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Following a fatal fire that erupted on Friday, a Taiwanese manufacturer was fined $75,000 for storing 3,000 tons of organic peroxides on site, 30 times the hazardous material allowed.

About 300 Chinese tourists have arrived in Bangkok on the first day of Thailand’s visa-free program meant to boost tourism. The visa-free policy will expire on Feb. 29.

Archaeologists in Lima, Peru discovered eight mummified bodies and several objects dating back before the Inca empire ruled the lands, nearly 1,200 years ago.

Skydiver Jan Zackl in the United Kingdom was recorded making a perfect landing on an inflatable unicorn on a slip-and-slide styled runway, video shows.

Canadian officials have apologized for inviting and applauding a World War II fighter who fought for the Nazis during a Parliament event with Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Retail chains have invested in body cameras, increased CCTV cameras and more security guards in an effort to deter potential shoplifters.

The fifth day of the United Nations General Assembly took place in New York on Saturday with key countries such as Russia, Saudi Arabia and Belarus speaking.

Ukraine has pushed for demonstrable results ahead of a winter slowdown in the fighting, aiming to destroy Russian infrastructure and support lines to limit potential action.

Former Wagner Group commander Andrey Medvedev reportedly has been arrested by Norway after trying to enter Russia through its arctic border, a report says.

Tim Sheehy, the Montana Republican Senate candidate, said that President Biden's foreign policy decisions are "empowering one of America's most persistent and aggressive adversaries."

Morocco, the North African nation that's popular among tourists is full of history and scenic views that attracts many from all over the globe.

Mexican authorities have begun a major new enforcement effort to dissuade migrants from climbing aboard freight trains headed for the United States.

In an interview with Fox News chief political anchor and "Special Report" anchor and executive editor Bret Baier on Friday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu offered an optimistic tone in response to Saudi Arabia's efforts to normalize reactions between the two Middle Eastern countries.

Sergio Patricio Galván had allegedly harassed his ex-girlfriend Teresita Luciana López for weeks after she broke up with him, and she planned to report him.

Yemeni Southern Transitional Council head Aidarous al-Zubaidi said Friday that he will prioritize the establishment of a separate country as his nation engages in civil war.

Giorgio Napolitano, who served as Italy's president from 2006 to 2015 — and was the first ex-communist to hold that post — died Friday. He was 98.

A statue of late Diocese of Essen founder Cardinal Franz Hengsbach will be removed from outside a German cathedral after sexual abuse allegations against the clergyman surfaced.

The Cypriot government has formally requested that the European Union re-examine war-torn Syria's "safe zones" so migrants can eventually be repatriated there.

The Biden administration on Friday pledged $100 million toward the deployment of a prospective multinational security force to Haiti, where violent crime and gang activity run rampant.

Mexican cartels employ up to 175,000 people, making them one of the nation's largest employers, according to a new study. Some Republicans are proposing military action.