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Call it the Trump Effect. Or the Maduro Effect, if you don't like naming it after Orange Man Bad. The point is, if a report in Sunday's Times of London ...

Even though she merely stood silently with her sign, being present within the "buffer zone" marked a violation of the laws.

Macron's desire for a "contemporary gesture" and a "21st century mark" on Notre-Dame would be driven by a competition.

"We distinguish between the stance of the protesting shopkeepers and the actions of disruptive actors, and Trump should know..."

The Crans-Montana resort's crowded Le Constellation bar morphed from a scene of revelry into the site of one of Switzerland's worst tragedies.

A historic church, which has been around for 154 years, was engulfed in flames amid a larger pattern of destruction.

Protesters are taking to Iranian streets as reports emerge of security forces firing upon them and death on both sides.

Identifying bodies "will take time and for the time being it is premature to give you a more precise figure."

One of the most complicated geopolitical tensions appears to have once again brought the United States into its tangled web.

Trump appeared to reveal the first known land strike since operations against Venezuelan drug trafficking began in September.