AP UNITED NATIONS 15 hrs ago Iranian ex-pats rally while Rouhani rails While Iranian President Hassan Rouhani addressed the United Nations General Assembly Wednesday, thousands of Iranian expats rallied outside to call for an end to the Islamic republic's brutal regime.
00:48 VIDEO 15 mins ago Crews race to save trapped schoolgirl from earthquake rubble Crews cannot free trapped girl but have given her water, oxygen
RELIGION 26 mins ago Pope promises 'firmest measures possible' against pedophiles Pope Francis is promising to respond with the "firmest measures possible" against priests who rape and molest children and says he'll hold accountable bishops and religious ...
RELIGION 33 mins ago Malaysia police say beer festival axed due to security fears Malaysian police say an annual beer festival has been axed due to information that militants were planning to sabotage the event.
World 36 mins ago 1 injured as rival gangs clash outside Istanbul courthouse Turkish media reports say members of two feuding crime gangs have clashed outside Istanbul's main courthouse.
World 1 hr ago Standard & Poor's cuts China credit rating, citing debt The Standard & Poor's rating agency has cut China's credit rating, citing the country's rising debt load.
World 1 hr ago Afghan official: Taliban attack kills 5 policemen in south An Afghan official says that a Taliban attack has killed five policemen in the country's southern Zabul province.
Earthquakes 1 hr ago Mexico still hoping to reach survivors at collapsed school Rescue workers in Mexico City were still trying Thursday to free survivors buried in the rubble of the Enrique Rebsamen school, where at least 25 children have died.
World 1 hr ago The Latest: Maria moving north of Dominican Republic The Latest on Hurricane Maria (all times local): 5 a.m.
World 1 hr ago Le Pen's deputy quits as tensions engulf French far right The right-hand man of French far-right leader Marine Le Pen has quit the National Front in a power battle stemming from May's bruising election defeat.
World 1 hr ago Mexicans displaced by deadly quake seek refuge from fear On rubber mats spread across a Mexico City recreation center, the Montero family cuddles under donated wool blankets, their first new possessions after abandoning their apartment ...
World 2 hrs ago Grenade attack kills 3, wounds 23 in Indian-held Kashmir Police say three civilians have been killed and 23 others wounded after suspected rebels lobbed a grenade at a motorcade of a local government minister in Indian-controlled Kashmir.
TERRORISM 2 hrs ago UK police arrest teenager in subway attack probe British police have arrested a sixth person in connection with last week's attack on a London subway train.
World 2 hrs ago A stunned Puerto Rico seeks to rebuild after Hurricane Maria Tens of thousands of Puerto Ricans stunned by a hurricane that crushed concrete balconies, twisted metal gates and paralyzed the island with landslides, flooding and downed trees ...
World 2 hrs ago Catalan pro-secession groups urge renewed street protests A pro-independence civic group in Catalonia is calling on residents to begin a long-term street protest against Spanish authorities' surprise crackdown on the region's plans to ...
World 2 hrs ago Germany: Merkel aide criticized over comment on nationalists Germany's justice minister is accusing Chancellor Angela Merkel's chief of staff of playing into the nationalist Alternative for Germany's hands after he said it was better not to ...
UNITED NATIONS 3 hrs ago Trump sounded like 'barking dog' at UN, North Korean official says President Donald Trump sounded like a “barking dog” in his speech to the U.N. General Assembly this week, North Korea's foreign minister said Thursday.
World 3 hrs ago Ugandan police fire tear gas at 'life presidency' protesters Ugandan police have fired tear gas to disperse a crowd of students protesting against plans to introduce legislation that would allow the longtime president to rule for life.
World 3 hrs ago Iraqi forces begin operation to retake Hawija from IS group In a push at dawn, Iraqi forces launched an operation on Thursday to retake the town of Hawija — one of the last extremist strongholds in Iraq — from the Islamic State group, ...
World 3 hrs ago Russian special forces helping Syrian troops in key city Russia's defense ministry says its special forces are helping Syrian government troops fight Islamic State militants in the battle underway for the strategic city of Deir el-Zour.
TERRORISM 4 hrs ago Malaysia arrests 7 Filipinos suspected of Abu Sayyaf links Malaysian police say they have arrested seven Filipinos believed to be members of the Abu Sayyaf militant group, as part of a crackdown on suspected terrorists in the country.
World 4 hrs ago Reprocessed nuclear fuel returned to Japan for reactor use Nuclear fuel that was reprocessed in France has been returned to Japan for use in a reactor as the country tries to burn more plutonium amid international concerns about its ...
World 4 hrs ago 1000s of protesters slam martial law, killings under Duterte Thousands of protesters are marking the anniversary of the 1972 martial law declaration by the Philippines then-dictator Ferdinand Marcos by raising an outcry against what they say ...
World 4 hrs ago Trapped girl a symbol for Mexico's quake rescue efforts A delicate effort to reach a young girl buried in the rubble of her school stretched into a daylong vigil for Mexico, much of it broadcast across the nation as rescue workers still ...
RELIGION 5 hrs ago Business ties complicate Muslim states' response to Rohingya When Rohingya Muslims fled persecution and slaughter in Myanmar in past decades, tens of thousands found refuge in Saudi Arabia, home to Islam's holiest sites.
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