A month after the Venezuelan government closed key border crossing areas to neighboring Colombia, the socialist nation has announced that Colombians who were deported during the initial crackdown will be allowed to return.
On Monday, Cuban President Raúl Castro told the U.N. that normalizing relations with the U.S. will only happen once Washington returns the Guantanamo U.S. naval base to Cuban power and lifts its trade embargo with the communist nation.
Homicide rates in Mexico City have spiked during the first eight months of this year, and many in the metropolitan area of some 20 million inhabitants fear that violent drug gangs are increasingly encroaching upon the capital.
An amendment passed this Saturday by a two-thirds majority in Bolivia allows President Evo Morales to run for re-election once again and possibly stay in office until 2025.
More than one billion spectators of the blood moon can enjoy the rare sight without any fear, as NASA confirmed that there is nothing to be worried about the doomsday hearsays.
With over two dozen events crammed in to his five day U.S. visit the energetic pontiff seems to be making a very good case for expecting more out of the elderly
Scientists have used ancient human ear fossils to gain new insights into when modern humans developed our hearing pattern over the course of evolution.
The legislative body representing Germany's 16 states on Friday backed a bill that would legalize same-sex marriage, but Chancellor Angela Merkel's outspoken opposition to the effort makes it unlikely that it will become law.
The famous Ice Bucket Challenge seems to be the source of inspiration for a dangerous new Internet challenge that encourages teenagers to snort cocaine.
Wildlife experts from Costa Rica have slammed tourists for recently taking selfies with sea turtles at a Costa Rican beach during the turtles’ nesting season.
