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This cheetah got a little too close for comfort. Irish tourist Mickey McCaldin was on a safari in Kenya when the feisty feline jumped into the back seat of the...

It doesn't end well

Harry, a neglected Chow Chow without a nose, came into a Missouri animal shelter with heartbreaking story that quickly evolved into a happy ending.

The family forgot the child in the car for about an hour

A pot-smoking church sued the city of Indianapolis and state of Indiana on Wednesday, claiming laws against possession and use of marijuana infringe on its religious beliefs.

Upon landing in La Paz, the 78-year-old Pontiff appeared bright and alert during his welcoming speech

COLUMBIA, S.C. -- The South Carolina House approved taking down the Confederate flag from the Capitol grounds, a stunning reversal early Thursday in a state that was the first to...

Things you probably shouldn't do as an American pop superstar. One: Say you hate your country and the people in it.

Thousands of people in Canada have fled their homes as hundreds of wildfires burn, sending thick smoke as far south as Colorado, officials said Wednesday.

"Once you get to a certain place, people will hire you," she said at Comic Con

When Abeer Ayyoub, 28, looks out her bedroom window, she's reminded of the destruction that struck her Gaza City neighborhood one year ago. Her neighbor's home, the target of an Israeli airstrike, has sat in disarray wit...

Officials say world powers and Iran are close to a nuclear deal that would end 12-year dispute over Tehran's ambitions.

BAN LUEAM, Thailand — Under the scorching sun, dozens of Thai villagers, dressed in flowery shirts and traditional costumes, parade a white cat caged in a bamboo-woven basket door-to-door and...

Is Europe forgetting the horror? | The question that angered a U.S. president | Sarajevo then and now

"Maybe we want to believe that after death, there is something more."

House Democrats are blasting a GOP proposal that emerged Wednesday night that they say undermines efforts to limit the use and sale of Confederate flags in national parks and grave sites.

Relations between the longtime South Asian rivals have been strained as of late

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LA PAZ, Bolivia

The Silk Road crew recently traveled to China, retracing ancient caravan trails that first connected east and west some 2,000 years ago.

Negotiator: Boko Haram asks Nigerian government to swap detainees for kidnapped Chibok girls

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