A French animal protection agency says it has taken charge of a baby cub, named Putin, nicknamed Dado and less than two months old, that police officers found in a hired Lamborghini on Paris' famed Champs-Elysees boulevard
Claudio Ranieri is back in the Premier League with Fulham, two years after overcoming 5,000-1 odds to win the title with Leicester
The International Energy Agency says global oil supplies are growing rapidly as Saudi Arabia, the United States and Russia pump oil at a record pace in response to fears of higher prices due to U.S. sanctions on Iran
Former first lady Michelle Obama officially starts her national and international tour to promote her new book, 'Becoming,' by sitting for a conversation with Oprah Winfrey at the home arena of the Chicago Bulls
Singapore's leader says Southeast Asian nations pushing back agreement on a pan-Asian free trade deal to 2019
The Hungarian minority in western Ukraine is distressed by parts of new education law that could eliminate the use of minority languages in schools after the 4th grade
Swedish lawmakers have rejected a proposed minority coalition of the second largest party, the center-right Moderates, and the small Christian Democrats, leaving the country still without a new government since Sept. 9 elections
Britain's Prince Charles is turning 70 with a family birthday party, and a firm commitment to his environmentalist views
Singapore's leader says Southeast Asian nations pushing back agreement on a pan-Asian free trade deal to 2019.
Global shares are mostly lower after the steepest drop in in oil prices in more than three years put investors in a selling mood on Wall Street
Joe Thornton broke a third-period tie with his 400th goal, Joe Pavelski scored twice and the San Jose Sharks defeated the Nashville Predators 5-4 after squandering a three-goal lead
Amazon HQ2: Will it be worth it? Company will bring plenty of jobs but headaches, too
Afghan officials say the Taliban have killed 12 members of the Afghan security forces, including nine soldiers who died in a battle in the Maidan Wardak province just outside the capital, Kabul
The Israeli military says it has shot at and captured a Palestinian who approached the Gaza perimeter fence and hurled grenades into Israel
A Yemeni boy one morning heard that al-Qaida were giving away free motorcycles, so he ran off with a friend to get one, never thinking that a U.S. drone was overhead, hunting for militants
The NFL and the Bob Woodruff Foundation have partnered to find and grant funds to organizations helping former military members
Pekka Rinne is off to an even better start than last season when he finally won the Vezina Trophy, and backup Juuse Saros ranks among the top 10 for victories. The Predators may have the NHL's best goalie combo on and off the ice.
The so-called Garlic Girls who swept to fame during their run to an Olympic curling silver medal have alleged they were verbally abused by an official and subjected to unreasonable orders from coaches. South Korea's sports ministry is investigating
Civilian deaths are the hidden toll of the U.S. drone war against al-Qaida in Yemen, long left untracked
US Vice President Pence says Myanmar's handling of Rohingya was 'without excuse,' but Suu Kyi rebuffs criticism
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