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Jupiter Space Mission: Juno Probe Data Captures Ghostly Sounds From Planet's Auroras

The Juno spacecraft captured radio emissions that translated into ghostly sound from Jupiter's auroras.

Clinton WikiLeaks Update: Saudi Arabia and Qatar Accused of Funding ISIS

Correspondence between Hillary Clinton and John Podesta, a former chief of staff under Bill Clinton, offers a revealing look at the former secretary of state's foreign policy stances regarding the Middle East.

Syrian Rebels Hold ISIS Fighters In Secret Prison Camp: Islamic State Militants Flee Group Amid Airstrike Campaign

Syrian rebel group Jaysh al-Tahrir has established a secret internment camp for defectors and captured fighters from the Islamic State.

Why Is Russia Bombing Aleppo? Everything You Need To Know About Moscow's War In Syria

Facts surrounding Russia's military campaign in Syria and why Putin continues to fight.

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Proxima Centauri, Earth’s Friendly Neighborhood Red Dwarf Star, Is More Sun-Like Than Previously Thought

The red dwarf star, located just 4.2 light-years from Earth, resembles our parent star in one key aspect — it exhibits a regular cycle of starspots.

Brexit Article 50: Theresa May Offers Lawmakers Scrutiny Of Process

The British prime minister has defended her "prerogative" to trigger the divorce without parliamentary approval.

IRS 43: A Chaotic Binary Star System With 3 Skewed Planet-Forming Disks

In the IRS 43 binary system, located 400 light-years from Earth, the two stars share a large accretion disk in addition to their individual disks.

‘Creepy Clown’ Sightings: McDonald's Mascot Ronald McDonald Lying Low Following Disturbing Global Trend

Fast food restaurant chain McDonald’s said it was being “thoughtful in respect to Ronald McDonald’s participation in community events” following the disturbing global trend.

ISIS Drone Attack In Iraq Kills 2 Kurdish Fighters, Injures 2 French Soldiers, Reports Say

The incident reportedly took place in Erbil, the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan, where French troops have been fighting along with Kurdish fighters against ISIS.

2014 UZ224 May Soon Become Smallest Dwarf Planet In The Solar System

2014 UZ224 is roughly 8.5 billion miles from the sun and completes one orbit in 1,100 Earth years.

Paris Attacker’s Lawyers Resign, Say His Silence Due To Constant Surveillance

Lawyers for the only known survivor of a group of militants who killed 130 people in Paris last year said his continued refusal to testify was due to the conditions of his detention.

Hurricane Matthew Death Toll: Florida, Haiti Suffer Extensive Damage In Aftermath [PHOTOS, VIDEO]

Hurricane Matthew has wreaked havoc across the Caribbean and Southeast U.S. The severe storm claimed up to 1,000 lives in Haiti and at least 28 in the U.S.

Is China Building Up Its Military? A Look At Recent Developments After The Country's Slow Economic Growth

As China has begun to cut back on military growth in pace with its weakening GDP growth numbers, frustrated military workers took to the streets of Beijing on Tuesday.

Pakistan-India Conflict Update: Pakistani Spy Agency Protecting Terrorists, Journalist Cyral Almeida Claims

A top Pakistani journalist, Cyral Almeida, has been placed on the Exit Control List for publishing a report detailing a possible rift between leaders of Pakistan's military and civilian government.

Kabul Attack Update: Gunmen Open Fire At Afghanistan Shrine During Ashura [PHOTOS]

Heavily armed gunmen stormed Tuesday the Karte Sakhi Mosque in Kabul, opening fire on Shiite worshippers during the holy day of Ashura and battling Afghan police.

Haiti Hurricane Update: Is Matthew Worse Than 2010 Earthquake? Death Toll Surpasses 1,000 Amid Cholera Fears

Conditions in Haiti following Hurricane Matthew are similar to the aftermath of the 2010 earthquake there.

What Are Superbugs? Why Using Antibiotics Might Be Bad For The World

At least 23,000 die every year from antibiotic resistant infections.

Hostage Situation In Afghanistan Live Updates: Karte Sakhi Mosque Under Siege By Suicide Bombers, US Embassy Says

On Tuesday, the Kabul-based U.S. Embassy said worshipers may have been shot and taken hostage.

World's Tallest Building 2016: Dubai To Erect Burj Khalifa Rival

Dubai will build another record-breaking building, aptly named The Tower.

ISIS X-Factor Show? Quran Competition Tests Islamic State Extremists' Religious Knowledge

The imitation "X-Factor" may be connected to the reported lack of Islam knowledge most ISIS recruits have upon joining the group.

Oil Prices 2016: Saudi Arabia Cuts Off Oil To Egypt

Saudi Aramco has halted the shipment of refined oil products to Egypt, possibly over political disputes.

Gay Marriage Laws 2016: Why Australia's Left-Wing Leaders Are Fighting A Same-Sex Marriage Referendum

Opposition leaders have blocked a potential public referendum that would allow citizens to vote on lifting a nation-wide ban on same-sex marriage that has been in place since 2004.

Thailand King Succession Plan: What Happens If Bhumibol Adulyadej Dies

The nation's interim contitution calls for the monarchy to be hereditary, but a potential transfer of power could be far more difficult.

International Day Of The Girl 2016: Quotes And Facts To Celebrate, Empower Young Women

As United States President Barack Obama said, "Nothing should stand in the way of strong girls with bold dreams."

South China Sea Update: Conflict Goes Nuclear? Small Power Plant Plans In Mix In Contested Waterway

The government is partially funding a project for the world's smallest nuclear plant and hopes to install it in the South China Sea.

Dussehra 2016: Hindu Festival Celebrates Triumph Of Good Over Evil

The festival is celebrated mostly by Hindus in India, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.

Russian Jets Resume Heavy Bombing Of Eastern Aleppo: Rebels, Monitor

Rebel officials and the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported casualties from the airstrikes but gave no immediate toll.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte Questions Need For U.S. Alliance

President Rodrigo Duterte criticized the military exercises between the Philippines and the U.S., saying that the war games were beneficial only to the U.S.

‘Killer Clowns’ In UK: Woman Goes Into Premature Labor After Teen Dressed As Clown Scares Her

The bizarre phenomena of the so-called “killer clowns” scaring people began in the U.S. in August.

Climate Change Helps Forest Fires Spread In Western US, Study Says

A study found that man-made climate change, which results in high temperatures and aridity, has caused forest fires to cover an extra 16,000 square miles.