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School Fire Kills 17 Students, Seriously Injures 13 Others
The fire broke out at a school dormitory in Kenya, and the blaze reportedly spread rapidly because of the building's wooden planks.
Israeli Forces Withdraw from Jenin—But West Bank Operation Not Over
Israeli began a raid in the West Bank in late August.
How Dubai's New Skyscraper Will Compare With World's Tallest Buildings
Dubai is set to home the tallest and now second tallest building in the world, as the Burj Azizi got approval from the city to build 131 stories in the air
US Will Help Ukraine Replace Soviet-Era S-300 Air Defense Systems: Pentagon
"We need to make Russian cities and even Russian soldiers think about what they need: peace or Putin," Zelensky said.
Palestinian Doctors Say American Woman Fatally Shot at West Bank Protest
An emergency room doctor told The Associated Press an American woman suffered a gunshot wound to the head.
NATO Allies Fortify Russian Border With 'Dragon's Teeth'
Dragon's teeth, first used during World War II, are used to impede the advances of tanks and mechanized infantry.
New Species of Beaked Dinosaur Is Tiny Triceratops Relative
The new discovery is significantly smaller than its iconic relative, which could grow up to 30 feet in length.
Japan Is Running Out of Rice
A rice shortage in Japan has led some retailers to limit the amount that can be bought per family.
US Warns of 'Mounting Threats' Posed by North Korea
Pyongyang's missile tests, relationship with Russia and continuous pursuit of nuclear weapons have aroused concern from officials in both Washington and Seoul.
Isolated North Korea Cracks Down on Connections to Outside World
North Korea has reportedly punished about 30 users of Chinese mobile phones for contacting the outside world.
Tanker With 20,000 Tons of Explosive Material From Russia Leaves NATO Port
The 'Ruby' picked up ammonium nitrate from Russia's port of Kandalaksha, and docked at the port of Tromsø in Norway.
Arab World To Get First Nuclear Power Plant
The UAE has successfully completed its multi-billion dollar plant in Abu Dhabi.
'Remarkable' Prehistoric Settlement Discovered at Rolls-Royce Site
Archaeologists also unearthed ancient human remains from the Roman era during their investigations at the English site.
China Makes Bold Moves in Resource-Rich South China Sea
Despite China's warning, Malaysia has vowed to continue gas exploration within its own maritime zone.
NATO Jet Trains To Carry US Nuclear Gravity Bomb
A number of NATO combat aircraft are assigned for nuclear missions with U.S. nukes deployed in Europe.
Woman Starts Fires During Wildfire Season To Watch and Flirt With Firemen
A Greek woman started two fires in August because she wanted to meet men in uniform, authorities said.
Putin Issues Nuclear Power Plant Strike Warning: 'One Can Only Imagine'
"One can only imagine what will happen if we strike back; what will happen in Europe," Russian President Vladimir Putin said.
US Offers $60 Million Bounty in Hunt for Russian Hackers
The six individuals are accused of using cyberattacks "sow concern" among Ukraine and its allies prior to the 2022 invasion.
White House Hits Back at Putin's Comments About Kamala Harris
John Kirby said Putin should "stop talking about" the U.S. presidential election after he claimed earlier this week that Russia supports Kamala Harris.
Ukraine Picks at Putin's Weak Spot With Refinery Attacks
Unmanned aerial vehicles are proving to be Kyiv's effective weapon against Russia's oil facilities.
Russia Considers Shutting Down Kursk Nuclear Plant: Official
Some Russian military bloggers have speculated that Ukrainian forces are planning to take control of the nuclear power plant.
Map Shows US and China's Aircraft Carriers in Pacific This Week
Two of the three Chinese aircraft carriers were underway in the country's nearby waters for training and sea trial.