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Pope Francis News: Immigration Likely Hot Topic During US Visit

The immigration debate - dominated this summer by White House hopeful Donald Trump's controversial comments - could take on a more serious tone if Pope Francis decides to tackle the issue during his September visit to the United States.

Watch a Taiwanese Boy Punch a Hole Through a $1.5 Million Painting

The moment a boy stumbles and damages a 17th century painting was caught on video. A 12-year-old boy accidentally punched a whole through a $1. 5 million painting after taking a stumble, and the exact the moment it happened was caught on video.

Three Americans, One Briton Receive France's Top Honors for Stopping Possible Terror Attack on Paris-Bound Train

Two U.S. servicemen, an American college student and a Briton were awarded the highest honor in France on Monday for thwarting a suspected terrorist from carrying out a possible massacre aboard a Paris-bound train last week.

North Korea and South Korea Avert Conflict, Reach Agreement After Marathon Talks

After days of marathon talks aimed at de-escalating tensions on the Korean Peninsula, South Korea has made a deal with the North.

Bangkok Bomb Update: Broken Security Cameras Complicate Bombing Investigation

Broken security cameras along the getaway route used by the main suspect in last week's Bangkok bombing are complicating the investigation of the terrorist attack that killed 20 and injured 120.

Venezuela Deports Almost 800 Colombians Amid Tensions at Border

Venezuela is set to deport hundreds of Colombian nationals rounded up as part of a security offensive along the countries' border.

Guatemala's President Refuses to Resign Despite Corruption Charges

After months of protests centered on accusations that link him to a multi-million dollar corruption scandal, President Otto Pérez Molina is refusing to step down from office.

US Military Warehouse Explodes in Japan, No Injuries Reported [Watch]

No one was injured when a blast ripped through a warehouse at a U.S. military installation in Japan on Monday.

Ashley Madison Data Leak: 2 Ashley Madison Clients Commit Suicide Over Hack, Award Offered

Two Ashley Madison customers in Canada allegedly took their own lives after their data was hacked as part of the massive data leak on the affair website.

14 Gang Members Killed in El Salvadoran Prison

Authorities in El Salvador announced that 14 members of the notorious Barrio 18 gang were killed in prison over the weekend.

Stock Market Crash 2015: What You Need to Know About China's Market Meltdown, Its Global Impact

The entire world’s economy has been shaken over fears concerning the stability of China’s market. On Monday, China's benchmark Shanghai Composite index declined 8.5 percent, the worst close the communist country has had since 2007, and the Dow Jones Industrial dropped over 1,000 points as trading opened.

Venezuela News: Nicolas Maduro Declares Martial Law

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro announced over the weekend 60 days of martial law for five municipalities in the state of Tachira.

After a Century Away, Argentine President 'Honored' to Return Over 4,000 Artifacts to Ecuador and Peru

President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner has announced that over 4,000 archaeological artifacts, which have been kept in Argentina, will be returned their rightful owners in Ecuador and Peru.

For Mexicans, Trump Is a Figure of Comedy as Well as Concern

Despite his apparent disregard for dealing with women and Latino voters, Trump is doing well in the polls, and is in fact leading among women

‘Blue Bloods’ News: Thailand Prime Minister Says Show Could Help Solve Terrorist Attack

Thailand's Prime Minister instructs his investigators to watch "Blue Bloods" to solve terrorist bombing incident. See the details here.

Nelson Mandela’s Grandson Charged With Rape

Mbuso Mandela, Nelson Mandela’s 24-year-old grandson, has been accused of raping a 15-year-old girl in a restaurant bathroom.

July Was the Hottest Month in History

According to the The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) July was the hottest month on Earth in recorded history.

President Obama Writes Letter to Congress: Iran Nuclear Deal Promises to Hold Iran Accountable

In order to garner Democratic lawmakers to support the U.S.-Iran nuclear deal, President Barack Obama wrote a letter to Congress promising that the U.S. would take military action to ensure that Iran upholds its end of the bargain.

125 Murdered in 3 Days in El Salvador's Gang Violence

At least 125 people have been murdered in El Salvador in the last three days as the Central American nation's gang-fueled violence seems to further spin out of control.

Woman Throws Outrageous 90-Minute Public Tantrum After Boyfriend Dumps Her

Although breakups can be tough to deal with for a lot of people, one young Chinese woman took it to the extreme by throwing a tantrum in public after getting dumped by her boyfriend.
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