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Russia News: Country's Presence in North Pole Continues to Increase

As tensions continue with the West, Russia moves to strengthen its eastern and Arctic interest with recent military manouvers and exercises.

'Shameless' Spoilers: Fiona Might Find Fun with Gus, But He's Not Necessarily Part of a 'Happy' Ending

On "Shameless" thing might be getting better for Fiona. In a tragic-comic show like “Shameless,” which builds its episodic tension over daily drunkenness, generational family dysfunction, and the soul-crushing exploits of a daddy figure who is always trying to stick it to the man, there has not been a lot of safe fun for the characters.

Glastonbury Festival 2015: Change.Org Petition Asks to Remove Kanye West as Headliner

A Change.org petition wants to remove Kanye West from the headliner spot on Saturday. The petition's author claims the hip-hop artist is an "insult to music fans all over the world."

NBC Olympics 2016 Rio: City's Water Reportedly Filled with Sewage, Debris

Sailing competitions are set to take place in dirty waters The city of Rio de Janiero needs to clean up their act -- and their bodies of water. The city will host the 2016 Summer Olympics, and much of the water that will be used in outdoor water events is filthy, the Washington Post reports.

Unexploded Bombs: Construction Crew Finds Unexploded WWII Bomb in US German Base

During construction at a U.S. military base in Bavaria, workers discovered an unexploded bomb from the Second World War, prompting an evacuation. The bomb was successfully defused a couple hours later.

Expecting Spanish Couple Hides for 24 Hours in Tunisian Musem After Attack

A Spanish couple and a Tunisian security guard were found alive after having spent close to 24 hours hiding in a Tunisian museum where gunmen killed 22 people during terrorist attack.

Mexico News: Canadian Man Beaten to Death at Resort in Mexico

A 50-year-old Canadian man who had been beaten to death was found on Wednesday at a beach at the Mexican resort of Los Cabos.

Solar Eclipse Time & Live Stream: Eclipse Will Appear in Sky on Friday Morning

A solar eclipse will appear in the sky Friday morning, the first day of spring, USA Today reports. The solar eclipse will occur the same day as a Supermoon.

Venezuela News 2015: Latin American Leaders Offer Support to Venezuela Over Issues with US

At an emergency summit meeting on Tuesday, Latin American left-wing leaders urged the U.S. to repeal an executive order which declared Venezuela to be a threat to the national security of the US.

Kate Middleton Pregnancy News Update 2015: Prince Charles is Excited for a Second Royal Baby

Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles are visiting the United States and have so far explored Washington, D.C.

U.S. Military Loses Contact With Unarmed Drone Over Syria

The U.S. military has confirmed that it has lost contact with an unarmed Predator drone that had been flying over northwestern Syria and which forces loyal to dictator Bashar al-Assad claim to have shut down.

Fidel Castro: Venezuela ready to confront US 'Threats and Impositions'

Fidel Castro upped the ante in the row between the United States and Venezuela on Tuesday when he warned that the government of embattled President Nicolás Maduro was prepared to confront U.S. "threats and impositions."

U.S.-Mexico Intern Program Aims to Increase Opportunities Between Both Countries

U.S.-Mexico Intern Program seeks to expand academic exchange and internship opportunities for U.S. and Mexican college students and recent graduates

Three-Hour Hostage Situation at Museum in Tunisia Leaves at 19 Dead

A three-hour-long hostage situation at a Tunisian museum left 19 dead in the capital city of Tunis. A three-hour-long hostage situation at a Tunisian museum left 19 dead in the capital city of Tunis, according to The Guardian.

Argentina Arrest Two Paraguayan Men Trying to Cross Border With 19th Century Gold Worth More than $2M

According to Argentine authorities two Paraguayan men who were trying to get across the border with a 19th Century gold ingot worth more than $2m have been arrested.

Bolivarian Shield: Venezuela Conducts Military Drills to Prepare 'Against Any Aggression'

The military exercises around Venezuela are meant to show Venezuela's strength in the face of new U.S. sanctions and accusations. Troops and civilians have been mobilized throughout the nation, practicing invasion drills as well as conducting marches.

Cuba & US Relations Update: New Talks End After a Day, Both Sides Agree to 'Maintain Communication'

The latest round of talks between U.S. and Cuban negotiators ended after just one day on Tuesday, and participants did not disclose how much progress they had made in their attempt to restore diplomatic relations between Havana and Washington.

'Dropped' TV Death: Bodies Identified Following Deadly French Reality TV Show Accident in Argentina

In Argentina ten people were killed in a horrific accident while filming a reality TV show string famous athletes.

Petrobas & Joao Vaccari: Brazil's Ruling Party Treasurer Charged with Corruption

Joao Vaccari, the treasurer of Brazil’s governing Workers' Party, has been formally charged with corruption.

Cervantes 'Don Quixote': Spanish Scientists Say they Have Found the Tomb of Famed Author After Nearly 400 Years

Scientists in Spain say they have found the tomb of famed Spanish author Miguel de Cervantes in Madrid.