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App Helps Fight Crime in Puerto Rico as Murder Rate Drops to Lowest Point in 15 Years: Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago Also See Less Homicide

Puerto Rico is experiencing a drop in crime rates as local residents and police are finding new ways to track problems and improve public safety.

Charlie Hebdo Magazine Earns Thousands More Readers, Sells Out First Magazine Since Paris, France Attack

The French public further underlined its support for Charlie Hebdo by picking up all 700,000 copies of the satirical magazine attacked last week by Islamist militants. The publication's latest issue, offered at 27,000 newsstands across the country, sold out within minutes.

Nigeria News: Leaders in Cameroon, Africa Being Trained on Computers, the Internet to Help Fight Boko Haram

The central African country of Cameroon is counting on technology to help combat Nigerian terrorist group Boko Haram.

Pope Francis Visits Buddhist Temple in Sri Lanka, Urges Peace

Pope Francis had a positive message for the people of Sri Lanka. Learn more here. Pope Francis paid a surprise visit to a Buddhist temple in Sri Lanka on Wednesday.

NASA Astronauts Seek Refuge on International Space Station Russia Sector After Suspicions of ISS Gas Leak

After initial fears about a possible toxic gas leak aboard the International Space Station, it appears that a problem with a computer onboard the craft sounded the alarm by mistake, which then prompted astronauts located on the American side of the station to move to the Russian sector on Wednesday while the situation was investigated.

Yemen Al-Qaeda News: Leader Calls Charlie Hebdo Attack a 'Blessed Battle,' Praises Supermarket Hostage Situation in Video [Watch]

Al-Qaida's Yemeni branch on Wednesday claimed responsibility for last week's attack on French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo, which left 12 people dead and sparked a week of violence and massive anti-terror protests across the country.

Venezuela Protests: Opposition Leader Henrique Capriles Calls for Marches While President Nicolas Maduro Is Away

Turmoil is looming over Venezuela while President Nicolas Maduro is abroad. One of the opposition’s leaders, Miranda Gov. Henrique Capriles, has called for new protests against the government to call attention to the country’s current troubles.

Ukraine Crisis News: Ukraine Accuses Rebels of Influencing Those Responsible for Bus Attack That Left 11 Dead

Eleven people in Ukraine died as a bus was attacked Ukrainian, authorities said. Separatists have denied responsibility for the attacks. At the same time, the battle between separatist and government forces became even more deadly around Donetsk, which is home to an international airport.

Charlie Hebdo to Publish Another Prophet Muhammad Cartoon on New Cover: Paris Magazine Will Make Millions More Copies Than Normal

Just a week after an attack on its headquarters, Charlie Hebdo will print three million copies of a special satirical magazine depicting the Prophet Muhammad on its cover.

Venezuela News and Facts: Continued Supermarket Shortages Spark Violent Protests

As shoppers in Venezuela look for basic essentials in supermarkets, lines swell stretching down roads and cutting corners.

Boko Haram Attacks Cameroon; Government's Elite Army Kills 143 Islamic Fighters

The Cameroonian government said it was the militants' heaviest loss yet on its territory. Communications minister Issa Tchiroma Bakary said in a statement that in the early hours on Monday, several hundred Boko Haram fighters used the cover of thick fog to enter Kolofata, a town and commune in Cameroon, from Nigeria to storm the town's military base, reports ABC News Online.

US, Cuba Relations 2015: Cuba Releases All 53 Prisoners Requested by US, Prisoner Names Coming to Congress

Cuba has released all 53 prisoners requested by the U.S. and often referred to as political prisoners.

Paris, France Hostage Situations: French Police Searching for Female Suspect Possibly Connected to Charlie Hebdo Shooting Attack

On Saturdaym French police continued to search for Hayat Boumeddiene, the woman suspected to be connected to the recent terrorists attacks in France.

Eugenio Derbez Teletón México Backlash: Comedian Minimizes Criticism, Continues to Deny he Profited From Hosting Gig

After deleting his Facebook page and being publicly challenged to a public debate by a 1o-year-old girl, Eugenio Derbez is finally speaking out about the backlash he got from hosting Teletón México.

Summit to 'Counteract' Extremism to Be Held in Washington Following Paris Attacks

The event will take place on Feb. 18 in Washington. U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder confirmed the news on Sunday.

Miss Bumbum 2015: Mexican Competition Uses Blind Voting Ahead of Next Cut

There are now 12 contestants in the Miss Bumbum Mexico competition. There are now 12 contestants in the Miss Bumbum Mexico competition. For the first time, Mexico is adapting the popular Miss Bumbum Brazil competition with a few modifications.

Mexican Woman's Body Found in Cistern 10 Months After Being Reported Missing

Carmen Yarira Esparza Noriega went missing in Feb. 18 2014, and in late 2014, she was found in a cistern.

Russia Aims to Lower Car Accidents by Banning Transgender People from Driving

Russia passed a law preventing people considered to be "sexual deviants" from obtaining driver's license in an attempt to curb the country's atrocious number of car accidents. However, human rights groups and activists have decried the Kremlin's actions.

‘Unbroken’ Movie 2014 Release Date: Angelina Jolie Meets With Pope Francis, Reveals She Was Married Before Summer Wedding

Pope Francis welcomed Angelina Jolie to the Vatican on Thursday after the movie "Unbroken," which the actress produced and directed, premiered in the city-state. The private screening took place at a patrician villa that is home to the Pontifical Academy of Sciences, the station noted.

Missing Mexican Students Protests and Massacre: Mexico Finds Mass Grave, 11 Heads Close to Where 43 Student Teachers Went Missing

Mexican police found 10 decapitated bodies and 11 heads Wednesday near the same location where 43 students went missing last year.
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