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Islamic State fighters are being smuggled into Europe by gangs in the Mediterranean, a Libyan official tells a BBC investigation.

Claim comes one day after U.S. announced killing of an ISIS leader.

Cambodia deports fugitive Russian tycoon Sergei Polonsky, accused of embezzling $175 million

George Harrison guitar from 1963 brings $490,000 at auction; $122,000 for Elvis 'penguin' suit

At the end of his week-long New Zealand tour, Prince Harry says his 10-year stint in the Armed Forces kept him out of trouble.

Tornadoes and strong storms swept across the nation's midsection Saturday. Authorities in Oklahoma said there were reports of damage to homes and businesses and significant damage to power lines.

One of the last remaining sections of Antarctica's Larsen B Ice Shelf is dramatically weakening, according to a new NASA study.

(WACO, Texas)—A shooting involving rival biker gangs at a Central Texas restaurant has left nine people dead and some others injured. Waco police Sgt. W. Patrick Swanton says eight people died at the scene of the shoot...

At least 2 civilians killed in Kabul attack after suicide bomber detonates explosives, Interior Ministry says.

Afghan official: Suicide car bombing near Kabul airport wounds 16 civilians

The headlines were deafening this week -- if current trends continue, the last Christian at Boston's historic Park Street Church will leave the faith in a few decades, join a Wiccan coven on Harvard Square, tell her live...

Federal government proposal to monitor high-risk perpetrators of family and domestic violence will be taken to Coag for consideration by states and territories Ankle bracelets could be used to track high-risk perpetrator...

WASHINGTON

Leon Trotsky movie being filmed in Mexico City, site of famed ice pick assassination in 1940

Thousands of migrants have been left stranded at sea as Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia refuse to allow them ashore. CNN's Saima Mohsin reports.

A teenager who was taken to Mexico by her father eight years ago is returned to her mother in the United States.

Hundreds of demonstrators take to the water, angered by Shell's controversial plans to begin oil exploration in Alaska this year.

A series of earthquakes and shifting ground on the slopes of Kilauea have scientists wondering what will happen next at one of the world's most active volcanos.

Pope Francis is to canonise two 19th Century nuns who lived in what was then Ottoman-ruled Palestine and were native Arabic speakers.

James Holmes seemed jocular before his capital murder trial began, chatting with his lawyers, smiling and even laughing.

He told a co-worker he wasn't sure what had potentially struck the train.

Rim Il arrived in Kuwait in the dead of night, full of high hopes.