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EU Refugee Crisis: Hotel Mogul Petter Stordalen Offers Syrians 5,000 Nights In His Hotels

Europe's refugee crisis "concerns absolutely everyone," the mogul told a Norwegian news agency.

Idlib Airport Seized By Al Qaeda Syria Affiliate: Al-Nusra Front Wins Control Of Last Military Base As Regime Retreats

The gain marks a major win for al Qaeda's al-Nusra partner in Syria, which has recently conquered much of the northwestern province.

Netanyahu London Gaza War Protest: Israeli Prime Minster Greeted By Demonstrators At Start Of 2-Day UK Visit With David Cameron

As the Israeli prime minister ramped up his anti-Islam rhetoric ahead of a visit to the U.K., demonstrators called for him to face sanctions for alleged war crimes in Gaza.

ISIS In Hungary? As Refugees Enter Europe, Officials Fear Islamic State Militants Could Be Among Them

Hungarian media reported that two refugees had been identified as militants.

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Middle East Sandstorm Kills At Least 5 In Syria And Lebanon; Egypt Closes 4 Ports In Suez [PHOTOS]

Reduced visibility Tuesday forced the Syrian government to halt airstrikes against rebels in central Syria.

Europe Refugee Crisis: Juncker Unveils Quota Plans For 120K Asylum Seekers, Calls For 'Bold, Determined Action'

EU nations have to agree to take in an additional 120,000 asylum seekers by next week, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said Wednesday.

Lebanon's Security, And Old Political And Religious Alliances Divide Beirut's Trash Demonstrations

No one in Lebanon wants to live with trash, but political solutions to the problem have divided protesters.

Khamenei Says Iran Will Not Negotiate With US Beyond Nuclear Talks

Iran's Supreme Leader's comments, according to his official website Wednesday, appeared to contradict more moderate president Hassan Rouhani.

Saudi Diplomat To India Booked For Allegedly Raping 2 Nepali Women

The diplomat’s wife and daughter were also booked for torturing the women who worked as their domestic helps.

Seattle Teachers' Union To Hold First Strike In 30 Years

The move comes at a time when the state is already locked in a battle over funding involving its new charter school system.

Myanmar President Thein Sein Meets Armed Rebels For Peace Talks

Myanmar President Thein Sein on Wednesday made his first public appearance since the start of a campaign for Nov. 8 general elections.

BMW Settles Racial Discrimination Lawsuit, Company To Pay $1.6M And Rehire Black Employees In South Carolina Facility

BMW has denied the allegations saying that it does not discriminate by race “as evidenced by its large and highly diverse workforce.”

Hungarian Camerawoman Fired After Video Shows Her Kicking Refugees

The woman was fired from her job at a local Hungarian news station, which condemned her actions.

Bangkok Bombing Update: Suspect Yusufu Mierili Admits He Handed Backpack To Erawan Shrine Bomber

A suspect in the Erawan Shrine blast that killed 20 people last month admitted to handing over a backpack containing explosives to the bomber.

Australia To Take 12,000 Refugees, Extend Airstrikes Into Syria

How To Watch Donald Trump, Sarah Palin And Ted Cruz's Anti-Iran Nuclear Deal Rally In Washington DC: Live Stream

Republican presidential candidates and others will speak out against a deal with Tehran at a Capitol Hill event that's expected to draw thousands.

New Evidence In Walter Scott Case? Attorneys For Police Officer Facing Charges Say Scott Was On Top Of Officer Before Shooting

Attorneys for a white police officer said still images from a cell phone video should allow the officer to be released on bond after the death of a black man.

Hillary Clinton: ‘I’m Sorry’ About Using Private Email Address As Secretary Of State

Hillary Clinton apologized Tuesday for using a private email address while serving as U.S. secretary of state.

Refugee Crisis: With Mass Arrivals, Hungarian Train Station Draws Crowds Of Refugees -- And Curious Locals

A train station in Hungary has become a shelter for desperate refugees as well as a sightseeing destination for locals.

North Korea Independence Day Facts 2015: Kim Jong Un Celebrates Nation's 67th Birthday

"The days are gone forever when our enemies could blackmail us with nuclear bombs," Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un once said.

Royal Family 2015: Queen Elizabeth II Longest Reigning Monarch In British History [PHOTOS]

"The upward course of a nation's history is due in the long run to the soundness of heart of its average men and women."

Guatemala's Otto Perez Molina To Face Prosecution Over Corruption

Otto Perez Molina, who resigned last week amid swelling public pressure, faces charges of customs fraud, conspiracy and passive bribery.

Watch Kim Davis Rally Play ‘Eye Of The Tiger’: Twitter Reacts To Kentucky Clerk Being Freed [VIDEO]

“I just want to give God the glory. His people have rallied and you are a strong people."

Immigration officials detain a suspect during a raid

US Immigration: Police Detention Of Suspected Undocumented Immigrant Criminals Declines By 30%

The number of those detained peaked in March 2011, when police were holding nearly 28,000 people.

Angelina Jolie Testifies On Rape As A Weapon Of War

The Hollywood actress, also a U.N. special envoy, addressed Britain's newly established House of Lords Committee on Sexual Violence on Tuesday.

Chattanooga Minimum Wage Increase? Tennessee City May Be Next To Hike Minimum Wage Standards

Tennessee state law may prohibit the city from establishing a minimum-wage level above the federal standard.

Election 2016: Hillary Clinton-Aligned Super PAC Touts Her Campaign-Finance Reform Proposal

A super PAC backing Hillary Clinton is promoting her plan to overturn Citizens United and "curb the influence of big money in American politics."

F-35 In Italy: First Flight Outside US For Lockheed Martin's $1.5 Trillion Joint Strike Fighter Aircraft

The $1.5 trillion aircraft made it maiden flight outside the U.S. during a short flight at an Italian air base.

Former Nigerian Governor Accused Of Corruption Supervised Buhari's Campaign Finances

The former governor of Lagos state, Babatunde Fashola, is accused of rolling out grossly inflated contracts and leaving debt of more than $2.1 billion.

Elizabeth Warren Praises Donald Trump Tax Plan, But He 'Can't Be President,' Says Massachusetts Senator

"Donald Trump and I both agree that there ought to be more taxation of the billionaires, the people who are making their money on Wall Street."

Refugee Crisis 2015: After Pope Speech, Catholic Communities Across Europe Prepare To Help Syrians

Following the pope's call for local parishes to assist refugee families, European communities are planning their responses.

ISIS Exploiting Refugee Crisis? Europe's Islamic State Threat Requires Boosted Security, Not Fear-Mongering, Some Warn

Experts said Europe should step up processing of refugees to ensure refugees are allowed in -- but extremists are shut out.

Pope Francis Philadelphia Speech Tickets Sold Out In 2 Minutes, Local Report Says

Tickets for two other papal events were expected to become available for reservation Wednesday.

Paid Sick Leave: Obama's Executive Order Expected To Lift Low-Wage Workers

An executive order from President Obama will require federal contractors to provide up to seven days of paid medical leave per year, impacting about 300,000 workers.

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