegal activities

US Proposes Remote ID Requirement For Drones

US proposes remote ID requirement for drones

The Porta dos Fundos acting group's 46-minute film "Christ's First Temptation" began streaming on Netflix on December 3

Brazil Police Probe Attack On Actors Who Made Gay Jesus Film

Brazil police probe attack on actors who made gay Jesus film

US President Donald Trump made a brief cameo in the 1992 Christmas movie "Home Alone 2," but it had been edited out in a recent CBC showing

Canada Broadcaster Explains Missing Trump 'Home Alone 2' Cameo

When the CBC recently aired the 1992 Christmas film, some viewers and Canadian media outlets noticed Trump's scene had been cut out and wanted to know why.

Iran Has Resumed Work On Arak Reactor In Defiance Of Western Sanctions And Tension

In the face of warnings from the U.S. Iran has resumed work on a reactor.

Mexico has sheltered top officials from ex-president Evo Morales' government at its embassy in La Paz

Mexico Vows To Take Bolivia To Court Over Embassy Spat

Mexico vows to take Bolivia to court over embassy spat

The US air force uses the air base at Incirlik for raids on IS positions in Syria

USAF To Pay $95M To Turkish Firms For Upgrades: Have The 2 Countries Made Up?

Despite political chatter, the USAF has selected 8 companies to complete projects on Turkish bases.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who faces a party leadership challenge on Thursday, addressed Likud party supporters during a meeting in the Israeli city of Petah Tikva near Tel Aviv on December 18

Israel's Indicted Netanyahu Faces Party Leadership Challenge

Israel's indicted Netanyahu faces party leadership challenge

Justice minister Masako Mori said she ordered the execution of Wei Wei

Capital Punishment: Japan Executes Chinese National, First Foreigner Hanged In A Decade

Justice Minister Masako Mori called the crimes of Wei Wei and two accomplices truly "deplorable."

Opioid Abuse Increases Risk Of Death From Various Types Of Disease And Injury, Study Finds

A global study reveals that illicit opioid use significantly increases death from a variety of conditions, including noncommunicable diseases, infectious diseases, suicide and unintentional injuries.