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Afghan government workers in Balkh province appeared to have been taken by surprise by the WiFi ban.

U.S. District Judge Tanya S. Chutkan said she was "dismayed" by the deportation of five men to Ghana but that the court's "hands are tied."

President Trump will meet King Charles III and Prime Minister Keir Starmer on a state visit to Britain, against a backdrop of global division, disarray and destruction.

South Korea vowed to investigate whether U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement violated human rights after it detained hundreds at a Hyundai-LG plant.

Feeling like she had a new lease on life, Gabrielle Wall sprinted the length of a football field barefoot on Lego bricks to clinch a new Guinness World Record.

With growth slowing in the world's second largest economy, Beijing is trying to stoke demand in sectors as varied as healthcare, tourism, education and sports.

A Eurovision-style competition to counter narcocorridos, popular songs that romanticize the drug trade, draws viewers -- and skeptics.

The Gaza City offensive came as Secretary of State Marco Rubio left Israel for Qatar, a visit designed to stem regional anger over Israel's strike on Hamas there.

Nearly two weeks after a deadly U.S. strike on a boat in the Caribbean, questions loom over Trump's new war on terror and drugs. This afternoon, Trump announced another strike on a boat from Venezuela.

The operation marks the second time this month that the U.S. military has unleashed deadly force on a vessel originating from Venezuela.