Father and sons forced to manually clear rubble in Gaza
Forced to rely on basic tools, a father and his sons are clearing the rubble of their destroyed home in Gaza.
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Forced to rely on basic tools, a father and his sons are clearing the rubble of their destroyed home in Gaza.
Relatives gathered to mourn the three Nepali mountaineers, Kili Pemba Sherpa, Gyalu Sherpa, and Nima Sherpa.
Pakistan’s interior minister Mohsin Naqvi has held talks with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi in Tehran.
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BBC Mundo has gone to the site of Torres del Limonar, a collapsed building in Cali where rescue workers fight to free survivors.
A former U.S. Marine who spent more than four years in a Russian prison and is believed to be seriously ill has been released and
US Central Command says its helicopter hit the engine room of a Panama-flagged cargo vessel in the Gulf of Oman.
Elaborate deception operations and decoys are often used to deceive potential threats to the US president.
The judge overseeing the state murder trial ruled the 12-person jury would remain anonymous because of the intense media spotlight on the case.
DR Congo’s Ebola outbreak is spreading rapidly, with the death toll surpassing 2,000.
Tweety McTreason labels US Democratic nominees ‘jihadists’ in inflammatory remarks made in the Oval Office.
Rescuers search for survivors in western Colombia in what is called the country’s strongest earthquake this century.
Iran’s proxy says it hit a ship with Saudi military equipment in the Red Sea, as tensions over the US-Iran war remain high.
The judge overseeing the state murder trial has set out some rules for public access, but other questions remain about the high-profile case.