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Flight 370 Found Debris News: Barnacles Indicates Search For Missing Plane Is Off Track

Despite finding a piece of the plane, authorites worry that they are nowhere close to finding the remains of the plane.

Gunmen Kidnap 18 Turkish Workers in Baghdad

In Baghdad a group of gunmen in military uniforms have kidnapped 18 Turkish workers from sports stadium they were in the process of building .

ISIS News: United Nations Confirms Palmyra's Temple of Bel Destroyed [Photos]

The United Nations has confirmed that the Temple of Bel -- an ancient stone ruin, which has been the focal point of religious observation in Palmyra, Syria for nearly 2,000 years – has been destroyed by ISIS.

Mexican Female Chemical Engineer Trained Bacteria to 'Wash' Clothing, No Water Required

Jessica Valeria Cruz Aguirre, a student at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), has developed a new technique for "washing" clothing that doesn't require the use of water, chemicals, detergents or fabric softeners -just bacteria.

Man Uses a Mop to Save Toddler Dangling From 4th Floor Window in China [Watch]

A man in China is being hailed as a hero after he rescued a toddler, who was dangling off the side of the building, using only a mop.

Mexico Withheld Millions in Tax Refunds Owed to Large Corporations

Colgate, Procter & Gamble and other companies owed millions by the Mexican government, which sought to make them pay more income taxes locally.

Bangkok Bomb: Main Suspect Arrested by Thai Police

The main suspect of the Bangkok bombing has been arrested, according to Thai authorities. The main suspect of the Bangkok bombing has been arrested, according to Thai authorities.

Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro: Colombian President OK'd Plot to Kill Me

Embattled Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro claimed on Monday that his Colombian counterpart, Juan Manuel Santos, had sanctioned a plan to assassinate him.

NSA Comes to Colombia: Bogotá Running Own Bulk Collection Program, Report Says

Colombia is using its spy agencies to collect vast amounts of data on its own citizens without warrants, the Associated Press said based on a report by the London-based advocacy group Privacy International.

Pope Francis News: Catholic Leader Allows Priests to Absolve 'Sin of Abortion' in Holy Year

Pope Francis is allowing priests to absolve the sin of women who have had an abortion. Pope Francis, who has been making waves by reaching out to atheist communities and being vocal about environmental issues, is allowing priests to absolve the "sin" of abortion.

Aliens & UFO Sighting: Latest Mars Photos Playing Tricks on People's Minds?

UFO and alien believers have been awfully excited this summer due to several convincing photos of objects that look like animals or humans on the planet of Mars.

Colombia News: FARC Rebels Propose Joint Effort to Search for Disappeared

The Marxist organization FARC (Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia) has just come off what they have deemed a positive set of peace talks in Havana and proposed the creation of a new pact with the Colombian government.

Scott Walker on Immigration: Border Fence With Canada Worth Considering

In the midst of the debate about Donald Trump's proposed border wall with Mexico, his rival Scott Walker is arguing that building a fence along the U.S.-Canadian border is worth considering.

Bangkok Blast Update: 2 Suspects Named in Bombing Investigation, Officals to Receive Reward Money

Thai police issued an arrest warrant for two suspects that could be linked to the Bangkok bombing that happened earlier in August.

Peru Gold Heist: Robbers Hijack Armored Car at Airport, Steal Millions in Cash and Gold

Authorities in the South American nation of Peru have arrested six suspected robbers in connection to a Friday night airport heist wherein 260 pounds of gold and $3.7 million in cash were stolen.

Venezuela Border Crisis: Colombia to Offer Citizenship to Spouses of Deported Immigrants

The spouses of Colombian nationals expelled from Venezuela due to the nations' escalating border crisis will be offered citizenship, the government in Bogotá announced on Sunday.

Vladimir Putin, Dmitry Medvedev Pump Iron in Kremlin Propaganda Photos

In an apparent effort to boost Vladimir Putin's popularity among Russians, the Kremlin has released a video and photographs of the president working out at the gym along with Prime Minister Dmitrty Medvedev.

Video Shows Explosion Injuring Ukrainian National Guard Officers, One Died and Almost 100 Wounded

A Ukrainian National Guard officer in his 20s died after being shot during a clash between officials and nationalist protesters.

China Hack Attack: Obama Considering Sanctions Over Cybertheft

The White House may be prepared to take its toughest stance ever on Chinese cybertheft by considering economic sanctions against companies and individuals who have benefited from stealing U.S. trade secrets.

Woman Ends Her 4 Liter Per Day Coca-Cola Habit, Loses Over 100 Pounds

She was consuming 424 grams of sugar per day A woman in England blamed her addiction to Coca-Cola for her weight. By stopping her four liters per day consumption of the soft drink, she was able to shed over 100 pounds, New York Post reports.
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