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Syria Civil War: Russia Sends Warplanes, Drones; Increases Military Prescence in Region

Reports indicate Russia has increased its military presence in the war-torn country of Syria within the last week.

CONCACAF Cup News: Mexican Captain Andrés Guardado Out With Ankle Injury, Will Miss US Playoff

The 28-year-old captain injured his ankle during last week's 2-1 Champions League victory over Manchester United

Ali Mohammed al-Nimr Execution: Outrage Against Saudi Arabia Leading Human Rights Panel in Light of Teen Sentenced to Death by Crucifixion

The United Nations has been heavily criticized for its decision to appoint Saudi Arabia as the head of a key human rights panel, particularly in light of the country's decision to sentence a Saudi teen to be crucified.

Venezuela, Colombia Border Crisis: Colombian President Santos Meets Venezuelan Leader Maduro in Ecuador

Colombian President Juan Manual Santos traveled to Ecuador on Monday to meet with Venezuelan leader Nicholas Maduro in an attempt to ease tension between their two countries.

#PigGate: David Cameron Unofficial Biography Claims Prime Minister Engaged in Debauchery

After the Daily Mail published an outrageous story that claimed British Prime Minister David Cameron had put "a private part of his anatomy" into a dead pig's mouth during a student initiation ceremony at the University of Oxford, the Twitter world exploded.

Afghan Child Abuse: US Soldiers Instructed to Ignore Sexual Abuse of Boys by Allies

U.S. soldiers have been instructed to ignore the sexual abuse of boys perpetrated by their Afghan allies.

'Sábado Gigante' Receives Farewells From Stars and Politicians

"Sábado Gigante," the longest-running variety show with the same host, ended its 53-year run with kind words from stars, as well as politicians.

Toronto International Film Festival News: Director Marcin Wrona Found Dead

Marcin Wrona, director of the film "Demon," has been found dead in a hotel room in Poland last Friday night. See the details here and watch a trailer for his film.

Holocaust Museum's New Tool Aims to Prevent Future Genocide

The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C. believes it is possible to stop genocide ahead of time through the use of an online tool known as the Early Warning Project.

Colombia Peace Talks: Pope Francis Demands FARC Talks Must Succeed

Negotiations between the Colombian government and the country's leftist rebels must succeed, Pope Francis said on Sunday, as he noted that the talks to end South America's longest-running conflict were facing a "crucial moment."

Pope Francis Arrives at Holguín, Cuba, Visits Holy Pilgrimage Sites

Thousands of people greeted Pope Francis at the Plaza of Revolution in Holguin Monday morning, celebrating his first visit to Cuba's third largest city.

Venezuela News: Opposition Party Protests Leopoldo Lopez Sentence

Staging demonstrations against the nearly 14-year sentence Leopoldo López received earlier this month for inciting violence at anti-government protests last year, opposition party members marched throughout Venezuela’s main cities on Saturday.

Pope Francis Meets Fidel Castro in Cuba

Pope Francis on Sunday delivered Mass to thousands of Cuban citizens in Havana before meeting with Fidel Castro, the former leader of the communist country.

Catalonia Strives for Independence by Playing Political Game

Two week ago Barcelona authorities police estimated that nearly 1.4 million Catalans participated in a demonstration voicing their desire to sucede form Spain.

Saudi Arabia to Crucify Protester Arrested at 17 Years Old

A man named Ali Mohammed al-Nimr is set to be crucified in Saudi Arabia for his participation in anti-government protests he engaged in back in 2012, when he was 17.

Striking Rainbow Cloud Formation Spotted in Costa Rica Explained by Weather Experts [Video]

A breathtaking rare weather condition left Costa Ricans in awe on Tuesday when they looked up into the sky and saw what appeared to be a unique, multi-colored cloud.

Sweden Experimenting With New, Shorter Six Hour Work Day

A group of elderly-care nurses in Sweden have commenced experimenting with a six-hour work day that many there hope could soon have widespread impact for workers across that region.

Cuba-US Relations Update: US Eases Restrictions on Business, Travel to Island

The Obama Administration announced that it will ease its restrictions on business and travel to Cuba in an effort to mend its severed ties with the communist country.

Venezuela, Colombia Border Crisis: Venezuelan Fighter Jet Crashes Near Border

A Venezuelan fighter jet crashed on Friday near the Colombian border. The fate of the two pilots aboard the Russian-made aircraft was not immediately clear.

US to Defend 'Sexual Rights' at UN Ahead of General Assembly Opening

"Sexual rights" is the term the U.S. government plans to use to refer the prerogatives of people of all gender identities and sexual orientations, the State Department announced in remarks made to a United Nations panel.
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