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Gambia News: Deadline Passes For Yahya Jammeh, Who Threatened To Slit Throats Of Gay People, To Leave Office; Troops Massed At Border

Senegalese troops are poised along Gambia border, waiting for U.N. OK to forcibly remove Yahya Jammeh from office.

Hagia Sophia Mosque Conversion Update: Historic Christian Church For Muslim Worship To Be Restored

The restoration process for the originally Byzantine church is estimated to cost just more than $500,000.

How Many Slaves Were There? World's Oldest Slave Cemetery Discovered On Canary Islands

By using the DNA recovered by radiocarbon data, a team of international researchers was able to date the remains of 14 men and women found buried at the site all the way back to the 15th and 17th centuries.

Black Lives Matter Protest: BLM Toronto Ousts Police From Toronto Pride Parade

The move follows a BLM protest that shut down the city's 2016 parade.

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Are Israel And Palestine At War? Officer Erez Levi Killed In Bedouin Clashes [VIDEO]

Israel ruled that Palestinians, who had been relocated once before, had to evacuate the village.

Does Donald Trump Believe Climate Change Is A Hoax? British Scientists Think He Accepts Global Warming Science More Than He Says

He may have called it a hoax, but British scientists believe Donald Trump accepts more of the science on climate change than his supporters.

How Old Is The Universe? NASA News About Asteroid Could Reveal How Solar System Was Formed

The 130-mile long asteroid, a rare object in the solar system, is believed to be the exposed core of a former planet that lost its outer layers billions of years ago.

Are Aliens Real? UFO Sightings, Psychic Experiments Revealed In 13 Million Classified CIA Documents

They include reports of UFO sightings and accounts of domestic supernatural forces.

North Korea's Kim Jong Un Taunts Barack Obama Over 'Worst Human Rights Situation In The US'

"The U.S. is not qualified to talk about somebody's 'human rights' as it is the world's worst human rights abuser and a tundra of human rights,” a KCNA editorial read

German Leader Slams Holocaust Memorial: ‘Disgrace’ In Berlin, AfD’s Bjoern Hoecke Says

Bjoern Hoecke said the memorial in Berlin is a "disgrace."

Egyptian Soccer Legend A Terrorist? Mohamed Aboutrika Added To Terror List

One of Egypt’s greatest ever players has been added to a terror list over alleged links to the Muslim Brotherhood.

Joe Biden At World Economic Forum 2017: Top 10 Quotes By The Outgoing Vice President During His Final Public Address

Here are some of the most memorable quotes from Joe Biden’s last public address as the vice president of the United States.

Will Julian Assange Be Charged? WikiLeaks Founder Makes No Mention Of Self-Extradition ‘Deal’ After Manning’s Commutation

Julian Assange had said he would agree to extradition to the U.S. if former army intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning got clemency.

Israel-Palestine Conflict: Fatah, Hamas To Form Unity Government

The two sides currently govern the West Bank and Gaza respectively, but will elect new members to the National Council over the next two months and attempt to form a new government.

NASA’s Mars Rover Curiosity Is Examining What Could Be Cracks In Mud Over 3 Billion Years Old

The shallow ridges being investigated on the red planet could have originally been cracks formed in mud as it dried over 3 billion years ago.

Who Is Estibaliz Carranza? Infamous 'Ice Cream Killer' Being Moved To All-Male Prison In Austria

Estibaliz Carranza, 38, has written a memoir titled, "My Two Lives: The True Story of the Ice Lady," and studies business during her time in prison.

Will Edward Snowden Be Pardoned? Russia Slams Ex-CIA Head’s Suggestion That Putin ‘Gift’ NSA Whistleblower To Trump

The announcement was a response to a suggestion by former acting CIA Director Michael Morell that Russia “gift” NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden to Trump for his Jan. 20 inauguration.

In War, China Supports Russia? Beijing Will Help Solve Ukrianian Crisis, Calls Kiev China's Friend

Chinese President Xi Jinping said the world needs Beijing and Washington “to work hard, to form a long-term, stable cooperative relationship.”

Where Is Flight MH370? Future Search For Missing Malaysia Airlines Plane Not Ruled Out

Australian Transport Minister Darren Chester said Wednesday he hoped new technologies, improved data analysis and better equipment would help solve the MH370 mystery.