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The two attackers were killed at the scene, police said, after a security officer and a civilian returned fire.

This summer the Kremlin's air campaign killed 518 civilians with a record 11,739 drones and 433 missiles, an analysis by The Washington Post found.

If the National Assembly votes Monday to force François Bayrou to resign, it will mark France's second government collapse in less than a year.

Convenience stores in Asia give new meaning to the term: Customers can pay bills, ship packages, eat a nutritious meal and -- in some locations -- work out.

Erin Patterson was convicted of killing three relatives with a lunch laced with death cap mushrooms. The judge called her actions "an enormous betrayal of trust."

The interlocking crises facing Sudan and Afghanistan come at a moment when societies in the West are turning their backs on welcoming refugees and offering international humanitarian aid.

About 1,400 participants from 22 countries hoped for a sign from Pope Leo XIV that he would continue the LGBTQ+ outreach of his predecessor.

Shigeru Ishiba's move comes after his Liberal Democratic Party lost two elections, exacerbating an unusual period of political uncertainty in Japan.

Wary of a warmongering Russia, Germany is refitting its military, buying weapons, recruiting soldiers and also contemplating new strategic reserves of canned food.

The wartime crackdown has all but destroyed the once-vibrant stand-up comedy scene, but some persevere and live in fear of going viral and being denounced.