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Spain Calls Off Efforts to Resue Dozens of African Migrants Who Attempted to Travel to Europe in an Inflatable Boat

Spain's Marine Rescue service has announced the suspension of its search efforts to find more than 20 migrants from Morocco that are now believed to be lost at sea.

Missing Students in Mexico: First Student Identified; Attorney General Says Probe to Continue

Attorney General Jesus Murillo confirmed the identity of one of the 43 missing Mexican students that were abducted by police in late September.

Released Uruguayan Guantanamo Detainees Identified; US Department of Defense Releases Statement

Uruguay has received six former Guantanamo Bay detainees as part of the U.S. attempt to free all cleared prisoners and close the detention facility in Cuba.

Discovered 'Infant Earths' Could Hold Clues to Life and Another Habitable Home in the Universe

How similar are these "Infant Earth" to our planet? The Sun is the key. Is there life outside of Earth's universe? There might be, and there might even be what scientists are calling "Infant Earths" that have similar planetary conditions that sustain life.

Prince William and Kate Middleton Releationship News: Royal Couple to See Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, the Brooklyn Nets During New York City Visit

Prince William and Kate Middleton began their itinerary for their U.S. visit in New York City on Monday. The packed trip will have the royal couple meeting with the most elite figures in American culture.

Uber Car Service Driver Accused of Raping Woman During India Taxi Ride

Police have announced a $1,600, or 1 lakh rupees, reward for the arrest of an Uber driver who raped a 27-year-old woman in New Delhi on Friday night.

Kate Middleton and Prince William Pregnancy Update: Details of Duke's Letter to Widower of Duchess' Nurse Who Committed Suicide Revealed

On Saturday, the Daily Mail posted a letter that Prince William wrote and mailed to the widower of the late nurse who took care of his wife, Kate Middleton during her pregnancy.

US and South African Hostages Killed by Al Qaeda During Failed US SEALs Rescue Mission in Yemen

An American photojournalist and a South African teacher held captive by Al Qaeda militants in Yemen were killed on Saturday during an ill-fated U.S. rescue mission.

Afghanistan Taliban War: Kabul Police Chief Resigns After Taliban Attacks Kill Foreign Workers

Kabul police chief resigns following several foreign deaths by Taliban attacks Kabul's police chief resigned Sunday after a Taliban attack killed four foreign workers at their agency's office.

Ebola Outbreak 2014 Update: Cuban Doctor Cured of Virus Wants to Return to West Africa to 'Finish' What He 'Started'

Cuban health worker wants to return to West Africa after being cured of Ebola A Cuban doctor who was treated in Geneva after contracting the Ebola virus while working in Sierra Leone last month said he intends on returning to the West African country.

Troops in Afghanistan: Increased Violence, Slow Response from NATO Allies Means 1,000 U.S. Troops Will Remain in Afghanistan

At least 1,000 U.S. troops will be in Afghanistan until early next year because of a slower-than-expected force commitment from NATO allies.

Robert Mugabe News and Quotes: Zimbabwe President Accuses His VP of Conspiring With U.S., Witches To Kill Him

Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe has just accused his Vice President Joice Mujuru of conspiring with the United States Embassy to have him murdered.

Missing Mexican Students Update: Remains of One of the 43 Abducted Students Identified

Tests have identified the remains of one of 43 students who disappeared in Mexico on Sept. 26. Tests have identified the remains of one of 43 students who disappeared in Mexico on Sept.

Modernization Linked to Increased Mercury Poisoning Near India's Capital

Three years ago, a number of deaths in small villages near the Indian capital of New Delhi appeared to be linked but only recently has the cause been determined: mercury.

France Will Pay $60M in Reparations to American Holocaust Survivors

After a year of negotiations with the Obama administration, France has agreed to pay reparations to American survivors of the Holocaust who were deported to Nazi death camps in French trains.

Airline Prices & Carry-On Baggage Rules: Carry-On Items, Electronics May Be Banned Because of Terror Threats

The Department of Homeland Security has not declared a ban on carry-on items, but the idea is not off the table.

Missing 43 Mexico Students Update: Mexico City’s Police Chief Resigns

Under sharp criticism over the manner in which he dealt with protests initiated around the 43 missing students from a teachers college in Guerrero, Mexico, Mexico City's police chief, Jesus Rodriguez Almeida, has stepped down from his position.

Bigfoot Evidence and Sightings 2014: New Video Features Sasquatch Possibly Roaring in Great Britain [Watch]

A Bigfoot enthusiast claims to have captured the mysterious beast crying out in the Lincolnshire woods in Great Britain.

Best Christmas Gifts for Kdis: 'Frozen' Toys Top Chrismas Lists Around the World

Toys and merchandise related to the Disney film “Frozen” are topping many Christmas wish lists this year, and parents around the world are clamoring to get the hottest gifts for their little ones.

Typhoon Hagupit 2014 Causes Thousands to Flee Manila, Other Towns in the Philippines as Storm Approaches

Tens of thousands of people fled the coastal villages in the central Philippines on Friday as typhoon Hagupit came down on the eastern coasts of the island nation. Hagupit, known locally as Ruby, is due to fully land Saturday evening with gusts of up to 143 mph.
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